Are there moderators for this group? Seems like it has become a forum to
Big John to send daily recruiting messages, and not much else.
Doesn't matter I guess for me (will just leave).
-Mike
On Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 12:09:25 AM UTC+2, John Smith wrote:
*Hi*
*Hope you are doing well.*
You are spamming this list with too many job posts, maybe you could create
a single post that lists all your requirements (or better yet, find a
different place to post these in the first place).
Bottom line, too spammy, please stop.
-Mike
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015 at 10:12:06 PM UTC+3,
Not exactly a 'Tech Book', but a great read for anyone working in the
technology field...
Team Geek -
http://www.amazon.com/Team-Geek-Software-Developers-ebook/dp/B008EKF87S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8qid=1382705798sr=8-1keywords=team+geek
I just re-read it, and found it an enjoyable, and information
I spoke directly with Xavier Durouchet (sic), and asked if this means they
are moving to Eclipse (first question in 'What's new in the Android SDK
talk from IO13).
It is clear, that they are NOT moving away from Eclipse, but find the
JetBrains architecture easier to customize in the ways
I just wanted to let you know your experience is not unique. I have worked
on a variety of projects at companies of various sizes. Every project I
have ever been on was encumbered by technical debt due to poor processes,
or flawed technical decisions. It is an extremely important skill (more
I have used them all (Listen, Doggcatcher, BeyondPod, etc).
I just got a new phone, and tried a different one, which is by far my
favorite. It is named: Pocket Casts. It is really wonderful, and provides
a unique UI and is very full featured.
I also installed the Presto plugin for variable
I am not sure about the size of your codebase, which makes a different
alternative more\less viable.
I would produce a single APK, that contains both branches of your code.
There are plenty of simple ways to determine this Android OS programatically
(one is:
It is official - Nokia is going with Windows Phone 7. (The
announcement was this morning).
While I love seeing Android constantly growing market share - I also
like seeing some other viable platforms emerging. Competition is
good.
It should be noted, there are substantial rumors that the
I bet spots will open. I would try a few times today, as it appeared
like the system was issuing tokens of some sort on the initial screen,
and keeping track of those (as opposed to the actual numbers of actual
people registered).
I bet these will timeout today, and some spots will become
Having a vanilla phone is very important to me.
I just bought the G2 (US branded HTC phone) specifically because it
has the pure Android experience. That was an important reason I
bought the Nexus One (and would have been a good reason to buy the
Nexus S if it wasn't missing some features that
Its only an advantage until your phone stops working. The vendors
must spend a lot of time making sure their overlays work.
On Dec 7, 3:03 pm, Moandji Ezana mwa...@gmail.com wrote:
I guess, but I'd have guessed that they'd do it continuously, every time
Google made a new drop available to
This is good news. Lets hope Oracle continues to do the right
thing.
On Nov 12, 6:54 am, Chris Adamson invalidn...@gmail.com wrote:
Dalibor just tweeted a link to this:
http://blogs.oracle.com/henrik/2010/11/oracle_and_apple_announce_open...
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You received this message because you are
+1 for BeyondPod. I have tried most of them (including ACast, and
Listen) - I am really impressed with its features, configurability,
and stability.
DoggCatcher is also supposed to be good, but I didn't try it, because
it is a paid app, without a trial period (BeyondPod has a free 1 week
trial).
I don't think invites are going out to the general public.
I specifically got an invite, because I promised to present the tool
at an Android Users Group, and a Google Technology Group (of which I
am an organizer).
While I may be one of the lucky ones picked by google - I make my
own luck by
Alan, thanks for the interesting post.
I have had a chance to play with App Inventor, and I wasn't
impressed. Like a lot of Google's early products, it felt very
incomplete (the fact that my phone had to be plugged into the
computer, to even use the app for instance). Also, insuring the
various
I think the reason Apple is doing this, is to lock Application
developers into the iPhone app store. Apple restricting the ability
of a developer to write once, and deploy on multiple platforms,
ensures most of them will write only for the iPhone (since it has the
biggest market share, and thus
Godspeed Josh, I just hope it isn't too late for Palm. Their product
(in particular I am talking about WebOS, maybe not their hardware
right now), is terrific. The barrier to developing apps for that
platform is low (as opposed to iPhone, which requires purchasing a
very expensive computer, and
Here is the link from the online docs. Haven't reviewed the changes
myself yet.
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/topic/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/whatsNew/platform_isv_whatsnew.html
and for JDT:
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/topic/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user/whatsNew/jdt_whatsnew.html
On Jun
I have had the G1 for a bit, and really love it. I appreciate the
openness of the platform, and find developing apps, extremely easy
(especially for the Java set).
I was at Google IO, so I am one of the lucky ones to get the Magic (or
Ion, is another name they are calling it). It seems to be
I don't think flash will run on Android, but I am not absolutely sure
of this. Just like on the iPhone, there is a special version of
YouTube that runs without flash.
T-Mobile has talked the talk that they aren't going to lock the phone
down (ie. you will be able to tether it, and use it as a
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