Hi guys, After an extensive work (begging people for help) I got my demo site working on Chrome for Android. It also loads faster, thanks to NGINX web server. You can test it here: For broadcaster: http://www.meldville.com/demo/broadcaster.php For audience: http://www.meldville.com/demo/audience.php Do you think I should get my UI design makeover to make it more appealing. I also would like your suggestions on how to keep it lightweight and avoid using lots of images. Thank you,
Thanks for response. It should be okay on both the OSs. I'm not sure if you use work computer, after I make some change on port setting to make it works on Android devices it doesn't work on my work computer but it still works on my home computer. I've to further digging about this a little bit. But if it was a trade off I would pick android devices.
I'm not sure what you mean about the work computer, home computer thing. This is all I see: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6590958/digitalpoint/2014/android.png
Thanks, I simply mean a computer at your home and a computer at your office. I think the company's IT setting might have something to do with this. If I set the server port as 80 or 8080 it works on my office computer but it doesn't work on my Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Tab. And if I set a server port as 8008 it works on mobile devices but doesn't work on a my office computer. I have no problem in accessing to the app using my home computer at any server port settings. The picture you show means that you cannot access to the JavaScript app which I hide on the server and on your machines. If it work properly, only the Start button will be enabled and the rest buttons are disabled (show in grey) until you click on the Start button. (it's not true people say you cannot hide JavaScript, I can hide it completely even from debugger -> not from the determined hacker though) If you use your home computer and and see this, my assumption above must be terribly wrong and I have to do it over. Thanks for the info and your help. I works on the project alone have no colleague to test the system. Frankly, I'm very appreciated your suggestion
I guess it's a home computer, by your definition. <script src='js/binarize_pack.js' async></script> <script src='js/nude.js' async></script> <script src='js/broadcaster.js' async></script> Code (markup): how is that javascript hidden?
Not that's part bro. I just show that so that people who is not so curious do not suspect that I have something hidden. So, it seems I have to retest my port setting. Thank you