Android inverse ingenier apps to Ubuntu Touch
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I just was wondering if someone had try this, and for what reason. I'm curious to know if there is a yes as an answer.
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@thousandtopics Sorry but I'm having trouble understanding what the question is.
Do you mean:
Has anyone tried reverse engineering Android apps, in order to port them to Ubuntu Touch?If that is the question I'm pretty sure that the answer is yes. It seems extremely likely that someone has.
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@moem that is correct, that's the question I wanted to ask.
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@thousandtopics android apps are mostly written in java/kotlin, xml and platform specific code. So everything would need to be rewritten. I don't see the benefits of doing that.
And if we don't have the source code. It would give you big headache i think, and don't know if possible easily -
@thousandtopics
As @lduboeuf said android very tied to Java.
To run Java on UT is not recommended as it would take a lot of resources only for the JVM.
Modifying an app using Kotlin to use our framework instead would be hasardous at best.So to summarize : too much work for a poor (to says the least) expected result.
To summarize even more : No can't do. -
@applee I'm not stating that I'm planning to do it, I'm just curious if someone has been succesful, and what had obligated that or those indivials of doing it.
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@thousandtopics said in Android inverse ingenier apps to Ubuntu Touch:
Chill a little bit guys.
People are being pretty chill, they're just trying to inform you of something that you seemed interested in. And I'm glad that they did so, because clearly my answer was way off. Shows you what I know!
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@moem if they are chill that's cool haha. Normally when I read those kind of answers people are kind of stressed like why this guy doesn't understand?!, and I'm like. Is just a what if question, nothing serious.
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@thousandtopics
Only cool people here
So no one tried as far as we know and up there were the reasons why
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@applee I see
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actually im hell bent on doing it
....yeah i get it poor performance ect ect but just think of the possibilities
first im looking into calling java runtime from python then loading app.jar
bundling a portable java runtime implementation and any dependencies within the UT app ....now at first its just gonna be java and prob slow as hell
then i will make it work for android later but that will be way harder ....one step at a time itll be in the works for awhile cause im still stumped on running python within clickable
i figured out web apps simple enough but i need more programmable meat ...so to speak
