Tag: mobile
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Helping is Easy – Giving and Receiving Thanks to Open Source
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In our development process, we mostly use open-source components. However, the source code we develop usually becomes the property of the client at the end of a project and is not being published. Now, through a pro bono project, we were able to give something back and have released a new open-source application: a tourbook…
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Quickstart vaadin (mobile) applications with Vaadinator – part 1: Introduction
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Vaadinator generates a vaadin-based User Interface (both mobile and Desktop), backend and testing facilties from an annotated Domain class. It borrows much from the Domain Driven Design idea. Our intention is to get people productive with vaadin and excited about vaadin – even those who never worked with it before. Vaadinator is free and open…
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Using HTML5 inputs in vaadin
Given the browsers running on smartphones (and increasingly also those running on the desktop), all the “new” input types coming with HTML5 become increasingly important. For instance: <input type=“time“ … makes iPhone, Android et al present an optimized way of selecting a time / duration:
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 2
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When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, SVG are a viable solution for flexible images. AngularJS in turn enables the wrapping of complex UI logic into custom HTML directives, resulting in clean and maintainable modules. The combination of these technologies provides a good basis for interactive control and status elements. It is suitable both…
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Interactive SVG with AngularJS – Part 1
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When developing mobile web applications with responsive design, flexible images for interactive control and status elements pose a particular problem. SVG offer a viable solution: They are much smaller than bitmaps of comparable size, and can be manipulated through their DOM API. AngularJS in turn is well suited to wrap complex UI element logic in…
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Ohana – Your Family Calendar
Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch The family calendar on the fridge is a fixture in many households. When does Bobby need to be collected from piano lessons? And when is Mom coming back from her business trip? Because of their convenience, such calendars have become enormously popular.
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Clean Objective-C: Private Methods in Objective-C
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Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch According to the TIOBE Programming Community Index (March 2013), Objective-C is the third most-popular programming language, behind Java and C. This is not surprising, as Objective-C is used to develop the thousands of Mac apps and 775,000 apps for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that are distributed via the App Store…
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Developing a cross-platform application for mobiles and desktops with Aerogear
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is a collection of examples, tutorials and best practices to develop mobile clients integrated with JBoss middleware. It aims at providing solutions for mobile clients to deal with typical requirements in enterprise applications, such as security and availability. Such mobile applications range from native clients (e.g. Android, iOS) via hybrid apps (with native and web…
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Android Activities and Tasks series – Activity Attributes
The previous post of the Android Activities and Tasks series explained the concept of Android’s intents. We have seen how to use them to launch activities and how to utilize intent flags to customize the behavior of the launch to our needs. In this post, we focus on activities themselves and explain the properties we…
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Reusing Android components with Rindirect.
Android applications can grow very quickly. As they are composed of components (Activities, Services and Content Providers), it should be easy to extend an existing application to create new applications by just reusing already developed components. Recently, the akquinet Mobile Team had to develop several versions of the same application with a different set of…
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