Re-printed from http://www.red-soldier.com/?p=315 It’s always difficult to gauge how ‘popular’ this little app can be and how much people like it. So far, both positive (probably from our friends) and [...]
Re-printed from http://www.red-soldier.com/?p=290 After each keynote, while most Apple supporters would be busy dishing out their credit cards and hitting the online store to order the newest gadgets, developers like [...]
Paying lip service or fanning out the occasional pity penny is one thing, but going behind the psyche of those in need and offering something solid is another, however trivial [...]
Not really been a fan of copycat sites like the Sina Microblog, considering how shamelessly ideas and features were lifted without any credit. Hell, even its yet-to-be-made-public API set is [...]
While putting together a prototype that pulls a feed of interesting pics from flickr and have them displayed as a carousel on a UIScrollView, I was baffled by the unusual [...]
So I was recently asked of my opinion on EFF’s “All Your Apps Are Belong To Apple” posting which has sparked some discussions for a day or two. My reactions? [...]
Re-done properly with self-made code samples! Strictly for newbies. Developing native iPhone apps can be fun, as SDK 3.0 offers tons of APIs and options that makes leveraging of features [...]
For what it’s worth, another team sharing on the wonders of cascading style sheets. Css Primer – basic stuffhttp://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=cssprimersearchteam2010-100310203647-phpapp01&rel=0&stripped_title=css-primer-basic-stuff View more presentations from kenshin03.
It’s easy to ridicule The Lost Symbol, for the abundance of all Dan Brown clichés littered around its four hundred pages. Indeed, after a few novels and two major block [...]
Upon seeing the first admob ads from Paper Toss, the realization that mobile display ads have entered a new era hit home. The catch-phrases of yesterday like m-coupons and location [...]
