We had a very successful hacknight here at
multunus yesterday (Jan 25, 2013). This was
our 5th or 6th hacknight. And why it is very successful because we
could complete all the 3 applications which we planned to do. Last
time our team couldn’t finish the app completely.
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WhoIsNext is an android application which helps us to keep in touch
with friends and relatives. This application I started implementing
when I faced a situation where I was thinking of to whom I want to
make a call next. From my call log it is very difficult to check whom
I haven’t contacted in the recent past and when I contacted them. And
I searched in the Android market for an app which helps me to keep in
touch with my friends. But I couldn’t find a simple one. So I created
one WhoIsNext.
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Last week I was working on a cross mobile application, which is
developed to work on all the mobile platforms including Android,
Blackberry, iPhone and Windows mobile. We developed the app using
phonegap and jquery mobile, and it worked well in Android mobile. Then I
moved on to Blackberry. In Blackberry it took sometime to setup the
environment and run the application. Here I am going to explain the
issues I faced and the steps I taken to fix the issues.
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I thought I should write a post about the interesting CSS
styles. But now I remember only a few styles which are something
different, I will add more styles later.
1. selection style
::selection {
background: #ffb7b7; /* Safari */
}
::-moz-selection {
background: #ffb7b7; /* Firefox */
}
You can use these styles to change the text selection color. For example to see the text selection in red color, select the following line:
You will see text selection color as
red
for this line. Just try!
Select me! You will see text selection color as
green
for this line
Now try this line! You will see text selection color as
blue
How is it? Cool uh!
I will add more styles to this post when I find something
different.
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I had a plan to add analytics to
FlamesGame. But what anlytics? number of users, region, or something else, I got confused. At last I decided to show the percent of results the users are getting.
Then I started searching for any open source application or public API which provides or create chart. And I got
Google Chart. Google provides a
chart wizard, using that you can customize your chart. You just need to pass the data to the Google chart API and it will return the chart as an image.
Finally I implemented the
Analytics using Google chart.
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