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December 18, 2009
Topics: code snipplets, computers, experiments, software development, tutorials
As everyone already knows, Google Chrome now supports websockets. In essence, this allows you to keep a connection open with a webserver indefinitely (analogous to typical sockets) and send data bi-directionally. Unfortunately Chrome is the only browser currently supporting this, but I’m pretty sure this will change.
So I (…) [continue reading]
December 17, 2009
Topics: computers, cries for help, software development, video
According to a post on their forums, there are currently 0 (zero) developers working on the OSX version of the popular video player VLC.
If you know someone with Cocoa skills that wants a good challenge, pass the message on.
Please do, I don’t want to lose my favorite (…) [continue reading]
December 14, 2009
Topics: software development, technology, writing
I recently took another look at all the different texts I wrote in the past and came to the conclusion that I really need a central place to handle all of that.
Due to the fact that I don’t feel like maintaining the Java desktop application I created for (…) [continue reading]
November 12, 2009
Topics: code snipplets, computers, software development, tips
So, yeah, I resumed playing around with android, this time version 2.0.
I’m really tempted to buy the new Motorola Milestone that should come out in Europe sometime between… now… and early next year, so I wanna be ready to create all the crazy stuff I have in mind (…) [continue reading]
November 11, 2009
Topics: computers, mobile, software development, technology
Wow, these have been a couple of crazy days: First Samsung announced a new operating system for mobile devices called Bada – that will compete directly with Google’s Android – and the next day Google announces the creation of a new programming language, supposedly a cross between Python and (…) [continue reading]
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