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* '''Description''': | * '''Description''': An in-development Weave data viewer for Palm's WebOS. All passphrase-level crypto is performed on the client. | ||
* '''Source''': Available at http://github.com/lmorchard/weave-webos . | * '''Source''': Available at http://github.com/lmorchard/weave-webos . | ||
* '''Main Developer(s):''' L.M. Orchard <l.m.orchard@pobox.com> | * '''Main Developer(s):''' L.M. Orchard <l.m.orchard@pobox.com> | ||
* '''Other notes from the developer:''' Presently, it's all just tests. To play, make a copy of src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js-dist as src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js and edit it to reflect your Weave account details. The tests are all read-only right now, too, so hopefully no worries about this munching all your data. But, as always, it's wise to mount a scratch monkey. | * '''Other notes from the developer:''' Presently, it's all just tests. To play, make a copy of src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js-dist as src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js and edit it to reflect your Weave account details. The tests are all read-only right now, too, so hopefully no worries about this munching all your data. But, as always, it's wise to mount a scratch monkey. | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 31 March 2010
- Description: An in-development Weave data viewer for Palm's WebOS. All passphrase-level crypto is performed on the client.
- Source: Available at http://github.com/lmorchard/weave-webos .
- Main Developer(s): L.M. Orchard <l.m.orchard@pobox.com>
- Other notes from the developer: Presently, it's all just tests. To play, make a copy of src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js-dist as src/javascripts/Weave/TestData.js and edit it to reflect your Weave account details. The tests are all read-only right now, too, so hopefully no worries about this munching all your data. But, as always, it's wise to mount a scratch monkey.