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The Agile Tdog: November 2009
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Saturday, November 14, 2009. Eclipse buttons, Google Chrome drop-downs and Ubuntu 9.10. I installed kubuntu 9.10, then installed freenx, then downloaded and installed Eclipse 3.5. Then while trying to add packages to Eclipse I noticed that clicking on buttons had no effect. I thought freenx wasn't sending my clicks to Eclipse. And then while installing the Android SDK I found a post linking to an explanation and workaround:. Export GDK NATIVE WINDOWS=true. I've had my Droid.
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The Agile Tdog: Droid Basics - Initial thoughts, initial uses
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Saturday, November 14, 2009. Droid Basics - Initial thoughts, initial uses. I've had my Droid. For 7 days now. I'm a little bit in love with it. It's fast, the UI is fun to use, it keeps me connected, there are several fun apps, and I haven't even begun developing for it yet. Here are my impressions of it, speaking as a total Android newbie. Maybe this will help other people using the Droid for the first time. On one of your home screens touch "Menu". Overall User Interfac...
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The Agile Tdog: LiveCycle Data Services and FlexMonkey
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Wednesday, September 9, 2009. LiveCycle Data Services and FlexMonkey. I've been wanting to try FlexMonkey. For a project at work but always had issues getting it to run our app - our app uses both SSL and PKI authentication (requires a valid cert from the user). Finally I bit the bullet and spent the time to get it up and running. Here's what I've found so far. FlexMonkey does not come with BlazeDS or LiveCycle DS support out of the box. I found a single post. Everything a...
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The Agile Tdog: September 2009
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Wednesday, September 9, 2009. LiveCycle Data Services and FlexMonkey. I've been wanting to try FlexMonkey. For a project at work but always had issues getting it to run our app - our app uses both SSL and PKI authentication (requires a valid cert from the user). Finally I bit the bullet and spent the time to get it up and running. Here's what I've found so far. FlexMonkey does not come with BlazeDS or LiveCycle DS support out of the box. I found a single post. Everything a...
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The Agile Tdog: Flex debugger hanging your browser
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Tuesday, July 28, 2009. Flex debugger hanging your browser. I've been running into a situation where nearly every time I try to debug my app, the browser hangs on the Flash "loading" screen. With Flex Builder you can stop the debugger and it kills fdb, un-freezing the browser, and then you can use your app and browser again, but without the debugger. With IntelliJ pressing "stop" doesn't seem to kill fdb, so then I have to go into Task Manager and kill fdb myself. Entirely...
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The Agile Tdog: Sony Ericsson's XPERIA X3 Android phone looks awesome
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Friday, October 16, 2009. Sony Ericsson's XPERIA X3 Android phone looks awesome. I've been trying to keep up with the onslaught of new Android phones being released - this link has a video of the UI on the XPERIA X3. Http:/ www.slashgear.com/sony-ericsson-xperia-x3-snapdragon-android-phone-caught-in-wild-1660765/. Compare that with the Motorola Cliq soon to be available at T-Mobile. Http:/ www.cnet.com/8301-19736 1-10375535-251.html. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Agile Tdog: July 2009
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Tuesday, July 28, 2009. Chrome Gmail Notifier extension hack for your domain. My email domain is hosted by Google, so when they released an extension for Chrome for Gmail I was disappointed that it only supported @gmail.com addresses. But here's a simple way to fix it:. Install the Gmail Notifier in Chrome. Find your extension's installation. On my Windows machine it's here:. So you may have to find the proper extension folder on yours. Look for these lines near the top:.
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The Agile Tdog: Private browsing and freenx save the day
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Cos the world needs more blogs. Thursday, November 12, 2009. Private browsing and freenx save the day. For Adobe's suggestions). Incognito mode (or private browsing in Firefox) starts with an empty cache, so it's just a matter of a few key strokes to ensuring your Flash session is running the latest swf. So I setup kdm to accept remote connections and installed XMing on my Windows laptop and found the whole thing boring - my session seemed to crawl. I could work but only if I was very patient. Incognito ...
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