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Author Archives: Jonathan
Debug Certificate expired – ugh
I decided to complete an app I’ve been working on and post it to the Droid Market. After makiing a few changes, I fire off the commands to compile it – rake run:android after copiuos amounts of logging to the … Continue reading
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Appcelerator – a second chance
I subscribe to the TechZing podcast and the two hosts, Justin Vincent and Jason Roberts have used Appcelerator for a couple projects of theirs and talk about it in many of the older episodes. I had tried Appcelerator on my … Continue reading
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ezSQL – database wrapper/abstraction layer
I was looking for a database wrapper / abstraction layer to use for PHP a couple weeks ago. I’m working on a large PHP project and its using Oracle. I started out with the app using oci calls throughout. Launched … Continue reading
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Patching Samigo
So along with mobile development and other programming tasks, I also manage Sakai (at least the backend code portion). Luckily I have a co-worker that deals with the user end of things. With the release of 2.7 many sakai projects … Continue reading
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Base SDK Missing
If you ‘play’ around in XCode, chances are you’ve seen this “Base SDK Missing” message in your project. This happens to me almost every time I try to use someone else’s sample project or demo app I’ve pulled, even sample … Continue reading
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We got blogged !
… Ok, our app got blogged, but still – how cool is that ? Our first iPhone app and it made a review on someone’s blog, someone I don’t know for that matter. Check it out here – http://blog.gisuser.com/?p=8249
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Nivo Slider
So my screensaver comes up and I have it grab the RSS feed from Smashing Magazine.com (my favorite website for inspiration and cool ideas). It has a list of 40 Useful jQuery Techniques, so I click it to read the … Continue reading