Unity 4. Mono.Zeroconf. Gendarme. How to Make a Gesture-Driven To-Do List App Like Clear: Part 1/3. This post is also available in: Polish If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.
Thanks for visiting! Learn how to make a stylish gesture driven to-do app like Clear! This is a post by Tutorial Team Member Colin Eberhardt, CTO of ShinobiControls, creators of playful and powerful iOS controls. Check out their app, ShinobiPlay. This three-part tutorial series will take you through the development of a simple to-do list application that is free from buttons, toggle switches and other common user interface (UI) controls.
Instead, users will interact with your app via a set of intuitive gestures, including swipes, pull-to-add, and pinch. This tutorial is for intermediate or advanced developers – you will be doing some tricky things like working with gradient layers, performing animations, and even creating a custom table view. If you want to make better use of gestures in your application, then this is the tutorial for you. Getting Started With this:
TouchDB. ServiceStack. Martin's Programming Blog: The future of .NET lies in Mono. The future of F# lies in MonoDevelop. It's been a year since I last wrote about F# and Mono.
What's happened since then? F# 3.0 has recently been released, bundled in with the new all-grey, ALL-CAPS Visual Studio 2012. The biggest new feature is type providers, bringing some of the benefits of dynamic languages into type safe world. Innovations like type providers deserve more industry attention. I really hope these ideas will spread and hopefully languages like Scala will pick them up pretty soon so more developers (including me) can enjoy the benefits. OK, that's cool, but how is good old F# doing? Take a look at ThoughWorks latest Tech Radar. F# has limited credibility because of Microsoft. On messaging; firstly, there is the total confusion about .NET. Secondly, F# has always been the odd one out in the .NET space (compared to headline technologies such as C#, VB, ASP).
There is a big F# shaped hole in the language space currently, on the JVM and elsewhere. So what about Mono and open source then?
MonkeySpace. MonkeySpace. MvvmCross. Cross-Platform Mobile Development with C# (2012-09-17) IKVM.NET 7.1.4532.2. Fsharp/FAKE. Sakeproject/sake. DateTime.ToString in Mono return invalid date ("00/734718/0001 01:41:38") Downloads · dragan/mulder. Dragan/monkeyguide. Building a Camera App in Mono for Android. Mono for Android Building a Camera App in Mono for Android The Android SDK provides the ability to use the built-in camera within your applications.
Whether applying photo filters and creating the next Instagram, scanning QR codes, or simply allowing the user to share what they're seeing with friends, Android's camera API takes care of the hard work for you. By Greg Shackles08/14/2012 What makes modern phones so powerful and useful is that they're now much more than just a phone. For many, phones have even taken over the role of being their primary camera. Even better, the Android SDK provides the ability to use the built-in camera within your applications. There are several options available to make use of the device's camera in an Android application. Android has an overarching theme of keeping things DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) with regards to creating the activities that make up an application. First, declare that the application requires access to the device's camera.
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