Daniel Brown wrote:
> As the op noted, there is php for android, which I run on my phone. It doesn't have the full capabilities but the base stuff seems to be there. It runs quite well in fact.I've been running it for about a year now (shortly after the initial release), and - though it requires an abstraction layer known as SL4A (Scripting Language for Android) - it works quite well for an immature project. Plus, the project maintainers have created a basic framework that interfaces with the phone's own capabilities, such as vibrations, LED control, et cetera. It's fun to play around with once in a while, but I've yet to dive into it enough to do anything more than novelty scripts for personal usage.
I think that is the major part of the 'problem'. I just want to run the SAME code that runs on the laptops on the tablets ... I don't need any of the parts that are specific to a mobile phone :(
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