Yeah .. that was it. It is probably my favorite podcast besides the
posse...
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I heard an interesting podcast with the founder recently and it was
profitable from the get go. Just forgot what podcast it was.
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A rather sad side effect of this is that Meego is probably dead for good
now.
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Jason van Zyl shines a bit more light on this whole disaster. Interesting
insights in terms of code quality, IP, process and stuff.
http://www.sonatype.com/people/2011/02/hudsons-bright-future/
Jelly and forked artifacts certainly bring up some bad memories for me and
that does not exactly
Hi!
My name is Manfred Moser and I am a long time Javapose listner (since around
8x). I will present about using Apache Maven for Android developmenet at the
AnDevCon conference in San Francisco in March 2011 (http://www.andevcon.com)
and I am organizing a Android Development Tooling fireside
If you are looking for something along these lines I would definitely check
out GridGain. Nikita was at our JUG recently and did a very impressive
demonstration of GridGain and Scala. It is all available as open source too
so you can check it out and prototype with it easily.
manfred
Yeah.. thanks for that guys. It was AWESOME!!
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Count me in too. I always cringe when itunes starts by accident...
Hi CKoerner,
I don't currently have an mp3 file on the site - I was expecting most
people to go through iTunes directly, but I guess that goes to prove
the saying about 'assumptions'...
I will add an mp3 tomorrow, just for
People keep missing the point that Android is about choice even in these
comparisons. You do NOT have to use Eclipse if you dont want to. I know
people that develop Android apps in KomodoEdit, IntelliJ, Neetbeans,
Eclipse, Vim and Emacs...
Try doing that with Xcode development..
manfred
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There is a project that is working on getting Android to run natively on
x86 .. that would solve the performance problem.
http://www.android-x86.org/
For that to happen, surely we'd need a faster emulator than the
current QEMU-based one. It's currently much faster to deploy to a real
I will agree that we've not been very good at advertising this.
However, since April of this year the developer tools for Android are
developed entirely in the open, and we have accepted several
contributions from external people.
If you want to contribute, register to the android-contrib
On 11/08/2010 07:38 PM, Casper Bang wrote:
Got it. Looking forward to hearing about tooling and API level 9,
whether it be marketed 2.3
or 3.0. :)
In particular, I'd like to see some screenshot and blogging about the
new UI. I'm going to give to my app some more care about the look and
the command line.
Xav
Android SDK Tech Lead.
On Oct 28, 10:09 am, Manfred Moser manf...@mosabuam.com wrote:
On 10/28/2010 06:43 PM, Cédric Beust ♔ wrote:
Android uses neither AWT/Swing nor SWT. As Casper points out,
HierarchyViewer uses Swing but it's an external tool.
I suppose that's
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 4:53 AM, jazam aja...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been trying to right test code for my app. I've read and re-read
the android documentation a number of times. I can't work out how to
test service or content providers. Is there any example source code
anywhere, I can have a
For easier integration testing you should also look at Robotium.
Thank you all for your recommendations. It sounds like unit testing is
a bit of a pain for developing android software.
I'll have a look at the maven android plugin and android-mock.
On Nov 4, 6:39 pm, Dominic Mitchell
Realistically, I think serious Java developers who use Macs are going to
have to dual-boot into Windows or Linux -- at least if they're doing
anything that's not strictly server-side.
That's what every Mac owner wanted anyway, a really cute machine running
Linux, right? :-|
Writing from my
If nothing else, this might push efforts to improve Linux drivers for the
trackpad, magic mouse, etc.
Ubuntu 10.10 with the mac support packages runs fine for me including
trackpad, magic mouse and so on.
And window resizing in KDE works as expected ... and not the weird way it
does on the mac
http://www.dzone.com/links/r/nokia_makes_qt_the_sole_application_development_f.html
JME is as good as dead. Everything/everybody is moving away from it. I
find it ironic that Rich Green is making this announcement..
manfred
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JME is as good as dead. Everything/everybody is moving away from it. I
find it ironic that Rich Green is making this announcement..
Your assertion
On 10/22/10 00:42 , Russel Winder wrote:
On Thu, 2010-10-21 at 16:02 -0600, phil swenson wrote:
Seems like Nokia just put the final nail in the coffin to me. Once
you eliminate Symbian, what's left?
I have no idea. Personally I would just go with Java SE Embedded, but
clients want Java ME
Of course it all changes if you become independent as a contractor/self
employed... then you can trade unpaid leave for money any time if you are
lucky enough. And sometimes you end up with lots of unpaid leave. And that
might be better for you actually..
manfred
In Denmark it's 25 vacation
He just said they care less for you than Sun. I think this is a
well-founded statement. Basically Sun open sourced every single asset
they owned (with very few exceptions). OTOH I don't see Google open
sourcing any of its services (the search engine, GAE, GMail and the
other bazillion ones).
Interesting thought. Maybe that is his way of restarting the JCP as a
community of companies that all pay properly for maintenance and then have
legal protection... that might be okay. But surely there are better ways
to get something like that going.
Overall this seems mostly a destructive
So, the obvious solution is for Google to stick it to 'em, ditch Java,
adopt
another of the JVM languages (Scala, etc) so the port will be easy. (Wink
Wink) It will just be one more step for Java towards irrelevance in the
mobile computing space.
Seriously, this makes me mad too. Bad
Hi Folks,
A little off topic perhaps but definitely in the Oracle family.
I've just been reading this, and in particular am interested in what
people think about where this leaves OpenSolaris.
I can have some difficulty because I end up getting dumped on by
members of my local Church all the time as tech support. I will get
calls or messages on my answering
machine I am having a problem with my computer to which I think I
don't care! but I am too nice to say that so the story ends
I agree with Robert. I am married with three little boys under 5 and I
find myself listening to podcast whenever possible. Since I have a mobile
phone I also get to keep up with my RSS feeds in Google reader much better
(subscribed to 100 feeds easily).
And magazines and books lay around the
abreast =)
S
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 1:33 PM, Manfred Moser
manf...@mosabuam.comwrote:
I agree with Robert. I am married with three little boys under 5 and I
find myself listening to podcast whenever possible. Since I have a
mobile
phone I also get to keep up with my RSS feeds in Google
I think the only thing that comes close to that is setting a specific
dpi-device and the scale on the screen.
Apart from that there is nothing obvious as far as I know.
How are you actually observing the difference..
manfred
http://www/simpligility.com
PS: E.g. I have a dialog where a button
Yeah.. unfortunately there is no such thing as jrebel on the dalvik vm..
manfred
the emulator on windows is much slower than the linux version (dont know
why), but running on the device is much much faster
and yes you have to redeploy for every change you make (both on the
emulator
and the
You just redeploy the app from your IDE or the command line..
Use adb ..
I tried with both home key, and also pressing the back key to get out
of the application to see if that reloads the application. But seems
like its not reloading the application. Any idea how can I ask the
emulator to
The presentation about Android UI at Google IO i saw on youtube was pretty
good. It should give you some great ideas.
http://code.google.com/events/io/2010/sessions/android-ui-design-patterns.html
manfred
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It depends on the manager capability of evaluating people's
productivity. In Italy meritocracy is a large cultural lack, thus
remote working seldom occurs. OTOH, I suppose many agile practices are
incompatible with people remotely scattered in different places of the
world (I mean, not
There is also a motorola specific android podcast called motodev podcast
that is interesting now and then..
manfred
I listen to TWiA, which is a fairly professional and frequent podcast:
http://thisweekin.com/thisweekin-android/
Also Phandroid, little more amateurish and intimate:
Oh yeah... I also forgot the android central one
http://www.androidcentral.com/podcast/
There is also a motorola specific android podcast called motodev podcast
that is interesting now and then..
manfred
I listen to TWiA, which is a fairly professional and frequent podcast:
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On 5/4/10 00:20 , Casper Bang wrote:
This model separation business got me curious. Are you using
legacy Ant and the Android plugin for NetBeans, or using Manfred's
Maven plugin? I ask because I have not yet had time to Mavenize my
hobby stuff
The whole android jar contains pretty much only stubbed classes with
exception throwing method stubs.
If you want to run test you have to either use instrumentation tests
(basically an app that runs in the emulator that remote controls you app
or activities and tests it). If you want to run pure
What continues to bother me with WebKit is that Apple claims they started
it all. In fact they forked the already perfectly working KHTML engine
written by the KDE community and rebranded it to webkit.
Sure they did enhancements to it but the base was laid by the KDE folks
and that never gets
There is droidex that tunnels your attached device screen to the computer,
where you could then record the screencast.
http://github.com/commonsguy/droidex
http://groups.google.com/group/droidex
It is sort of unsupported now and Mark recommends to use the newer
droidatscreen
If you want to use mercurial/hg and also want a project site with wiki and
issue tracking you can use google code..
Seconded. I've been toying with Git for personal projects and am currently
weighing my options for an upcoming project. Particularly Git vs
Mercurial,
as well as the relative
with the drive) or use an existing connection..
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On Friday February 26 2010, Matt Stine wrote:
Finally getting back to thisNAS looks like a nice option
indeed. Western Digital's My
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On Monday September 21 2009, Randinn wrote:
Really, where is this stated, I'm at their site and see nothing
On Tuesday August 4 2009, Michael Neale wrote:
Despite what lots of people think, its likely they will get to do
greater work at EngineYard: at Sun, there was lots of glassfish
shoe- horning expected of them, and I heard Nick Sieger was working
on Kenai full time. So Engine Yard means a
more successful in Europe..
Olap4j is another option.. http://www.olap4j.org/
All depends what you are looking for in details.. try them out;-)
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On Thursday February 12 2009, Robert Fischer wrote:
Getting back to the original topic, code reviews are good, but I've
never seen the mandatory pre-check-in review work for long. I've
heard of places where it's worked well, but these places seem
downright mythical to me because I've never
On Saturday October 18 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Java 6 Update 10 is out... However I've only seen a brief post on
java.net
I imagine Sun is probably saving themselves for the launch of
JavaFX but I didn't expect to hear the crickets chriping.
No kidding. I thought there be some major
We use some on the edge for think like specific xml parsing but
nothing near the core. BioJava looks interesting though. Might play
with it at some stage.
manfred
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;-)
Nevertheless our website should be interesting to you
http://www.genologics.com/
manfred
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