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UIToolbars in iPhone OS 2.x

Post published:March 22, 2009
Post Author:Fredrik Olsson
Post Category:Cocoa / Embedded / Tips & Tricks
Post Comments:26 Comments

The new release of iPhone OS 3.0 adds some nice API:s for managing a contextual toolbar. This is well needed as toolbars in the current iteration of iPhone OS is…

Mavenizing the Liferay Plugin SDK

Post published:March 14, 2009
Post Author:Henrik Bernstrom
Post Category:Java / User Experience
Post Comments:8 Comments

Liferay is the leading Open Source enterprise portal platform in the Java market. It's certainly an impressive piece of software. I've been following it for some time now and the…

How to get your Joomla! in a sub-directory to work at One.com

Post published:January 31, 2009
Post Author:Magnus Palmér
Post Category:Tips & Tricks
Post Comments:30 Comments

I've spent quite some time getting my private Joomla! site to work the way I want with urls. A short good step-by-step has for me proven very hard to find.…

What's new in PowerMock 1.1

Post published:December 15, 2008
Post Author:Johan Haleby
Post Category:Java / Testing
Post Comments:2 Comments

We're proud to announce that PowerMock 1.1 was released a couple of days ago and it has many new interesting features. Framework independence First of all the internal structure of…

UIButton troubles, and Obj-C magic

Post published:December 12, 2008
Post Author:Fredrik Olsson
Post Category:Tips & Tricks
Post Comments:6 Comments

When developing SC68 Player for the iPhone I came upon a quite peculiar problem regarding the UIButton. First the preface I wanted to add a star button to the right…

PowerMock 1.0 released

Post published:November 21, 2008
Post Author:Jan Kronquist
Post Category:Java / Testing
Post Comments:1 Comment

We have released 1.0 of PowerMock just in time for the Øredev conference! PowerMock is an open source mock framework based on EasyMock that allow you to mock static methods, private methods and even constructors. Our intent is mainly to allow unit testing of legacy code and people really seemed to appreciate this idea at the conference.

Android on the FreeRunner

Post published:November 21, 2008
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Android / Embedded / Events / Java
Post Comments:0 Comments

Hi there, Øredev was great success, especially all the people and the organization - a big Thank You to Michael and Emily for making this possible, you rock! Now, it…

PowerMock 0.8 released

Post published:October 27, 2008
Post Author:Johan Haleby
Post Category:Java / Testing
Post Comments:3 Comments

Previously a colleague of mine described an idea for mocking static methods. Earlier this year we started an open source project to implement these ideas in a very simple to…

Announcing the Streamflow workflow product

Post published:October 17, 2008
Post Author:Rickard Öberg
Post Category:Agile / Java
Post Comments:0 Comments

Swedish readers of IDG.se might have noticed today that there was an article about how the Swedish municipalities are working on a new workflow product, as the current vendors simply…

Wicket Javascript Internals dissected

Post published:September 26, 2008
Post Author:Nino Martinez
Post Category:Java
Post Comments:1 Comment

SO you need to do something special with a javascript and you want to integrate that with wicket. In my last article I looked at this from the wicket side and wrote about what you can do to push something out from wicket. But what if you want to interact? Then you will have to take a peek at wickets javascript internals. If you are working on an ajax component you get these wicket javascript source files included as default [...]

HessianKit Released

Post published:July 10, 2008
Post Author:Fredrik Olsson
Post Category:Embedded / Java
Post Comments:16 Comments

HessianKit, an implementation of the Hessian binary web service protocol for Objective-C 2.0 have now been released under Apache License 2. It is available on sourceforge at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/hessiankit HessianKit is…

EclipseCon 2008 – Santa Clara, California

Post published:May 1, 2008
Post Author:Tobias Södergren
Post Category:Events / Java
Post Comments:0 Comments

EclipseCon 2008 took place between the 17:th and the 20:th of March and was held in Santa Clara, California. It is an event for, maybe not that surprising, people working…

Qi4j – Structure your Applications

Post published:May 1, 2008
Post Author:Rickard Öberg
Post Category:Architecture / Java
Post Comments:0 Comments

For decades, we have viewed software applications as layers and modules, but no-one has yet tried to capture these simple concepts and enforce good practices in the development. Qi4j does,…

Aspect Oriented Programming In Java ME

Post published:February 1, 2008
Post Author:Magnus Robertsson
Post Category:Embedded / Java
Post Comments:0 Comments

Do you want to structure your Java ME applications better? Aspect Oriented Programming is a cool technology that can modularize your applications and separate the verbose infrastructure code from the…

Java ME Testing Done Right

Post published:February 1, 2007
Post Author:Magnus Robertsson
Post Category:Embedded / Testing
Post Comments:1 Comment

Is there a right or wrong way to unit test applications? We believe so. Especially when it comes to testing Java ME applications. Down-scaled copies of our faithful testing frameworks…