Several ‘webtards’ have gotten this wrong such as: Scoble; Google Android: we want developers but… 85,000 reasons why Apple’s iPhone isn’t going to be disrupted ..and countless others. These ‘webtards’ have never worked in the telecom industry and would not know a correct trend if bit them on the ass. let us deal with the [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Image via Wikipedia I am coding an open source Logger set of wrappers for Android Application developers. Let me give some background. Most of you at some time when you started android Programming(me too back than) were not aware that you could do this at debug time: adb setprop log.tag.LOG_TAG DEBUG before your connect the [...]
Image by inju via Flickr What is QueenAlice? QueenAlice is a new Android application coming to droid handsets in 2010. We all agree that the default camera application blows goats. This is a camera replacement application that kind of blows one’s mind in new features. Hopefully, its the first killer android application. Why the name [...]
Build Apps the Android 2 Way
Posted: November 22, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Android, Unit testing
Build tip secret: 1. Install Sdk components the android 2.0 way, ie andorid sdk 1.5, 1.6, and 2.0 in same install folder. 2. use build.template as your build template. 3. Copy android_rules.template main node from Android 2.0/templates into your build file and set setup import to false. 4. Set build.porperies extra values the Android 2.0 [...]
For those who want to explore Guice on android the robo-guice download is here and the examples are at here.
Why write a Guice-lib for Android
Posted: November 17, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Android, Dependency Injection
As background, yes I do have some Java enterprise coding chops where I am quite use to using IoC frameworks such as Spring. In which case you not only use Spring to make better MVC boundary definitions but also to write better unit tests via mocks etc. Unlike Spring IoC on Android one has to [...]
It is not in Droid yet. However is in the repo as of now according to the Dalvik team post. According to the post thee is some breakage but it seems that the Dalvik team wants push out a more current Dalvik JIT to the AOSP tree for testing.
Yes that is right folks OPhone 1.5 SDK is here. Very bottom of the page. No details of whether or not I can install in the new Google SDK components set-up.
