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Category Archives: Mobile Development
iPad Updates
We’ve made quite a few changes to the Safari To Go app for iPad (STG for iPad) app this year, so I wanted to take a minute to give you some detailed background on what our iPad development team has … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Development, Product Updates & Tips
Tagged ipad app, safari to go, safari to go for ipad, STG
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Safari Books Online Welcomes Peter Collingridge
As Safari Books Online continues to grow, that growth means we’re regularly looking to add talent to our team. That growth is also happening amid serious shifts in digital reading and learning, so it’s a huge win when we’re able … Continue reading
Posted in Misc., Mobile Development, Product Updates & Tips
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Creating a Ruboto App Without Java
In my Android Meets Ruby: Using Ruboto UI post I showed you how to use Ruboto to create Android apps. In this piece we’ll look at how to work with AndroidManifest.xml to control your Android app. When writing a Ruboto … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development
Tagged android, AndroidManifest.xml, Ruboto
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Ruboto Tip: Styling Interface Widgets
My earlier Android Meets Ruby: Using Ruboto UI blog post described how to use newer Ruboto syntax when constructing your user interfaces. Ruboto also has support for styling your interface widgets, but you may run into some issues at runtime … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development
Tagged android, java, jruby, Ruboto
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Mapping Mouse Events and Touch Events Onto a Single Event
Whenever I develop a web application that targets mobile browsers as much as desktop browsers I find myself confronted with the problem that I have to listen to touch events in the same way I have to listen to click … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development, Web Development
Tagged DOM, Github, Javascript, jQuery, MouseEvent, TouchEvent
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Adobe Shadow and Virtual Hosts: Playing Nice Using Node.js
If you’ve been using Adobe Shadow to preview your local content, you may have run into a sticky issue – namely that if you’re using Virtual Hosts to serve up private local content, you can’t use Shadow to preview your … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development
Tagged Adobe Shadow, Javascript, Node.js, Virtual Hosts
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Adobe Shadow Tip: Locally Hosted WordPress
In my Introducing Adobe Shadow post I walked you through some good tips for using the product. In this tip I will show you how to test your local content in WordPress with the help of Shadow. If you’re developing … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development
Tagged Adobe Shadow, IP Address, locally hosted, WordPress
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iOS 5 Core Graphics: Adding Actions to Data Classes for Images
In a previous post, iOS 5 Core Graphics: Creating Reusable Data Classes for Images, I looked at the task of drawing simple images to a graphical context using Core Graphics. Though it’s easy to do that sort of drawing directly … Continue reading
Posted in Content Highlights and Reviews, Mobile Development
Tagged Core Graphics, Data Classes, Drawing images, Images, iOS5
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Windows Phone 7 Tip: Pin a Secondary Tile with a deep link
In Bring your Application Tile to life I talked about how the Glance and Go philosophy of the Windows Phone Start enables me to check my phone, quickly get to important information and get back to my life. Not only … Continue reading
Windows Phone 7: Bringing your Application Tile to Life
Glance and go, Really? Really! If you have seen any marketing for the Windows Phone, you will recognize the new Start Screen with its giant icons that are brought to life with animations, count badges and messages. The Windows Phone … Continue reading
