The Enyo team have just released version 2.7 of their javascript app development framework and wish to have a conversation about the future of the product as they consider features of the next generation.
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Foxcasts app for LuneOS
Former webOS developer, Garret Downs did much good work for the community until bowing out just over two years ago.
Now he’s back with a new app for LuneOS! Originally developed for FirefoxOS, Foxcasts is a podcast app.
At this point, support extends only to audio streaming from the itunes library, with plans to add downloading and video in the future. The type of database used is unsupported on legacy webOS, so this app is for LuneOS only. Podcast options for webOS are of course already available.
Until he has a device for LuneOS, Garret is testing in the emulator and wants your help. If you are one of those taking the trouble to test the development of the LuneOS development builds, give it a spin and offer your feedback.
The LG Keynote at CES 2016
The start of each new year brings with it the Consumer Electronics show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. We have posted an article about it for the last couple of years – since LG debuted their webOS televisions there. You may recall that it was Palm’s announcement and demonstration of the Palm Pre at the 2009 show that started all the fuss about webOS. Could LG maintain the excitement around their TVs?
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Seasons Greetings to all our readers!
We would like to send our best wishes to all of our readers. 2015 has been a year of ups and downs.
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Lay-offs at LG Silicon Valley Lab
It seems there are a number of lay-offs occurring at LG’s Silicon Valley Lab. Long-time readers will recall that is where the webOS TV operating system was developed after the original codebase and team were purchased from HP. A significant number of developers of the Enyo app development framework are also being cut.
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