@cibersheep thanks a lot for that hint. It was not the database path, but the name. I had used some template code with whitespaces ("Sample database", ....) after removing the whitespaces it works now on the phone, too

@unisuperbox
How about an app for bugreporting? It could save your github/gitlsb credentials and automatically file the bug via REST API or whatever. Sorry I`m no experienced web programmer, but the threshold would be lower for people to file bugs. Especially since the UT version. Phone type, etc could be read by the app.
Anything except brick bug or Wifi. + mobile data failure could be reported this way.

@arubislander Bluetooth with mode 'Hands free speaking system' did work on FP2 in stable channel, sadly not with FP3 in dev channel. Would be awesome if someone can make it work.

@lumpology so cool! Thanks for sharing this workflow.

I can relate to your situation, as I am having the same issues with my FP3+. Surely the largest pain is (in this order): Camera slow/unreliable, missing working podcast app, bluetooth connectivity.
Still I will not go back to google because of my concerns with their monopoly and data collection.
Personally, the experience of a free and private phone outweigh the mentioned disadvantages I have.
And considering this project is largely community driven, what a huge achievement. My utmost respect to all os and app developers and supporters to this amazing project.
I will hold out for future improvements.

UT Bug Report App:
Using Github Rest Api it should be possible to make a simple app or big reporting.
App could automatically retrieve phone type and UT OS Built version and channel to submit bug reports to github.
Obviously only works for bugs that dont break UT or internet on the phone.

@gpatel-fr very cool, thanks for that code. For installing an actual app, I would have to handle starting and stopping the server to save system resources. I guess I could just make a python call to stop that process when I want to close my app?

@gpatel-fr my go-to approach for app development is Qml with python template with a qml webview component. The app UI and logic exists in html/css/JavaScript. The app I want to develop would download bank account data for display and data science on the phone. In Germany there is fints/HBCI interface, for which typescript libraries exist.
If I understood right, typescript libraries have to be served from a server, cannot just be statically linked local files.
Therefore, my approach would only work, if I am able to spin up a node.js server which serves the library.

Myother idea was 2D game development using pixI.js/hexI frameworks.

I don't know how to utilize the node.js from the app store for that and as far as I know, the qml python integration only calls python functions, does not support starting a python server process.

This is why I wanted to start a node.js in the background when my app starts and serve th javascript packages that the app requires.

@idonthatevests that would include bundling the node.js package with my app and having a startup hook to start node.js when the app is launched?

Hello,

Since a while there is the node.js app which installs this server on the device.
However, I struggle to understand how to use this for apps.
For many of my webapps I need typescript packages which need to be served by a web server, for which I would need node.js for example.

Can anyone help me getting started with this? How can I use the installed node.js server from my apps? Do I have to install packages in node.js from the terminal or can I do this inside my app?

Many thanks for your support.

Happy to read about background service for clickable apps.
Will focal upgrades improve bluetooth experience?

@redxxiii camera is ok when there is good lighting and no motion in the scene. Often this is not the case, as my son usually does not stand still:-)

@phoenixlandpirat podphoenix became unusable for me with ~ 5 podcasts as it was unresponsive while downloading podcasts for ~10 minutes and then my disk was full, had to delete the episodes and close podphoenix as it was still unresponsive.

I can relate to your situation, as I am having the same issues with my FP3+. Surely the largest pain is (in this order): Camera slow/unreliable, missing working podcast app, bluetooth connectivity.
Still I will not go back to google because of my concerns with their monopoly and data collection.
Personally, the experience of a free and private phone outweigh the mentioned disadvantages I have.
And considering this project is largely community driven, what a huge achievement. My utmost respect to all os and app developers and supporters to this amazing project.
I will hold out for future improvements.

Solved it by using Cinny. It also wants OICD login by redirecting to browser, but time it worked.

Maybe someone can help me with this issue: i got an element one account, to be able to bridge my whatsspp messages to my matrix account. I have FluffyChat, Pantslaimon and an account, sending messages to matrix contacts works. Server is main matrix server. When I want to connect to element one server, which id one.ems.host, then FluffyChat shows not the regular login, but some screen with OICD on it. When I click it, I get fowarded to the Element browser page. But when I login, nothing happens. Did anyone try successfully logging into element one server from FluffyChat?