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6 mars 2014

Apps based on webviews

In order to save time and money, you might be tempted to build a website, then wrap it inside a native app. The idea is to get the best of the 2 worlds: pages running on any platform (with HTML 5 you can do almost anything you'd do natively) and native...
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Tags: HTML5,  Java,  C,  Javascript,  Objective C,  cache manifest

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26 avril 2013

Installing the Facebook SDK for Visual Studio

Installing the Facebook SDK for Android on Eclipse was pretty straightforward. I hoped it would be the same for Windows Phone... Facebook tutorial page: http://facebooksdk.net/docs/phone/tutorial/ Problems & solutions: NuGet (package manager) required...
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Tags: Facebook,  NuGet,  Visual Studio,  Windows Phone

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7 juin 2013

Offline webapp on IPad

A weird difference between iPad and iPhone regarding the HTML cache manifest Making a long story short: the absolute URLs do not work in the cache manifest on IPad (iOS version 5.1.1) even if they work on iPhone. One of the consequences is that you should...
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Tags: HTML5,  cache,  iPad

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29 août 2013

Change the timezone of a date in Java

Sometimes you have to parse data containing dates that don't specify the timezone. It is implied that the timezone is the one of the user who inputs the data. Unfortunately, the computer doesn't really get it. To solve this problem, I format the date...
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Tags: Date,  Java

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31 octobre 2014

Connecting with https to a url using a self signed certificate

Something good to know when for instance you have to connect to a QA backend that doesn't have a valid certificate. Here's how to proceed: 1st step: download bouncycastle Android uses Bouncycastle to handle ssl certificates. It uses version 1.46 Keystores...
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