11/30/2009, 04:04 AM
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Geocaching for webOS is webOS unofficial client for Geocaching.com. Browse nearby caches, view cache details, logs, images, navigate to them.
Application is not developed by Groundspeak. ![]() With Geocaching for webOS you can
Application is released under GPLv2, most of graphics is picked from Geocaching.com, compass is picked under CC license. Application require activated account at Geocaching.com. Geocaching for webOS is free, but if you like, you can donate: ![]() Available via Homebrew Repository and Palm's App Catalog Last edited by Georgo10; 01/29/2010 at 01:41 AM. |
11/30/2009, 06:19 AM
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![]() Post log from mobile is in plan, but there is lot of work to do with higher priority for me.. But I'm listening suggestions, ideas ..
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11/30/2009, 09:26 AM
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This is great! I had been thinking about doing an open source geocaching app and even using this exact same name!! (I haven't written a single line of code, so no hard feelings on the name
). Where's the source hosted? If I ever find the time, I'd be interested in taking a look at it and seeing if there's anything I could help with (though don't count on me yet, as I have a hard time finding time).
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11/30/2009, 12:06 PM
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GPX a LOC support will be definitely - I have only one small problem with Pocket Query - I don't have Premium account on GC.com, maybe soon ![]() Quote:
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11/30/2009, 12:33 PM
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is there any way to see the geocache on google maps? then being able to implement google maps directions through gps?
i see the "location" part, hitting the more information button (bottom left) opens a line that says "in Pennsylvania, united states [view map]" but when i click view map it goes straight to the compass |
11/30/2009, 12:54 PM
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Nice! Personally, I have a gpsr that supports paperless caching, but having the caches onthe go as well is a nice addon :-)
Some more ideas for the todo list: * Hide "found by me"/"Hidden by me"... I tried your app at home and everything displayed nicely, but all the caches around me I have either placed or already found... the found ones are marked, but hiding them would be nice * Child waypoints - They do not seem to be parsed yet... Anyway, this is a fantastic app, and if you need any help (like looking at a pq or a gpx of your choice or something *g*), just give me a shout
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12/01/2009, 03:28 AM
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Great.. For a first release this is already a good working tool. Since you have a large ToDo list I will not ask for new feature (even I have several in Mind) untill you are done with that.
Maybe you should contact the Guy who is doing the GoToTool. If you two can combine your tools/skill I bet the result would be astonishing. |
12/01/2009, 08:28 AM
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I got a very strange error with this app:
If I use the "find by coordinates"-funktion "Nearest", the app locates me correct and shows me all caches in my location. But everytime I try to launch the compass it says: "GPS Error - GPS is disabled" Is there any way to fix it? Thanks |
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