[aerogear-dev] AeroGear Android 3.0 - Roadmap

Matthias Wessendorf matzew at apache.org
Tue Jul 14 13:18:55 EDT 2015


On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 5:37 PM, Summers Pittman <supittma at redhat.com>
wrote:

>
>
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 11:25 AM, Matthias Wessendorf <matzew at apache.org>
> wrote:
>
>> This looks like a lot of items for a 3.0.0 - this feels more like a
>> roadmap for a 3.x.
>>
>> Why not break it down ? E.g. given the fact that for push, it would be
>> nice to have GCM_3 in early, so, that could be released w/o "waiting" for
>> stuff like offline, or store related work
>>
> Keep in mind that AGDroid is not a monolithic project any more.  There is
> no reason that -push 3.0.0 and -store 3.0.0 have to be released at the same
> time (other than dependency mgmt).
>

true, and getting -push-3.0.0 (and -core-3.0.0 + -pipe-3.0.0) out, does
also not mean a few weeks later there is just a 3.1.0 that for instance
contains the above discussed PIPE changes/features

-M


> But yes this is very ambitious.
>
>>
>> -Matthias
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 5:17 PM, Summers Pittman <supittma at redhat.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 10:08 AM, Daniel Passos <dpassos at redhat.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hey Guys,
>>>>
>>>> As you know Summers and I started work on AGDroid 3.0. Today we
>>>> revisited what we want to this release. I hope you enjoy it
>>>> GOALS
>>>>
>>>>    - Remove Java 6 support
>>>>    - Move to $LATEST android-maven-plugin
>>>>    - GCM 3.0 + Push Tasks
>>>>    - Extra convenience tooling
>>>>    - Memeolist demo app
>>>>    - Update docs
>>>>    - oAuth2 improvements
>>>>    - Experimental Offline Module
>>>>    - Experimental Yubikey Neo support
>>>>
>>>> Aerogear Android Push
>>>>
>>>>    - GCM 3.0
>>>>       - Instance ID
>>>>          - This is a new lifecycle for keeping the registration ID in
>>>>          sync
>>>>          - Using new services and broadcast receivers or providing
>>>>          equavalent support
>>>>         - XMPP
>>>>       - Using XMPP messaging for receiving messages and sending
>>>>       analytics updates
>>>>       - May be basis for more robust client side diagnostics and/or
>>>>       eventual messaging APIs
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android plugin (new)
>>>>
>>>>    - Previously we shot this idea down because it adds work on
>>>>    developer which isn’t standard
>>>>    - Google is moving to including more plugins in Gradle so that
>>>>    isn’t a concern
>>>>    - Goals
>>>>       - Linting push and authz
>>>>          - Confirm services in manifest
>>>>          - Confirm appropriate licecycle on Message Listeners
>>>>        - Annotation Processing
>>>>          - Automate boring lifecycle tasks around Push
>>>>          (attaching/detaching listeners from activity)
>>>>        - Manifest processing
>>>>          - Inject Required services for push and authz if libraries
>>>>          are present
>>>>          - Automatically configure these services with values from
>>>>          keycloak.json and push-service.json
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Cookbook
>>>>
>>>>    - Memeolist Demo App
>>>>       - Show off Material design skills
>>>>       - Show off integration with other Red Hat/JBoss technologies
>>>>       - Increase profile of AeroGear inside of Red Hat
>>>>       - Dogfooding
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Pipe
>>>>
>>>>    - Logging support
>>>>    - Easier injection of HTTPProviders
>>>>    - Document adding custom headers under pipe
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Store
>>>>
>>>>    - Decide between
>>>>       - Async operation
>>>>       - Content Provider
>>>>          - With the plugin we could also engage in automatic contract
>>>>          object generation
>>>>          - For an example of what I am thinking see Contracts
>>>>          <https://github.com/secondsun/devnexus-android-2015/tree/master/devnexusclientlibrary/src/main/java/org/devnexus/vo/contract>
>>>>          and ContentProvider
>>>>          <https://github.com/secondsun/devnexus-android-2015/blob/master/devnexusclientlibrary/src/main/java/org/devnexus/sync/DevNexusContentProvider.java>
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Offline
>>>>
>>>>    - Cache : Configurable storage mechanism
>>>>       - Location : Where the CaceItem will be stored
>>>>          - Memory : in Memory store.
>>>>          - OnDevice : the internal permanent storage of the device
>>>>          - Media : removable media based storage. SD Cards, USB
>>>>          Sticks, etc
>>>>        - Eviction Policy : How long CacheItems can stay around
>>>>          - Permanent : Cache items must be removed manually
>>>>          - LRU : When the cache is full the least recently accessed
>>>>          will be removed
>>>>          - Fifo : The oldest object in the cache will be removed.
>>>>        - Size : The max number of items a cache may hold.
>>>>       - Age : The max age of any item
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Authz
>>>>
>>>>    - Revisit oAuth2 opened jiras
>>>>
>>>> AeroGear Android Security
>>>>
>>>>    - Experimental Yubikey Neo
>>>>    <https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/yubikey-neo/>
>>>>    support
>>>>
>>>> PS: Jiras are comming soon
>>>>
>>> PPS Feel free to yell at us with thoughts, ideas, comments, etc.
>>>
>>>>>>>> --
>>>> -- Passos
>>>>
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