Kevin Kuriakose

I seem to have a little progress by using Android Wear v1.4.0 and Google v5.13.31 EDIT: *Had*

I've tried using mitmproxy to intercept the Android app and so far this is what I get (this may be a repeat of previous info but I just wanted to...

I've updated both (source then babelize), it's just that I didn't notice a gitignore for the build directory so I thought you kept both updated together :sweat_smile: The only commit...

To be honest I was changing lines manually :rofl: I used Atom so for a majority of the lines I used multi-cursor editing :)

Yes that's a good idea. I'll keep building with the API and add more endpoints if necessary so all of it can be made into one release :)

To avoid having too many files, you can always split based on type of request (account, reservation, search, etc.) so it's still relatively easy to manage :)

Further debugging and I found out these two scenarios lead to successful mapping: 1. Nested plain Java classes with public fields 2. Non-nested Immutables classes The only issue is when...

It could be possible that Linux keeps the program binaries/shared libraries in memory to facilitate faster relaunch. Try closing the browser and reopening. The second start should be faster since...

@mercertom there's the `time` command. prefix time to any command and it will measure the amount of time it takes to run (when using for browsers, make sure you use...

@mercertom you can check `htop`, REServed and SHaRed memory. and by background flag, i meant any kind of program argument that can make the browser process quit after it shows...