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Architecting a PhoneGap Application: Video + Slides
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One Game A Month – April Postmortem: Health Katas
Software Consultant - Jesse Warden5 May 2013 | 7:19 amI’ve entered into the One Game a Month party. It’s like Ludum Dare, a challenge to make, and most importantly FINISH, a game in a set amount of time based on a theme. What makes #1GAM unique is you have an entire month and it spans an entire year. They have a thriving Twitter and Google+ group. I’ve entered strictly for learning purposes and to see if I can actually finish something. Game development is surprisingly very different from application development, and it’s nice to feel really stupid again. Synopsis I fell back to my roots and attempted to build a mobile… -
Native equivalents of jQuery functions
Lee Brimelow18 May 2013 | 12:48 amUpdate: many people have asked about browser compatability for the native methods I’ve shown. Here are the links to that information: querySelector/querySelectorAll, classList, getElementsByClassName, createDocumentFragment. If you checked out my last post you’ll know that I have been doing lots of JavaScript coding as of late, both inside and out of Brackets. I have also been doing a series of performance tests (1, 2, 3) between popular jQuery methods and their native DOM equivalents. Yes I know what you’re thinking. Obviously native methods are faster because jQuery has to…
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Architecting a PhoneGap Application: Video + Slides
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Top 10 Performance Techniques for PhoneGap Applications
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Building Pluggable and Mock Data Adapters for Web and PhoneGap Applications
23 Apr 2013 | 10:01 amThis is not rocket science, but when planning your web or mobile architecture, it is important to make sure your client application is not tightly coupled to a specific data access strategy. The Problem In tightly coupled applications, the presentation logic is intertwined with data access logic (for example, $.ajax() calls), and it leads to some of the problems below: Slows down the development process. Client side developers often have to wait for services to be built. The back and forth between client side and server side development hampers fast iterations. Hard to test. It’s hard… -
Sample App: Storing your Application Data in the Cloud with Parse.com and the JavaScript SDK
19 Apr 2013 | 9:54 amA couple of days ago, I shared a new version of the Employee Directory sample application. By default, the application uses an in-memory data store to provide a “download and run” experience (no need to set up a server or a database). In this post, I’ll show how to replace the in-memory data store with a database hosted on Parse.com. Step 1: Sign Up for Parse.com Go to http://parse.com and sign up for Parse. Step 2: Create an Application On the next screen, create an application as follows: Step 3: Get your Application Keys In the dashboard, go to Settings and grab the Application ID… -
Implementing RESTFul Services with Node.js and MongoDB
18 Apr 2013 | 10:04 amIn my previous post, I shared a new version of the Employee Directory sample application. By default, the application uses an in-memory data store to provide a “download and run” experience (no need to set up a server or a database). In this post, I’ll show how to replace the in-memory data store with RESTful services powered by Node.js, MongoDB and the Express framework. If you are not using the Employee Directory sample application, you can still use this post on its own to learn how to implement RESTful services with Node.js, MongoDB and the Express framework. Step 1:…
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Software Consultant - Jesse Warden
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One Game A Month – April Postmortem: Health Katas
5 May 2013 | 7:19 amI’ve entered into the One Game a Month party. It’s like Ludum Dare, a challenge to make, and most importantly FINISH, a game in a set amount of time based on a theme. What makes #1GAM unique is you have an entire month and it spans an entire year. They have a thriving Twitter and Google+ group. I’ve entered strictly for learning purposes and to see if I can actually finish something. Game development is surprisingly very different from application development, and it’s nice to feel really stupid again. Synopsis I fell back to my roots and attempted to build a mobile… -
While Multiple Files Using RequireJS vs. 1 Big One
13 Apr 2013 | 6:53 amA YouTube watcher of my channel regarding my Basics of Require JS Part 1 writes: … main.js is a concatenated and minified version of all the js. Just wondering why do you still need requirejs if you concatenate and minify your js in a single file [via r.js]. Is there an advantage of using requirejs in this instance? Or can you just straight target main.js? I’ve seen 2 clients now who put all of their JavaScript into a single, large file vs. using classes, modules, and packages; traditional computer science concepts that Require does its best to enable in JavaScript. There is a… -
One Game A Month – March Postmortem: Manifest Crystal
1 Apr 2013 | 6:40 amI’ve entered into the One Game a Month party. It’s like Ludum Dare, a challenge to make, and most importantly FINISH, a game in a set amount of time based on a theme. What makes #1GAM unique is you have an entire month and it spans an entire year. They have a thriving Twitter and Google+ group. I’ve entered strictly for learning purposes and to see if I can actually finish something. Game development is surprisingly very different from application development, and it’s nice to feel really stupid again. Synopsis An role playing game in the play and art style of… -
One Game A Month – February Postmortem: Thuldanen Maestro
5 Mar 2013 | 7:43 amI’ve entered into the One Game a Month party. It’s like Ludum Dare, a challenge to make, and most importantly FINISH, a game in a set amount of time based on a theme. What makes #1GAM unique is you have an entire month and it spans an entire year. They have a thriving Twitter and Google+ group. I’ve entered strictly for learning purposes and to see if I can actually finish something. Game development is surprisingly very different from application development, and it’s nice to feel really stupid again. Synopsis You’re a dwarven treasure hunter piloting a gnome… -
One Game A Month – January Postmortem: PlaneShooter
5 Mar 2013 | 7:30 amIntroduction I’ve entered into the One Game a Month party. It’s like Ludum Dare, a challenge to make, and most importantly FINISH, a game in a set amount of time based on a theme. What makes #1GAM unique is you have an entire month and it spans an entire year. They have a thriving Twitter and Google+ group. I’ve entered strictly for learning purposes and to see if I can actually finish something. Game development is surprisingly very different from application development, and it’s nice to feel really stupid again. Snynopsis PlaneShooter, a 1942 clone, was all about…
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Lee Brimelow
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Native equivalents of jQuery functions
18 May 2013 | 12:48 amUpdate: many people have asked about browser compatability for the native methods I’ve shown. Here are the links to that information: querySelector/querySelectorAll, classList, getElementsByClassName, createDocumentFragment. If you checked out my last post you’ll know that I have been doing lots of JavaScript coding as of late, both inside and out of Brackets. I have also been doing a series of performance tests (1, 2, 3) between popular jQuery methods and their native DOM equivalents. Yes I know what you’re thinking. Obviously native methods are faster because jQuery has to… -
Responsive Design Tool for Brackets
17 May 2013 | 2:57 amOver the last month or so I have been working on something that is completely different from anything I’ve done before. It all started because I was thinking about how I could create a responsive design tool specifically aimed at developers. Adobe already has an amazing tool for designers called Edge Reflow. You can check out my tutorial if you want to see how that tool works. But for developers, most of the time you are going to want to hand-edit your CSS code and potentially do a wide array of specific tweaks for each media query. So what I’ve built is a responsive design… -
My latest Lynda.com course
3 Apr 2013 | 12:39 amI just wanted to drop a quick note announcing that my latest Lynda.com title is now live. This one is called Developing Applications for Amazon Kindle Devices and it covers all of the Amazon-specific APIs available when building your Android applications. It’s about 4.5 hours and it should cover everything you need to launch successful apps on the Amazon App Store. -
Sharing Designs Using the Creative Cloud
21 Mar 2013 | 9:54 amEver since we released the Creative Cloud, it has been a challenge to help people understand what it is all about. I answered some of the most frequently asked questions in a previous post but one of the areas that I didn’t touch on is the advanced sharing capabilities for Adobe filetypes like Photoshop PSD and Illustrator AI files. In the video above I show an example of sharing a Photoshop PSD file that allows people to toggle on and off individual layers and leave comments on the design. This saves an enormous amount of time for both the designer and the people viewing the files. -
Why I Like TypeScript
13 Mar 2013 | 4:50 pmCheck out the video above to see why I think TypeScript can be a great technology for those coming from an object-oriented language like AS3 or Java. It can really help you to understand today’s JavaScript because it compiles down to human-readable code as opposed to other technologies like Dart. Basically TypeScript allows you to use the JavaScript of tomorrow (ECMAScript 6), today. For those who are looking for a good setup for Mac, I highly recommend the sublime-typescript extension for Sublime Text. It gives you basic error highlighting, compilation, and code highlighting. For those…
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Game controllers on Adobe AIR
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Creating turn-based multiplayer games on iOS with the Game Kit AIR native extension
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Creating real-time multiplayer games on iOS with the Game Kit AIR native extension
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Developing and using Adobe AIR native extensions for Android devices
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Using iOS 6 Social Networking features in AIR 3.5 with the GoViral Native Extension
19 Dec 2012 | 3:43 pmEnable iOS 6's built-in social networking and sharing UIs with the Milkman Games AIR native extension.
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ScottGu's Blog
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Announcing the release of AMQP support with Windows Azure Service Bus
23 May 2013 | 7:42 amFor the past five years, Microsoft has been working with a diverse group of companies to develop the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) standard. The group of 20+ companies consisted of tech vendors, including Red Hat and VMware, and enterprises like JPMorgan Chase and Credit Suisse. The goal has been to build an open, wire-level protocol standard for messaging that enables easy interoperability between different vendor products. Back in October 2012, the OASIS standards organization announced the approval of AMQP 1.0 as an OASIS Standard and, on the same day, we released a preview… -
Announcing the Release of WebMatrix 3
1 May 2013 | 12:53 pmI’m excited to announce the release of WebMatrix 3. WebMatrix is a free, lightweight web development tool we first introduced in 2010, and which provides a great, focused web development experience for ASP.NET, PHP, and Node.js. Today’s release includes a ton of great new features. You can easily get started by downloading it, and watching an introduction video: Some of the highlights of today’s release include deep Windows Azure integration, source control tooling for Git and TFS, and a new remote editing experience. Windows Azure Integration With… -
Announcing the release of Windows Azure SDK 2.0 for .NET
30 Apr 2013 | 10:37 amThis morning we released the v2.0 update of the Windows Azure SDK for .NET. This is a major refresh of the Windows Azure SDK with some really great new features and enhancements. These new capabilities include: Web Sites: Visual Studio Tooling updates for Publishing, Management, and for Diagnostics Cloud Services: Support for new high memory VM sizes, Faster Cloud Service publishing & Visual Studio Tooling for configuring and viewing diagnostics data Storage: Storage Client 2.0 is now included in new projects & Visual Studio Server Explorer now supports working with Storage… -
Windows Azure: Improvements to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, Cloud Services and a new Ruby SDK
26 Apr 2013 | 11:51 amThis morning we released some great enhancements to Windows Azure. These new capabilities include: Virtual Networks: New Point-to-Site Connectivity (very cool!), Software VPN Device and Dynamic DNS Support Virtual Machines: Remote PowerShell and Linux SSH provisioning enhancements Cloud Services: Enable Remote Desktop Support Dynamically on Web/Worker Roles Ruby SDK: A new Windows Azure SDK support for Ruby All of these improvements are now available to start using immediately (note: some services are still in preview). Below are more details on them: Virtual Networks: New Point-to-Site… -
Windows AzureConf this Tuesday
21 Apr 2013 | 9:59 pmThis Tuesday, April 23, we’ll be hosting Windows AzureConf – a free online event for and by the Windows Azure community. It will be streamed online from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM PST via Channel 9, and you can watch it all for free. I’ll be kicking off the event with a Windows Azure keynote in the morning (a great way to learn more about Windows Azure if you haven’t used it yet!). Following my talk the rest of the day will be full of excellent presentations from members of the Windows Azure community. You can ask questions from them live and I think you’ll find the day an…
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Priorities, passion and employment
3 May 2013 | 10:59 amThose of us who work for corporations/companies/whatever (read: not self-employed) usually get an allotment of vacation (or ‘PTO’ – personal time off) each year. Most companies have policies that put a cap on the amount of PTO you can carry over year after year. Anything you don’t use, you lose. You’d be an idiot to lose PTO (which is effectively paid days of work). I was an idiot last year. At the end of the year I got the email from HR indicating that I was going to forfeit a lot of vacation if I didn’t use it. The problem? The math didn’t even work out that I… -
Ensuring your Windows store app knows of a language change
26 Mar 2013 | 1:05 pmIn my working with Windows Store apps, I’ve become increasingly fond/aware of the advantages for app localization. There are a lot of resources out there for you to localize your app using a good-better-best approach as well. I’ve previously written about localizing a Windows Store app using some of these methods and what the WinRT platform supports to make this easier in most cases. Now that you’ve localized your app, you may be faced with the question of how you might want to respond to language choice changes by the user. Remember that the Windows Store app model is that it… -
Implement a ‘smart banner’ for your Windows Store app
18 Feb 2013 | 8:25 amAs someone who uses a few iOS devices around the house, I’ve become fond of visiting sites and seeing a little banner that lets me know that a native app is available for the web app I’m using. This concept was introduced in iOS 6 and called “Smart App Banners” in the developer documentation. You may have seen them as well I wanted to provide the same affordance for Windows Store apps and recalled there are already two ways to integrate the web app browsing experience with the native app in the Windows Store: Linking to your app Connect your web site to your Windows Store app High… -
Remote Debugging your Windows Store app on your Surface
26 Oct 2012 | 10:24 amSo you got that shiny new Surface device today? I’m sure you spent the first few hours just opening it up, setting your personal experiences to your desire, re-installing and discovering new apps. But you are a developer and now you want to see how your app looks on this great device…Here are some tips to get you quickly started. Setting up the tools One thing to keep in mind is that Surface is NOT a full ‘desktop’ machine and runs on an ARM processor. This means to that you cannot install Visual Studio directly on the Surface RT device. You will need to still ensure that you… -
Using Azure Web Sites to market your Windows App
26 Sep 2012 | 8:39 pmIn some of our internal discussion lists there was some questions about how to host certain content for their application. Most of the discussion came up from apps needing a privacy policy (Rule 4.1 from the Windows Store App Certification Requirements). Some folks had apps they just developed, but no “site” or service they were using. But they needed to host a privacy policy. Lots of thoughts were floated around and I suggested Azure Free Web Sites as an option. I originally suggested it as a simple way you could just have a URL to a privacy policy, but…duh, you could easily…
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Jim Weaver’s Rich-Client Java Blog
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Interview with Thierry and Yolande at Devoxx/France 2013
3 May 2013 | 7:23 amOne of the great joys of being a Java Technology Ambassador is to interact with the global Java/JavaFX development community. Here is an interview that Yolande Poirier conducted with Thierry Wasylczenko and me after our co-presentation at Devoxx/France in March 2013. Regards, Jim Weaver -
Mary had a little λ - Using Java 8 Lambda Expressions for Event Handling
14 Feb 2013 | 3:12 pmWith continued progress on JDK 8 efforts, I thought we'd explore some of its features together over the next few blog posts. Features added to Java in JDK 8 include: Nashorn JavaScript engine Date & Time API Bulk data operations for collections Lambda expressions and virtual extension methods The first feature I'd like to touch on in this series is lambda expressions, also known as closures. A lambda expression is a function that may have parameters, an expression or block of code, optionally returning a value. One very convenient use of lambda expressions is to simplify event… -
JavaFX Advent Calendar 2012
24 Dec 2012 | 9:19 amJust a note of appreciation to the JavaFX community in Japan for creating the JavaFX Advent Calendar, which is a series of JavaFX articles leading up to Christmas 2012. Not only did they create the articles, many of the authors translated their articles in English to share with people like me that don't currently read Japanese. There is a table in the JavaFX Advent Calendar page that has links to all of the articles that were translated to English. Some of the articles also have JavaFX sample applications, like the sample e-book reader by a developer whose Twitter name is @tarchan:… -
A Brief Look at the JavaFX JFXtras Project
20 Dec 2012 | 4:35 pmThe JFXtras project, located at JFXtras.org, provides UI controls and other Java objects that developers often need in their day-to-day work, but that are currently missing from JavaFX. This project also serves as a proving ground for controls that may some day make it into the official JavaFX distribution. The brief video below gives you an introduction to the JFXtras project, and demostrates the UI controls and gauges that are currently available. Regards,Jim Weaver -
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devoxxians!
18 Oct 2012 | 4:40 pmYou may remember the post-punk/new wave group from the '70s known as Devo. If so, you probably get the reference in the title of this post. According to Wikipedia, Devo's music and stage show mingle kitsch science fiction themes, deadpan surrealist humor, and mordantly satirical social commentary. The group often had a very geeky appearance, as evidenced by the album cover on the right. There is another group of geeks, known as Devoxxians, that gather every fall in Belgium to attend a Java programming conference named Devoxx. I'm very happy to say that Gerrit Grunwald and I are two of…
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James Ward
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Auto-Refresh for Play Framework Apps
15 May 2013 | 3:02 pmOver this past weekend I built a little tool for Play Framework app developers which auto-refreshes an app in Chrome when the source code or static assets change. Check out a video demonstration: For information on how to set it up, check out the project on GitHub: https://github.com/jamesward/play-auto-refresh Special thanks to Josh Suereth for helping me figure out the SBT magic. -
Securing Single Page Apps and REST Services
13 May 2013 | 8:06 amThe move towards Single Page Apps and RESTful services open the doors to a much better way of securing web applications. Traditional web applications use browser cookies to identify a user when a request is made to the server. This approach is fundamentally flawed and causes many applications to be vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks. When used correctly, RESTful services can avoid this vulnerability altogether. Before we go into the solution, lets recap the problem. HTTP is a stateless protocol. Make a request and get a response. Make another request and get another… -
Intro to Play Framework at Boulder Area Scala Enthusiasts
22 Apr 2013 | 9:36 amThis Wednesday (April 24, 2013) I’ll be presenting an Intro to Play Framework at the Boulder Area Scala Enthusiasts meetup. Also, Dustin Whitney will be presenting an Intro to Scala. Hopefully see you in Boulder! -
Presenting Play Framework at Devoxx UK & FR 2013
26 Mar 2013 | 2:38 amThis week I’m at Devoxx UK and Devoxx FR presenting about Play Framework. Here are the sessions: Tuesday March 26 @ Devoxx UK: Mobile Apps with HTML5 & Play Framework – With Nicolas Leroux Wednesday March 27 @ Devoxx FR: 6 Minute Apps! Build Your First Modern Web App – With Nicolas Leroux Thursday March 28 @ Devoxx FR: Play Framework vs. Grails Smackdown – With Matt Raible It’s going to be an awesome week! -
Intro to Play Framework This Week in Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal
19 Mar 2013 | 8:07 amThis week I’ll be in Canada presenting an Introduction to Play Framework: Toronto Scala Meetup on Tuesday, March 19 Ottawa Scala Enthusiasts on Wednesday, March 20 Scala Montreal Meetup on Thursday, March 21 I’m looking forward to meeting our Scala northerly neighbors!
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The Dojo Toolkit Blog
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Dojo 1.9 Released!
7 May 2013 | 9:06 amThe Dojo team is very excited to announce the immediate release of Dojo 1.9! This release would not have been possible without significant contributions from the Dojo team. Special thanks to Adam Peller, Adrian Vasiliu, Ben Hockey, Bill Keese, Brandon Payton, Brian Arnold, Bryan Forbes, Christophe Jolif, Colin Snover, Damien Mandrioli, Doug Hays, Dylan Schiemann, Ed Chatelain, Eric Durocher, Evan Huang, Ken Franqueiro, Kitson Kelly, Kris Zyp, Mangala Sadhu Sangeet Singh Khalsa, Patrick Ruzand, Paul Bouchon, Rawld Gill, Sergey Grebnov, Yoshiroh Kamiyama, and dozens of others, and to IBM,… -
Case Study: eEnglish
15 Jan 2013 | 9:37 amThe large companies that use Dojo are widely known. As part of a new feature, we’re going to start introducing users of Dojo and tell their stories. First up is eEnglish, with an interview of Marty Humphreys. Q: How did you learn about Dojo? A: I first found out about Dojo, I think it was version 0.3, while searching for a rich user interface toolkit to aid in rapid development of some internal web-based tools. The first project was a utility that performed DNS record lookups at regular intervals to track changes to the whois information for websites hosted for clients. We called it Dr. -
Autumn Dojo Events
17 Sep 2012 | 7:03 amThere are a number of Dojo events coming up this autumn. We hope to meet you at one of these events: Meetups Dojo at the Fairfield County JavaScript Meetup. Jeff Fox. September 26. Stamford, CT. Free registration required. Dojo at the Ottawa JavaScript Meetup. Dylan Schiemann. October 9. Ottawa, ON. Free registration required. Dojo at the TorontoJS Meetup. Dylan Schiemann. October 11. Toronto, ON. Free registration required. Dojo at STLJS Meetup. David Spriggs. October 18. St. Louis, MO. Free registration required. Conferences Dojo at Desert Code Camp. Dylan Schiemann. November 17. Chandler,… -
Dojo Foundation provides €500 match to assist development of UglifyJS 2.0
6 Sep 2012 | 2:26 pmToday, the Dojo Foundation board voted to approve a €500 match to the jQuery Foundation’s financial grant to the developer of UglifyJS, Mihai Bazon. This grant is being provided to help speed development of the next major version of the open-source UglifyJS code compression library, which is a significant rewrite designed to provide better extensibility for new features like source maps and more aggressive compression methods. (UglifyJS is planned to be the replacement for ShrinkSafe in Dojo 2.0.) We’re very excited to be able to provide additional assistance to this extremely important… -
Dojo 1.8 Released!
15 Aug 2012 | 8:38 amThe Dojo team is very excited to announce the immediate release of Dojo 1.8, our last major release before the big 2.0! This release would not have been possible without significant contributions from the Dojo team. Special thanks to Colin Snover, Bill Keese, Dylan Schiemann, Rawld Gill, Ken Franqueiro, Bryan Forbes, Kitson Kelly, Brian Arnold, Doug Hays, Christophe Jolif, Mark Wubben, Doug Hays, Yoshiroh Kamiyama, Kris Zyp, Patrick Ruzand, Adam Peller, Evan Huang, and dozens of others, and to IBM, SitePen, AltoViso, and Research in Motion for their generous contributions of development time…
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Sencha Blog
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Tizen Support Coming to Sencha Touch!
22 May 2013 | 8:00 amWe’re pleased to announce that Sencha Touch will officially support Tizen! This support is the direct result of building a close relationship with two key Tizen Association members, Intel and Samsung, and we are excited by their shared vision for the platform and their commitment to HTML5. It promises to be a great partnership that will benefit Sencha and HTML5 developers everywhere. At this point, we have just kicked off the project and our official partnership, so there’s not a lot to talk about just yet. But we’ll be talking more about what the Sencha experience on Tizen… -
Live Like a Rockstar at SenchaCon 2013!
14 May 2013 | 5:06 pmHave you ever wondered what it would be like to live like rock royalty? Well now is your chance! We are giving away the chance to win one of THREE Rockstar Packages to anyone who registers for SenchaCon 2013 by June 7, 2013. Picture this... You are greeted at the airport by one of those people holding a sign with your name on it. On the 40 minute ride from the airport to the Swan & Dolphin Resort, you sip a cold beverage and think about how awesome you are. When you arrive at the Swan & Dolphin, you are escorted to your PRESIDENTIAL suite complete with Wet Bar, Jacuzzi, and maybe even… -
New Themes in Sencha Touch 2.2
14 May 2013 | 8:00 amSencha Touch 2.2 provides new capabilities for theming. Themes let you customize the CSS in your application for different platforms. A platform can be a different browser such as Chrome, Internet Explorer 10, or Safari, or a device category such as Android, iOS, BlackBerry 10, Windows Phone, or Microsoft Surface Pro or RT. With Sencha Touch, your application can detect which platform is in use and apply the appropriate theme for the platform. This way Sencha Touch gives you the power to customize your application’s appearance for the browsers or devices on which it runs. Learn the… -
Sencha Touch Customer Spotlight: Nervana Group
10 May 2013 | 8:00 amNervana Group is an interactive innovation firm that focuses on developing solutions for clients who want to interact better with their customers. Nervana Group won the Chicago Innovation Awards based on our hospitality technology and was featured as one of the Top 100 Most Innovative Companies in Chicago. We use Sencha Touch to build mobile apps and large format touch screens for many different clients including Hard Rock Hotel, Swissotel and DePaul University. What’s unique about the applications we build is our methodology and approach to make emotion a key element in scoring our… -
Developing Mobile Applications with Force.com and Sencha Touch - Part 3
9 May 2013 | 4:40 amOverview In Part 1 and Part 2 of our series on Developing Mobile Applications with Force.com and Sencha Touch, we built out a simple mobile application hosted in a Salesforce.com Visualforce page to display a list of Leads, and allowing add, edit and delete capability using an Apex controller. In this third part of the series, we want to highlight the enterprise data capability of Sencha Touch, so we’ll focus on how the framework allows us to work with large datasets by adding paging and search capability to the PocketCRM application. Along the way, we’ll show you how well the…
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22 May 2013 | 5:51 amHow are people not understanding this? There are a ton of environments where you will never run into IE8-, such as the ones listed in the article: Windows 8 apps Chrome OS apps Firefox OS apps So why use a jQuery version that supports these browsers in these environments. 2.0 is moreso built for these situations and for web apps that the developers have decided not to support these browsers anyway. If you need to support IE6/7/8, then stop complaining about 2.0 being released and keep using 1.x. Also, for those complaining about the build process where you can strip out modules: this is not… -
Comment on jQuery 1.10 Beta 1 Released by Martijn
22 May 2013 | 3:04 amBtw, I still it would have been better to release something like “jQuery lite” and “jQuery full”, instead of two different version. Using the 1.x branch feels like using an older version. I know it isn’t, but it feels wrong. I want to use the “newest” version, but I can’t. -
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22 May 2013 | 3:00 am> #13744: Move jQuery.fn.size to deprecated When deprecating functionality, please also describe what replaces it… So this is replaced by $.fn.width and $.fn.height, or…?
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Latest Adobe News by Smart Category
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Amethyst 2 Launched
21 May 2013 | 10:53 amIt's been a while since I last mentioned Amethyst, SapphireSteel's Visual Studio based IDE for Flex and ActionScript. SapphireSteel has just announced the launch of Amethyst 2, with lots of new features including support for Flash based (non-Flex) form creation. -
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PhoneGap: Saving Arrays in Local Storage
18 May 2013 | 11:31 amOne of a handful of local storage options for PhoneGap applications is the localStorage solution which is actually part of the W3C specs. It provides access to a W3C Storage interface since we are just dealing with HTML5 in PhoneGap. This is a good option for storing simple strings but what if we want to […]Related Posts:PhoneGap and HTML5SQL.JSActiveTuts+ “Using AS3XLS with the Flex…Preserving Flex s Button Icon ColorsAS3 Quickie – Event.VIDEO_FRAME and…Slides from 360 Flex 2012 -
Flex SkinnableViewStack Component
15 May 2013 | 12:14 amThe SkinnableViewStack is nearly identical to my ViewStack component except that it extends SkinnableContainer, rather than my DeferredContentGroup, to support skins. My use-case for a skinnable version of the ViewStack is when defining views or components that need to have ViewStack-like functionality, but also include chrome (think of a wizard component). One could simply define a SkinnableComponent with a ViewStack as a skin part, but the component user wouldn’t have access to the ViewStack API outside the SkinnableComponent. This SkinnableViewStack implementation replaces the…
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Latest Adobe News by Smart Category
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Creating a simple AMF client for testing
30 Apr 2013 | 10:22 amA few months back I had to debug an Adobe Flex application that used Adobe Message Format (AMF) for client-server communication. For readers unfamiliar with Adobe’s Flex/Flash stack, AMF is a binary RPC communication protocol, usually powered by Adobe’s BlazeDS technology. The application I was working on used BlazeDS to expose a number of AMF [...] -
Speaking at 360 Stack!
25 Apr 2013 | 12:21 pmBuilding GPU-Accelerated Mobile Application Interfaces with Starling and Feathers Apache Flex is great for application UI… but it isn’t GPU-accelerated :( New versions of Adobe AIR perform quite spectacularly on mobile and really blaze when tapping into the device GPU. If your mobile application requires this sort of performance – there is a solution to [...]Related Posts:Feathers: Accelerated UI Components for Stage3DI’m Speaking at 360 Flex in Denver360 Flex Session PeekMy Adobe MAX 2011 Speaking ScheduleThe D2W Conference is coming up fast! -
Latest security update for ColdFusion is now available
18 Apr 2013 | 2:15 pmWe have released ColdFusion security bulletin today. Here is the link to the bulletin Adobe has also released BlazeDS/LCDS security bulletin. Check here. -
Design: The BLAZE Bike Light
17 Dec 2012 | 8:12 amCheck out this rather brilliant (pun intended) Kickstarter project: BLAZE is a front light with super-bright LEDs, but it also projects the symbol of a bike down onto the road ahead of the cyclist. It’s adjustable, but ideally about 5m in front. It alerts road users ahead of the cyclist of their presence, helping to [...] -
Edge Caching With Play 2, Heroku, and CloudFront
8 Aug 2012 | 2:13 pmWeb applications are primarily comprised of data, services, and the User Interface (UI). The UI is comprised of HTML, CSS, images, and probably JavaScript. In the traditional web architecture all of the UI assets are static files except the HTML which is dynamically generated by the server. In the modern web architecture the entire UI [...]
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SproutCore
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Dispatches From the Edge: Automatic Transitions and SC.View Optimizations
1 May 2013 | 12:39 pmVersion 1.10 is shaping up to be a fundamental advancement of SproutCore as the best framework for creating powerful user experiences on the web. We’ve already been doing the best of breed practices for creating dynamic web applications for some time. For example, running in the client, maintaining the application “truth” in code, minimizing touching the DOM and many other practices that keep SproutCore apps as fast as possible. These features allow you to create extremely complex interfaces that update instantly as the user interacts with them. However, while… -
classNameBindings: Dynamic CSS classes made easy
15 Apr 2013 | 11:11 amAs a mature framework, SproutCore is full of little features to make common tasks drop-dead simple – including some hidden gems. I recently added some documentation to the framework (and to the indispensable docs.sproutcore.com) for one of them, and wanted to highlight it here on the blog too. Dynamically adding and removing CSS classes on a view is a common need — for example, to swap background images when a property changes. But there’s no obvious way to do this; I burned my share of time trying to crack it manually, and I’ve watched other devs do the same. The usual… -
SproutCore 1.9.2 Released
11 Apr 2013 | 2:08 amWe are pleased to announce the immediate release of SproutCore 1.9.2. This release contains important fixes to the 1.9 code-base and is fully backwards compatible. We recommend that all users of SproutCore upgrade to this latest version in order to have the best development experience. To upgrade to the latest version, simply run: gem update sproutcore This is a patch release and contains the following bug fixes: Build Tools We’ve softened the build tools dependency requirements from being ultra-pessimistic (i.e. within the minor version) to being just pessimistic (i.e. within… -
Dispatches From the Edge: Super Fast Collections
6 Mar 2013 | 3:45 pmOne of the most advanced changes coming in 1.10 is the formalization of a major enhancement to SproutCore’s collection views. Some of you may have heard of, used or tried to use the SC.CollectionFastPath mixin which gives SproutCore’s collection views, namely SC.ListView and SC.GridView, a massive performance boost. The performance boost comes from pooling the item view objects, pooling item view layers (i.e. elements) and re-positioning layers using layout styles without modifying the DOM tree. By re-using objects and elements, we can increase the speed that our collections… -
Dispatches From the Edge: Invoking “Next”
24 Jan 2013 | 2:21 pmAs the 1.10 release nears completion, I thought I’d better start writing about some of the many improvements now, lest the final release blog post would take me two days to write. A lot of the changes, including today’s topic, were the result of working on big feature additions and discovering that more support was needed closer to the core. Which brings me to the topic of this post: SC.RunLoop.prototype.invokeNext. On the surface, I thought invokeNext worked as is. According to the documentation, a function passed into invokeNext would be run at the beginning of the next…
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Treehouse Blog
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How to Write a Module in JavaScript – Quick Tip
23 May 2013 | 7:02 amIn this Treehouse Quick Tip, teacher Jim Hoskins will show you how to write a simple JavaScript module. Modules are useful in writing JavaScript, because they allow us to write code that is less likely to interfere with other code on our page. It allows us to selectively expose parts of the code to other programs running on our page. This makes our JavaScript code more resilient and easier to maintain. The post How to Write a Module in JavaScript – Quick Tip appeared first on Treehouse Blog. -
Tall Tales From A Large Man – Interview with Aaron Draplin
22 May 2013 | 1:08 pmAaron Draplin is a graphic designer and founder of the Draplin Design Company. He’s done work for everyone from his friend’s hot dog company to President Obama himself. He’s also a speaker and co-creator of Field Notes, a popular notebook series among designers. He’s bold, outspoken, and unapologetic about being awesome. He took a minute to talk with expert teacher, Mat Helme, and threw some knowledge bombs at him. Enjoy! The full interview will be available tomorrow to all Treehouse Gold Members. The post Tall Tales From A Large Man – Interview with Aaron… -
Developing over the YouTube API with JSON
22 May 2013 | 6:30 amThe process to understand API development is generally complicated but should become easier with practice. Social networks like Twitter and YouTube offer XML/RSS/JSON feeds without the requirement of an API key. However, other smaller networking websites like Instagram and Etsy will require developers to sign up for a new API key before allowing them to make requests from the server. In this tutorial I want to demonstrate a really simple HTML/CSS/JS web application building over the YouTube API. This demo will list a number of YouTube channels which you may click and pull out all the latest… -
Creating Vanity URLs in Rails
21 May 2013 | 10:30 amA vanity URL is a search engine optimized (SEO) URL. Instead of having a meaningless URL like http://storeofthefuture.com/products/2015 wouldn’t http://storeofthefuture.com/products/hoverboard be better and more meaningful? It’s fairly straightforward to make URLs nicer in Rails. I’ll walk you through the process. Baby Steps In Rails the models have a method called to_param. This method gets called when you pass a model into a URL helper like: <%= link_to product.name, product %> Or: <%= link_to product.name, product_path(product) %> By default the to_param… -
iTunes Scrolling and Mobile Shelving – Treehouse Show Ep 40
21 May 2013 | 7:02 amIn this episode of The Treehouse Show, Nick Pettit (@nickrp) and Jason Seifer (@jseifer) talk about iTunes Scrolling and Mobile Shelving. Here are the links for the week: Quick ‘n dirty iTunes 11 style scroller – CodePen http://codepen.io/vaskemaskine/pen/DrdJE Sly http://darsa.in/sly/ jQuery.Shapeshift http://mcpants.github.io/jquery.shapeshift/ Packery http://packery.metafizzy.co/ Pure CSS Peeling Sticky – CodePen http://codepen.io/patrickkunka/pen/axEgL Package Managers: An Introductory Guide For The Uninitiated Front-End Developer – Tech.Pro…
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Curl Global Community - All Forums
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server-side Curl issue : TocDocument
21 May 2013 | 3:32 amThe draft of my post on emitting Curl from Seaside 3 was "saved" to the bit-bucket ? Ah well ... one aspect of TocDocument class not being in open source and {document-style} proc not being in open source is that the class TocTreeNode is undocumented. In the absence of server-side Curl frameworks this was no doubt understandable. But when I am working in a framework such as server-side Smalltalk ( in this case, Seaside 3 in Pharo Smalltalk ) it is a vexation. Today, with the emphasis on CAEDE, what can the rationale be for keeping this legacy code out of an open-source repository ? At some… -
ActiveXObjectへのパラメータの渡し方
21 May 2013 | 1:02 amExcelのメソッドを呼び出したいのですが、やり方がうまくわかりません。 Excelのドキュメントを読むと全ての引数がオプションと定義されており、 名前付きで引数にセットしなければならないんですが、 CurlからActiveXObjectのmethodに引数を渡す時は 位置引数ですよね？ 特定の引数に値を設定したくない場合、どうしたらいいんでしょうか。 具体的には、ExcelBookのExportAsFixedFormatメソッドを呼びたいです。 これの引数は、以下の通りです。 Type… -
ボタンの同時押しを制御する
15 May 2013 | 2:49 amある画面で二つのボタンがあるとして、 この二つの処理は同時に実行されないようにしたいと思っています。 マウス操作ではまず不可能ですが、 それぞれにショートカットキーがF1とF2に割り当てられている場合だと、 キーの同時押しで同時実行ができてしまうと思います。 これを制御するにはどうすればよいでしょうか。 イベントキューという考えがある以上、まったく同時に処理されることはないという認識ですが、 dipatch-event… -
フォーカスを受け付けないボタン押下時に、別テキストフィールドの入力確定を行う
15 May 2013 | 2:39 amあるテキストフィールドに入力された内容にしたがって、 画面の情報を書き換えるような処理はよくあると思います。 また、画面上のボタンを押して、画面情報をサーバに送信して登録する、 という処理もよくあると思います。 このボタンが、フォーカスを受け付けない、もしくはショートカットキーが割り振られている場合に、 テキストフィールドへの入力直後にボタン押下イベントを起こすと、… -
合計行の表示
14 May 2013 | 5:26 pmグリッドに合計行を表示と思ったら、どんな方法がありますか？ 合計行用のレコードを追加して、レコード変更イベントで合計計算をする、というのはわかりそうなのですが、 行位置を固定したいのでソートされた場合のハンドリングや、 そのレコードのみ入力不可にするためのカスタムセルの実装など、 いろいろ意識するポイントがあるかと思います。 実装上のテクニックなどあれば教えてください。
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Code Zen
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Android: Implementing Touch Feedback on Views
11 May 2013 | 9:44 amOne of the most commonly overlooked parts of building Android applications is touch feedback. While some views like Buttons have touch feedback built into them, thats not the case when using custom views. The Android Design Guidelines explicitly talk about the UX part of touch feedback and it was also discussed a while back on the Android Design In Action YouTube series: The problem is that there are no clean standard hooks in the Android framework to implement these. The only implementations I have found have been: FrameLayouts have a foreground property that can be used ViewGroups like the… -
Android TextView setTextSize Gotcha
7 May 2013 | 8:01 pmMost developers know about the different ways to specify dimensions of visual elements in Android. While setting dimensions for visual elements is usually done in “device independent pixels”, it is recommended to use “scale independent pixels” (sp) for type. The Android OS provides a setting (under the Display category on stock Android) where users can set the default minimun font size of all applications to small, normal, large or huge, an important accessibility feature for users with poor eyesight. Any text fontSize set in sp’s will scale up or down to respect… -
Standardizing Application End User Licenses
21 Apr 2013 | 11:08 amIf you have installed an application lately chances are that one of the first screens you have run into is an End User License Agreement (EULA). While it may not be as gargantuan as say the iTunes one, most people don’t bother reading it, and just click on the accept. This numbness to the EULA screen has been bothering me lately. Even though I do it, I have very little idea about what I am agreeing to. I make an assumption that its fair hoping that if it goes beyond what it needs to, I would have heard about that on the internet. As an app developer, I also worry from the other side of… -
Quick Video Review: Ubuntu Touch for Android
21 Feb 2013 | 11:38 pmI installed the first installable image of Ubuntu Touch for Android devices today, and it was a little tricky since the install instructions seem to assume an audience already running Ubuntu. Either way, I wanted to do a quick review of it but figured a video might do a better job explaining what I was talking about than trying to write em out. The video is embedded below: The performance of the build isn’t very good but thats expected. I feel the UX is relying a little too heavily on gestures, way too many of them and a lot of “half-gestures” (swipe halfway for action-1 and… -
New to Android? Here are some apps you should try
20 Jan 2013 | 10:15 pmIn the last couple of months, a few of my friends have moved to Android from iPhones. Some of them reached out to me on advice on devices and apps they should install on their new phones. The Android app ecosystem is pretty rich and while there are a bunch of apps that can replicate the functionality of iOS apps, there are a lot more that I find interesting because of how they leverage the unique strengths of the Android platform. I won’t mention the basic apps that I use like Foursquare, Flipboard, GroupMe or the Google apps like Maps and GMail that you can pretty much get on either…
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TheRealTimeWeb.com
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AMS User Group Meetup: 24-7 Live File to Live Playout Using AMS
20 May 2013 | 12:35 amWhat: "24-7 Live File to Live Playout Using AMS" with Kevin Johns and David Hassoun When: Tuesday, May 21st Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. MDT RSVP: http://ams.groups.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=post.display&postid=46243 Summary:This will be a co-presentation between Kevin Johns from Level 3 and David Hassoun from RealEyes. Join us for this online session hosted by the Adobe Media Server User Group to learn how Level 3 is utilizing Adobe Media Server for 24-7 live linear broadcasting from VOD assets. Level 3 has been working to create cost-effective, file to Live playout solutions for adaptive… -
How to Activate an Inactive Goal in Google Analytics
7 May 2013 | 10:37 pmIf you are serious about gathering data about your website then it's likely that you will be using Google Analytics to do so. And if you are selling products or services from your site then tracking Goals and Goal conversions will be nothing new to you. I've recently set up a new goal that I then forgot to activate, and it took me the best part of 10 minutes to figure out how to edit an existing goal in Google Analytics and to switch it from inactive to active. Since I know that I will be Googling for this exact same issue again in about 2 years time once I forgotten all about it I am now… -
Book Tip: Producing Streaming Video for Multiple Screen Delivery
10 Apr 2013 | 10:50 pmOn April 2, 2013, the Streaming Learning Center and my friend Jan Ozer released Producing Streaming Video for Multiple Screen Delivery. This book is a professional reference for producers seeking to distribute streaming video to the widest possible audience, including computers, smartphones and tablets, and Over the Top (OTT) devices. Written by Jan Ozer, this book delivers the lessons learned from years of producing and consulting on streaming, and serving as a contributing editor to the industry bible, Streaming Media Magazine. This book is the successor to Jan's highly regarded Video… -
Loading JSON From Rails with jQuery, Avoiding 406 Error
14 Mar 2013 | 10:36 pmFirst of all I should point out that I'm quite new to Rails (and jQuery) and the interactions between it and JQuery, which may be the reason that some of you may consider this a rather basic hint. However whilst working on membermeister.com I've recently had some trouble loading JSON data from our Rails backend. It seemed like a very trivial task at first, all we needed was a GET request that was answered by a format.json response from the Rails controller. Simplified the request looked something like this: $.ajax({ url: "/invoices/" + invoiceid + "/pay", type: "GET" }) However Rails was… -
Introducing membermeister.com - Super Simple Member Management
29 Jan 2013 | 11:38 pmApologies for the recent lack of posts, but I have a great excuse which is also the topic of this latest update: I've been very busy trying to get my latest product membermeister (my latest project) up to MVP stage. Membermeister is an online membership management service targeted at small business owners that have to deal with a large numbers of members - for example sports coaches, childcare providers, dance teachers, personal trainers and so on. It allows them to keep all their member information in one place, create groups, schedule sessions and classes and most importantly produce…
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SilverlightShow: Silverlight Community
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Daily News Digest 5/23/2013
23 May 2013 | 4:26 amHere is the new SilverlightShow content for Thursday, May 23rd, 2013. [Windows 8] Provide search suggestions based on local files Getting the current system language What Yahoo and Acer can teach Windows 8 app developers Implementing the ISupportIncrementalLoading interface in a Windows Store app Create location aware apps using geolocation and Bing Maps Subscribe to our Daily News Digest RSS Feed to receive a summary of all SilverlightShow news! Or follow our news on Twitter - @silverlightshow! -
[Windows 8] Provide search suggestions based on local files
23 May 2013 | 4:18 amRead original post at Thomas Lebrun's Blog Windows Store Applications allows developers to provide search suggestions to users, so they can find quickly what they are looking for. For example, you can provide search suggestions using a Web Services or you can even use local files for that. Here is a “naïve” way to do it [...] -
Getting the current system language
23 May 2013 | 4:12 amRead original post at Kraig Brockschmidt's Blog Although swapping out language resources is something that happens somewhat automatically when the user changes system language, sometimes you want to know that directly. There are a number of APIs in WinRT that relate to this (thanks to Erik Fortune for this) [...] -
What Yahoo and Acer can teach Windows 8 app developers
23 May 2013 | 3:55 amRead original post by Ed Bott at ZDNet Microsoft has sold plenty of licenses for Windows 8. Six months after its launch, the company announced that 100 million licenses had been sold, with each one representing an upgrade copy or a PC that had rolled off the assembly line and was ready for sale. A rough extrapolation from current usage share figures collected by NetMarketShare and StatCounter suggests that 60-70 million of those PCs are in use today. But how many people are actually trying out the signature feature of Windows 8, its new apps? And how many are continuing to use those apps on a… -
Implementing the ISupportIncrementalLoading interface in a Windows Store app
23 May 2013 | 3:37 amRead original post at Marco Minerva's Blog The ISupportIncrementalLoading interface allows to easily create a collection in which data is loaded incrementally, when a user is about to the end of the items available on the user interface. Using it, we can obtain a fast & fluid scrolling while loading an huge set of records. First of all, we need a class that inherits from ObservableCollection and implements the ISupportIncrementalLoading interface [...]
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ThinkTank | The XLabz Blog
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New Productivity Apps to Help Manage Life
23 May 2013 | 12:30 amLife has become more complex and busy than ever. Organizing work, family, friends, social events, vacations and more can be challenging. While the paper planner has worked for decades and is still in use, new digital devices and apps offer new opportunities to better manage the details of today’s busy life. There are numerous apps and digital tools that can help with organization and planning. The following are a few that can help: Groovy Notes Groovy Notes by XLabz Technologies is a new twist on the traditional paper planner. This powerful new planning tool utilizes the traditional… -
XLabz releases 14 BlackBerry 10 apps for the BlackBerry Z10!
8 Feb 2013 | 8:30 amWe are extremely excited to announce that we’ve just launched 14 BlackBerry 10 apps for the coolest new gadget in town – The BlackBerry Z10! Productivity apps, games, business, photography, weather, health; we’ve got ‘em all covered! Head on over to the BlackBerry World and take your pick from our list of BB10 apps: Groovy Notes – $4.99 The Logo Game – Free The Logo Game – Paid Version – $5.99 A Day in Life- Journal – $2.99 Vault – $2.99 Uber Iris – Photo Effects & Filters – $1.99 Currency Converter – $1.99 Weather+ HD – $1.99… -
The Great Holiday App Sale from XLabz!
28 Dec 2012 | 1:30 amIt’s Holiday Season! And we’re giving app lovers one more reason to celebrate! XLabz proudly presents its biggest SALE ever: “The Great Holiday App Sale”! We’re giving away a bunch of our popular titles for iOS, Android and BlackBerry PlayBook at unbelievable prices! The sale for iOS & Android apps is till January 5th while the sale for PlayBook apps goes on up to January 10th, 2013. Grab them before they’re all gone! To download these apps and for more details, check out http://xlabz.com/HolidaySale2012/. And here’s wishing all our readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New… -
A Day in Life – Journal for BlackBerry PlayBook: Memories & Beyond!
6 Nov 2012 | 9:30 amWe’d like to introduce our latest app: A Day in Life – Journal; a beautiful visual journal for your BlackBerry PlayBook. A Day in Life – Journal is the perfect app to store all your ideas, thoughts, events, experiences, memories, notes and more. If you love journal writing and want to make it even more personalized and meaningful, you will enjoy using this journal. And if you’ve wanted to keep a journal but never got around to doing it, A Day in Life will keep you motivated with its neat additions to journal keeping. Here are the main features: Weather & Location tagging… -
Groovy Notes for BlackBerry PlayBook updated to v3!
5 Oct 2012 | 10:30 amWe’ve just released the latest update of Groovy Notes for BlackBerry PlayBook. Based on popular demand, here are the list of new features: Option to change text font and size Organize all “Categories” of your notes manually in any order you like New option to compact Voice Notes to mp3 format to save disk space. Can also compact all previous recordings into mp3 with just a tap Updated to latest Dropbox service. Existing users might need to relogin to Dropbox to restore and backup data Read more about Groovy Notes and download it from the BlackBerry App World here. Latest user…
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Midnight Coders Blog
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Publish-Subscribe Messaging With JavaScript
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Visualizing Data Paging for Flex with 2 million database records
17 Jan 2013 | 10:00 pmchristian louboutin christian louboutin pas cher chaussures christian louboutin pas cher chaussure christian louboutin pas cher hermes belt hermes h belt hermes belt replica replica hermes belt ralph lauren polo ralph lauren polo shirts polo ralph lauren factory store cheap polo ralph lauren cheap ralph lauren polo In my previous post I shared an example showing data paging for flex. The most important subfeatures of our ‘managed data paging’ feature are: Loosely coupled interface – the feature will work without implementing a specific server-side interface and can be used… -
Configuring Eclipse to Run Tomcat with WebORB
5 Jul 2012 | 4:46 pmchristian louboutin christian louboutin pas cher chaussures christian louboutin pas cher chaussure christian louboutin pas cher ralph lauren polo ralph lauren polo shirts polo ralph lauren factory store cheap polo ralph lauren cheap ralph lauren polo This post documents a pre-requisite step for the JavaScript Integration Course, but it is also useful if you’re doing Java development with Eclipse and WebORB. The instructions in this post will help you configure your development environment so you can develop Java services with Eclipse and have them deployed into Tomcat. Once deployed,… -
JavaScript Integration Course – Java Backend Service
4 Jul 2012 | 9:46 pmchristian louboutin christian louboutin pas cher chaussures christian louboutin pas cher chaussure christian louboutin pas cher ralph lauren polo ralph lauren polo shirts polo ralph lauren factory store cheap polo ralph lauren cheap ralph lauren polo This post continues the Java Integration Course. See the introduction post for an overview as well as instructions for setting up the database. In this post we add a very simple Java backend service which will be used by the JavaScript client in the subsequent development steps. Take a look at the Java code below: <br /> package… -
JavaScript Client-Server Integration Crash Course
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