Android networking doesn’t sound very radical nowadays. Actually, it’s hard to find apps that don’t have some sort of network dependency. Some of them won’t even start without a stable network. Others may just degrade gracefully […]
If you, like me, prefer to use Ubuntu on any hardware you use, and want it completely encrypted, this is for you. These are instructions on how to install Ubuntu 14.04 or later with […]
I have worked in a few app projects that have been up and running for quite some time. The apps often handle a bunch of error states or seldom visited states that are hard […]
There is a sample in the Pedestal repo for how to get responses gzip compressed by using the GzipFilter from Jetty 9.2. This filter has, however, been removed in Jetty 9.3 and perhaps you […]
If you, like myself, tend to be a part of projects where we’re delivering several builds of an iOS app, this blogpost might concern you. Up until now, Apple has allowed you to specify […]
I sometimes Pocket interesting web pages in order to read them at a later occasion. Shorter articles or blog posts I often read directly on the laptop or phone, but longer ones I put […]
I recently found a problem in my codebase and realised it had been around for a while. A few weeks ago everything worked fine and I didn’t know when or why it started to […]
10 months ago or so I wrote a blog post entitled Immutable List Collector in Java 8 (that probably should have been named “Unmodifiable List Collector in Java 8” to be more precise) that […]
Launching a Java Virtual Machine can be as easy as running java -classpath myapp.jar Main or even shorter java -jar myapp.jar if your using the Main-Class attribute in META-INF/MANIFEST.MF. This command will launch a […]
Apple decided to remove the Java Preferences application in a software update and afterwards in has been difficult to change the JDK version on Mac OS X. I especially noticed this after I installed […]
I recently held a presentation on Storm at work and I wanted to create a little demo to show what Storm could do. One of the things I did was to subscribe to tweets […]
I’m developing a framework called REST Assured that uses Groovy as a dependency. After the recent release of REST Assured 1.8.0 the Groovy version was updated to 2.1.2. When integrating the new REST Assured release with my project at work I ran into and issue like this…
If your Windows Phone 7 project isn’t starting at all – you’re not even hitting App.xaml.cs, you’ve probably renamed the app project. Fix: Set the startup object on the app project’s properties page In […]
I previously wrote a blog post titled Performing any Selector on the Main Thread detailing a convenience category on NSInvoication for easily creating invocation objects that could be invoked on any thread. This category […]
Why you might ask? A perfectly valid and sane question, let me explain. Right now I’m setting up continuous integration for both an Azure project and an Android project. I’ve covered my struggle with […]