Add geometry.js library, to handle rectangles and points
Add a normalized() function to a rectangle like in http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/library/html/qt4/qrectf.html#normalized.
This function returns a normalized rectangle; i.e., a rectangle that has a non-negative width and height.
First line of codes for articles nearby feature. It's just a skeleton and does not work yet : the corresponding unit test is failing for now
Fix for passing the localArchive instance between the different callback functions : I have to pass it as a parameter
Change version number to reflect the work in progress for v1.1
Fix to make Evopedia work again without DeviceStorage (on desktop for example), with manual selection of archive files
Remove the code that warns the user if he has a Peak device (because of small font in FxOS 1.0.1. See #8).
Now that FxOS 1.1 has been deployed, it is not necessary any more
Some more work on the "Articles nearby feature", including adding a few functions in geometry.js (with corresponding unit tests)
Some more work in progress on the "Articles nearby" feature
Upgrade QUnit to 1.12.0 to solve issue of a unit test launched twice
Some more work on articles nearby and geometry + a few refactoring in util.js
Fix the unit test of articles nearby (wrong target zone) : the algorithm seems ok, at least on this example
Add some comments in the "articles nearby" algorithm
Add a mention about the origin of geometry.js in the About section
Renaming and comments to reflect the fact that the functions currently return a list of title positions (not a list of title instances)
Slightly shorten the title of the application, so that it fits inside a small device screen, even when followed by a -SNAPSHOT version
Upgrade requirejs to 2.1.9 instead of 2.1.8
Make "articles nearby" algorithm return a list of Title instances, instead of a list of title positions
First steps to geolocate the device and implement "articles nearby" feature in the user interface
Slightly optimize the way results are displayed
Temporary workaround for duplicated titles nearby
Merge the 2 "articles nearby" functions in app.js