Today I released my first app – Habitz – on Android Market. Info and QR can be found here. It has been built on the Flex Hero framework, and is using the Robotlegs micro-architecture.
A small, but highly configurable, twitter widget, using the Swiz framework, and Efflex.
As one of our projects have a focus on home automation, an office automation setup of the project, like this, would be very cool. Very much configurable with Hudson. It lights lava lamps based on the status of the Hudson RSS feed- if the most recent of any builds fails, the red lamp will light; [...]
How would you do if you want to add an image to the background of a piechart field? One smart way is to use the Degrafa framework. By using the BitmapFill class you can easy add any images to the PieSeries fill property. I have created a small sample demonstrating this, and the use of [...]
Hudson is a free java-based continous integration server with a very vibrant community of developers and users. And it is actually quit easy to install. This is a short description of the steps involved to build the Flex-mojo´s HelloWorld sample on a windows machine. You can find more descriptions on how to configure maven and [...]
At my previous work I became quite addicted to many of the great features in the python-based Trac – an enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects. I miss the convenient wikki, the browse source, and especially the timeline feature. Of course it is possible to use the command line, like: svn [...]
I am very fond of news. One question might be what software to use when reading feeds. But an even better question to ask is maybe how many configurable environments do I actively want to split my feed-reading into. Just like spending some time sorting bookmarks or bills, some time needs to be spent on [...]
As I am fascinated by what mathematics poetically can do to words I immidiately fell in love with this little gorgeous app: http://wordle.net/. When taking my own blog (only the first page) as the input, it produces this piece of art:
Interaction is pleasure. But rarely in our daily lifes. I can get really excited and at the same time upset about the world (Wide Web) of opportunities, and – at the same time – the depressing desktop application GUI´s. An experience discovered when creating this one, makes me smile again: idx-experiment …triggers me in the [...]
Actually it was pretty easy to set up Blazeds as a J2EE web application at my web hosting company. Of course I only have some limited admin access to tomcat/apache through the webadmin interface. But it is actually enough. I can restart the application so new configuration files and Data Access Objects (DAO) can be [...]
