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Wifi support and much more #9
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radio on/off is working scanning state is working
+ added auto-start support in Config
17ms works but 16ms makes the touch events hang for some reason
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This was initially planned as "just a wifi app", but the creaks in the app architecture surfaced rather quickly. That's why a lot of things got refactored in this PR while creating the Wifi service and app.
I wanted to break up a complex wifi app with multiple screens into multiple smaller apps. To accomplish this, I needed an app stack on which I could push and pop app instances. The model is inspired by Android app lifecycle, but it's much more simplified than Android.
Other changes were either bugs found along the way (e.g. colour fixes for displays) or quality-of-life improvements for development, like auto-app-start.
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Loader
to have a stack of apps that it can start/show/hide/stop.Gui
to be more simplified: no more layers for now. It only renders the active app (or desktop)ui/
folder.sdkconfig
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