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Backend deployments, databases, and other services — all from the same dashboard.
I want deploying a full app to feel as simple as deploying a static site.
To be honest, higher education is not as easy as I thought. We are currently taking the autumn exams, so I had to step back from project development for a while, because I don't have enough time to study.
Rather, the question is why phones in many ways have good power like laptops, but they don't have the Linux operating system installed on them, this would give them more freedom and programmers would be able to avoid spending a lot of money on laptops. After all, many phones are now as powerful as they are.
I'm talking more about the fact that the bootloader on android is blocked, which means they don't specifically give you freedom of action. After all, all these "engineers" could create a safe environment so that we could interact with the device at a lower level.
And I know that Android runs on the Linux kernel, because almost 90% of the devices in the world run on it.
I got OpenCode running on Android.
Not a remote client. The phone starts the real server, the agent, sessions, git and node. No PC. No Termux. No extra machine.
I tested it in a real session:
it wrote demo.js
ran node demo.js
and the diff showed up in git
That is already enough on the way home: review a diff, patch a file, run a script, commit.
v0.1.1 - Still early
No PTY terminal, no LSP, no formatters.
arm64 / Android 8+ only.
But it is not a wrapper. The agent actually runs on the phone.
Repo and APK
https://t.co/jqJ5w2IIiO
If you use OpenCode from a phone, do you want remote control for your laptop - or the agent living on the device?
I got OpenCode running on Android.
Not a remote client. The phone starts the real server, the agent, sessions, git and node. No PC. No Termux. No extra machine.
I tested it in a real session:
it wrote demo.js
ran node demo.js
and the diff showed up in git
That is already enough on the way home: review a diff, patch a file, run a script, commit.
v0.1.1 - Still early
No PTY terminal, no LSP, no formatters.
arm64 / Android 8+ only.
But it is not a wrapper. The agent actually runs on the phone.
Repo and APK
https://t.co/jqJ5w2IIiO
If you use OpenCode from a phone, do you want remote control for your laptop - or the agent living on the device?