Posts Tagged ‘Open source’

Contributing to OHA

Posted: September 4, 2009 in Android, Java, Mobile
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There are some details I cannot reveal as of yet. However, I am being asked to discuss an ‘opportunity’ mid-week next week that would lead to a more formal developer contributing role to the Android Project and OHA. I can tell you it might be the webkit area.  Better than Mozilla wanting to talk to  [...]

I am in the final phases of refactoring the reports look for AndCooper and the 0.1 release of AndCooper should be shortly. Looks like this before the final adjustments such as company logo, reports.css, and etc: Plus, the reports should have a similar look to them to guide the developer as easy to read analysis [...]

Last year, 2008 or 2007,  I had the idea of integrating Tiddlywiki with Eclipse to somewhat drive the build/development process. However, for whatever reason that is just too brittle of a combination. But, picture this an Eclipse Continuous Integration Server. You start with e4 project as the front end combined with RCP. Than of course [...]

Image via CrunchBase When I started developing AndCooper I certainly did not intend to build a continuous integration server. But, along the way it seemed that Android Application development might need one. Not in the sense that it attempts to solve all problems but problems that are specific to Android Application Development. What does a [...]

SAP has developed a memory porfiler for java applications that takes a java memory  dump, a hprof file a heap dump, and analyses that data both visually and otherwise to allow us to do queries of that data to analyze trends and change code. Earier this year they had open sourced this technology and donated [...]