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− | Use this page to provide information about current projects and proposals for new software applications.
| + | == Frontends actively developed or in widespread use == |
| + | Many application developers have also public pages of varying nature. |
| + | * [[Frontends:Xiphos|Xiphos]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:BibleTime|BibleTime]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:And Bible|And Bible]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:PocketSword|PocketSword]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:Bishop|Bishop]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:Ezra Bible App|Ezra Bible App]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:Eloquent|Eloquent]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:BibleDesktop|BibleDesktop]] |
| + | * [[Frontends:The Bible Tool|The Bible Tool]] |
| + | * [http://www.stepbible.org/ STEP Bible] |
| + | * [[Frontends:xulsword|xulsword]] |
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− | == Active support projects == | + | == Programming libraries == |
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| + | All our libraries are in fast paced development, please check out our mailing lists |
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| + | * [[DevTools:SWORD|SWORD]] |
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| + | * [[DevTools:JSword|JSword]] |
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| + | * [[BibleSync]] |
− | !Wycliffe SWORDWeb Deployment
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− | |Setup and deploy SWORDWeb on WBT server. Automate grabbing of new OSIS files from a repository and generating sword modules from such, which are web published with SWORDWeb.
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− | |Planning, some initial proof of concept deployment of SWORDWeb, but not final env.
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− | |Support [[Alternate_Versification|alternate versifications]] for Bibles in SWORD. Plan: Produce a Bible using treekey{testament/book/ch/vs} structure, create VerseTreeKey subclass of VerseKey which has a TreeKey as its data source. Add entry to module.conf: KeyType=VerseTreeKey
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− | |Code for VerseKey Bibles implemented and released; requirements gathering and basic impl. for VerseTreeKey
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− | !UBS Translator Upload Facility
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− | |Provide an upload page on CrossWire.org for UBS translators to upload their in-progress OSIS files, which will then be converted with automation to sword modules and web published via a separate instance of SWORDWeb.
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− | |Planning.
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− | !SWORDWeb merge of passagestudy.jsp and parallelstudy.jsp
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− | |There is no real reason for having separate pages for single- / multi-column display. Merge any functionality left on passagestudy.jsp, which parallel study.jsp does not already support and then make one display page. Next step will be to merge displaylevel2 displays of genbooks with this new, common display page.
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− | |Planning. Have been slowly adding functionality to paralleldisplay.jsp for some time now.
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− | !NASB Lexicons
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− | |Convert Lockman Lexicon data to complete NASB module for Lockman to sell
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− | |Both the Greek and Hebrew have been encoded into TEI. These are now going through internal review. After that it will be made into a module for further internal review.
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− | |Create a new module type, map, that indexes images as a collection of tuples (image, place name, xy-coord). This could use Troy's papyrus tagger and map images. Add Sword support for dynamically identifying place names in displayed text according to the "place name" vocabulary of a map module.
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− | |Requirements gathering
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− | !Prepare for i18n translation of SWORDWeb and CrossWire HTML
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− | |Before translation of the website and webtools can occur, the actual content need to be updated
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− | |Moved sword website into svn. Still need to move crosswire into svn.
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− | ==New front-end applications== | + | == Module development == |
− | Use this section to announce work begun for developing new SWORD or JSword based front-ends. They should be mentioned here even if they are only at the proof of concept stage, so that may prevent duplication of effort.
| + | Module development is fast paced, there are always new texts in development, everyone is welcome to contribute. Please check SWORD-devel mailing list for current projects asking for help or to announce yours. |
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− | === Tyndale STEP ===
| + | While our pages [[Non-CrossWire Text-Development Projects]] and [[Module Requests]] are both a bit pigsties at current rate, they do contain a lot of useful links to projects where freely licensed or public domain texts can get picked up and made to modules. |
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− | * [[Frontends:TyndaleStep|Tyndale STEP - Scripture Tools for Every Pastor]] – in collaboration with Tyndale House, Cambridge.
| + | == Bugs database and Mailing lists == |
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− | === Android platform ===
| + | * [http://tracker.crosswire.org/ Jira bugs database] |
| + | * [http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo Mailing Lists] |
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− | * Troy has begun work on developing an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_%28operating_system%29 Android] front-end called '''Bishop'''. A preliminary APK file is now available for early testing. ''Visit the CrossWire mobile-devel mailing list if you would like to help''.
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− | * It is feasible to convert any J2ME application to an Android APK using the '''J2ME Bridge''' service available at [http://www.netmite.com/ netmite.com]. Several '''Go Bible''' applications have been converted as an experiment. The conversion process works OK, but leaves the MIDlet icon unchanged in size, which does not conform to Android guidelines. NB. Some languages did not have font support by default.
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− | === Java ME application framework ===
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− | * [[Projects:Go Bible|Go Bible]] is not a SWORD front-end ''per se''. Nevertheless it is CrossWire's first project for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Platform,_Micro_Edition Java ME] application framework. Project leader is [[User:David Haslam|David Haslam]].
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− | === Blackberry smart phones ===
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− | * '''Go Bible''' source code has been adapted and successfully ported to the Blackberry platform. It includes full support for touch-screen controls. ''This project is currently at testing stage''.
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− | * [[Frontends:SlideBible|SlideBible]] is a new front-end project for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Mobile Windows Mobile]. It is available for early use and cooperative development. Current state: you can read SWORD Bible modules, though so far only for touch screen models. ''Visit the SWORD Dev mailing list if you would like to help''.
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− | ==== Google Chrome OS ====
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− | ''No proposal has been made to develop a SWORD front-end for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome_OS Chrome OS]''.
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− | ==== Amazon Kindle ====
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− | * Illya Antonenko has made a [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002TG4P8Q KJV Bible] for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Kindle Amazon Kindle] eBook reader. It is not a SWORD front-end ''per se''. It was made from the OSIS XML file for the KJV. It is mentioned here because of the potential for porting other translations to the same platform. He has also made a Kindle edition of the [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002V1I4I6 NET Bible], complete with notes. ''Contact [[User:David Haslam|David Haslam]] to be put in touch with Illya''.
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− | ==== Blackberry Playbook ====
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− | * BBC News 27 September 2010: [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11416190 Blackberry launches Playbook rival to iPad]. The OS for the new tablet PC is called QNX.
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− | ==== Symbian OS ====
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− | * Now that the Symbian operating system has gone open-source[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8496263.stm], and companies such as Nokia have announced their first cell-phone models based on this[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8646715.stm], is there a need or opportunity to develop a Symbian based SWORD front-end?
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− | ==== OPhone OS ====
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− | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPhone OPhone OS] is a mobile operating system running on the Linux kernel. It is based on technologies initially developed by Android Inc., a firm later purchased by Google, and work done by the Open Handset Alliance. It has been modified for local Chinese markets by China Mobile's OPhone Software Developers Network.<br>''No proposal has been made to adapt Bishop for OPhone''.
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− | ==== BREW platform ====
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− | * '''BREW''' ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_Runtime_Environment_for_Wireless Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless]) is an application development platform for mobile phones, used by a number of manufacturers instead of Java ME. <br>''No proposal has been made to develop a SWORD front-end for this platform''.
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− | * '''MTK''' is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_operating_system RTOS] that runs on MediaTek processors, such as the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MT6235 MT6235], commonly found in many Chinese GSM phones sold in Asia. MTK is a proprietary OS derived from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleus_RTOS Nucleus RTOS] from Mentor Graphics. Many such Chinese manufactured mobile phones do not support Java ME. ''No proposal has been made to develop a SWORD front-end for this platform''.
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− | ==== MRP application framework ====
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− | * What is '''MRP'''?
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− | :These two paragraphs are pasted from the Google translation of [http://www.mrp88.cn/info/1.html]. Anyone interested should also visit [http://baike.baidu.com/view/112988.htm?fr=ala0] and use Google translate if you can't read Chinese.
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− | :现在的各个手机软件游戏厂商到开发平台,一般都注重高端手机的市场。 Now all the game makers to develop cell phone software platform, generally focus on high-end mobile phone market. 国产手机,杂牌手机等所谓的山寨手机往往没人重视,导致很多国产手机用户,想安装软件和游戏却没有。 China-made mobile phones, brand-name mobile phones, mobile phones are often the so-called cottage no one attention, resulting in many domestic mobile phone users want to install software and games do not.
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− | :MRP是一种跨平台手机应用格式文件,用标准ANSI C编写。 MRP is a cross-platform mobile application format, using standard ANSI C to prepare. MRP的应用范围广泛,目前国产手机已普遍使用该格式应用。 MRP application of a wide range of mobile phones have now made widespread use of the format application. 现已有游戏、电子书、音乐、图片、主题、聊天工具类等200多个应用程序。 There have been games, books, music, pictures, themes, chat tools such as more than 200 applications. 只要用户手机内置了SKYEngine平台,就可直接下载MRP格式的各种各样的手机软件。 As long as the user device includes SKYEngine platform, you can download a variety of MRP format cell phone software.
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− | == New software utilities ==
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− | ==Developer To Do Lists==
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− | * Scribe: http://www.crosswire.org/~scribe/todo/
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− | * Osk: [[User:Osk/Todo]]
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− | * Go Bible: [[User:David Haslam]]
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| + | ''Note to Wiki contributors: Please keep this a sparse list only, links, no further explanation and delete as often as you add'' |
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Many application developers have also public pages of varying nature.
All our libraries are in fast paced development, please check out our mailing lists
Module development is fast paced, there are always new texts in development, everyone is welcome to contribute. Please check SWORD-devel mailing list for current projects asking for help or to announce yours.