Mind The Word as a mobile app

[ceilican]

Mar requested:

. Mobile app or bookmarklet would be cool > i like to learn mobile.
unfortunately the your app does not work with the mobile chrome browser

[ceilican]

http://www.omgchrome.com/chrome-android-extensions-not-planned-ama/

[ceilican]

Mark (loop) explained:

firefox for mobile support Plugins. i also use a bookmarklet from Readlang.com wich is a java program saved as bookmark and can be executed as Bookmark on every page. ich liebe dieses Bookmarklet und es funktioniert mit vielen Browsern. Mobile learning or also working is the future its much better.

[ceilican]

Giorgos Ches:

furthermore, you could also make a simple android app :
in the app, user could copies a text that he found on his browser, then he will pastes text on the app and app will translate the words of the table plus other random.

[boro741]

Cordova would be a good solution for the mobile app.
As this project is built on JS it would be easy to build with Cordova.

[ceilican]

That sounds interesting. I didn't know Cordova before. It seems that Cordova will behave essentially like a simple browser that will display an app programmed in HTTP/CSS/JavaScript. How easy would it be to make it behave like a browser that also loads pages from the internet and injects our JS scripts in them? Probably easy, right?

[anmolsinghal]

Hi!
I am Anmol SInghal.
I was looking through the list of ideas offered by you for Google Summer of Code and wanted to know if there is any plan to work on a mobile app?
thanks in advance
Regards

[paraschadha2052]

Hi, I am Paras Chadha.
I am interested in this project. We can create an android app in which user can paste the text or paste the URL of the website and app will extract text from it and will translate some random words. I have experience in developing android apps (see my github profile). I have also contributed to open source projects before. We can discuss the idea further or should i start preparing a draft of proposal ?

[ceilican]

Hi! Please communicate with through our forum (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/aossie-gsoc-2017) and through our issue trackers in Gitlab: http://www.gitlab.com/aossie/

[zerocod3r]

http://www.gitlab.com/aossie/
Link to repositories no working always redirect to homepage of GitLab.

[ceilican]

Sorry. Pease try this one: https://gitlab.com/aossie

[imGurpreetSK]

Hi!
I'm Gurpreet and I got to know about Aossie via GSOC organisations page. I liked the Idea of MindTheWorld and would love to get some help with getting started with the project.
Regards,
Gurpreet.

[ceilican]

@GurpreetSK95 Thanks for your interest! Please follow the instructions here (http://www.aossie.org), and use our GitLab repository (linked above) instead of this GitHub repository.

[rohitsroch]

Hi, I am Rohit.
I am interested to create a android client for the browser extension in which user can provide a url or provide a image then by using photo OCR and microsoft cognitive services ,we can extract text from it and translate some random words. I have experience in developing android apps (see my github profile) and with microsoft cognitive service. I have also contributed to open source projects before.
If you suggest then I can also create a demo android app for review.