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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? In terms of UX, Android SDK seems "cheap" or poorly addressed, compared to iOS SDK and Windows Phone SDK, for instance, the latter have IDEs and are self contained tools. Android SDK can be used on any platform and IDE of course, but they could optionaly have a distribution of Eclipse or some other IDE containing all that is needed and a platform-specific installer. Regarding Eclipse maybe its versatility/scalability goes in detriment of UX somehow, compared to more target-specific IDEs. |
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Dec 17 |
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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? +1 It's kind of an insider's look, isn't it? How could UX be approached to improve end user experience? |
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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? If the Open Usability project, agree on some framework and specifications for file formats, for instance, or even a platform for community driven sites for UX suggestions/voting, the developers could add a very flexible GUI just adding that framework to their projects. |
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Dec 17 |
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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? wow! they are announcing GIMP and other projects, to be part of the Open Usability project. |
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Dec 17 |
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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? A couple of things come to my mind to help the open software comunity. A community driven site, that allows posting/voting UX ideas. Maybe software capable to read Photoshop files and use them as skins. |
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Dec 17 |
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How are GUI and User Experience issues, approached by open software developers? @AndroidHustle I know Eclipse is a great tool in many ways, for instance versatility, and scalability, it's just that Xcode and Visual Studio are tools that work almost immediately in the way that is required, kind of out-of-the-box ready. Eclipse very often requires the instalation of some farmework or third party add-on in order to be ready to use. Also given that runs on a virtual machine, is somewhat unresponsive, and the IDE just doesn't looks or feel native. For instance Android simulator is very slow compared to iOS simulator. |
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