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Building Your Own Presentation Server I gave a presentation recently on the topic of mobile enabling enterprise applications. The context was that if you have a Java EE based application tucked away somewhere in your organization how do you make that application mobile and HTML5 friendly. As I was creating the presentation, it occurred to me that perhaps my presentation should be like a mini demo of sorts to illustrate some of the principles I was sprouting. I really liked the idea of the Keynote Remote app (which is no longer available) or something equivalent like Slideshow Remote. So I wrote a simple presentation server that will allow me to control the presentation from my mobile phone. Instead of using Bluetooth or WIFI, my remote control will rely on the web.
SHR Project What is SHR ? SHR is a GNU/Linux based operating system for smartphones and similar mobile devices. It integrates various Free and Open Source Software projects into a versatile platform - flexible enough to run on a vast selection of mobile hardware such as the Openmoko Neo Freerunner, Goldelico OpenPhoenux (GTA04), Nokia N900 and more. The SHR build system is based on OpenEmbedded - well known from the Yocto project. reveal.js - The HTML Presentation Framework HTML Presentations Made Easy Created by Hakim El Hattab / @hakimel Heads Up reveal.js is a framework for easily creating beautiful presentations using HTML. You'll need a browser with support for CSS 3D transforms to see it in its full glory. Vertical Slides
Listviews - jQuery Mobile Demos A listview is coded as a simple unordered list (ul) or ordered list (ol) with a data-role="listview" attribute and has a wide range of features. Quick Links Read-only, unordered A listview is a simple unordered list containing linked list items with a data-role="listview" attribute. Acura Audi BMW Cadillac Ferrari Top GNU/Linux Timeline After a short essay on methodology we’re curious to find out whether there are any master-snoops among our audience. We present exhibit M, a rare specimen we know nothing about but for the fact that it was compiled from bits of Gentoo. Hence we call publicly for any hints or leads regarding this elusive distribution! Meanwhile, a gentle reader has drawn to our attention the fact that Damn Vulnerable Linux is currently listed as a Slax derivate by the major pundit places, while it certainly boasted a Damn Small Linux pedigree in it’s very beginnings. The switch has happened, but everyone claims not to have seen when it did! Have you?
Features - Jappix, the open-source enterprise chat Jappix offers you lots of useful, cool and fun features to communicate with the world. You can use three versions of Jappix for that: a desktop version (called Jappix), a mobile version (called Jappix Mobile) and a mini version (called Jappix Mini). Let's see all the goodness Jappix can deliver you! Heimdall What is Heimdall? Heimdall is a cross-platform open-source tool suite used to flash firmware (aka ROMs) onto Samsung mobile devices. How does it work? Heimdall connects to a mobile device over USB and interact with software running on device known as Loke. Loke and Heimdall communicate via the custom Samsung-developed protocol sometimes referred to as the 'Odin protocol'.
20 Mobile/Desktop Browser bugs and tricks any Senior Frontend Web Developer should know - Andrés Pagella #1 Link outlines / highlights are misaligned on the Kindle Fire The Problem: Usually, for accessibility reasons, when you click on a link using a mobile device such as the iPhone or the Kindle Fire an outline is displayed surrounding the phrase being contained by the anchor. In the Kindle Fire, however, on some occasions that outline is displayed above or below the link (and you actually need to click above or below the phrase to make the link work). iwiDarwin iwi_darwin was ported from Linux drivers made by Intel®. This code includes derivations from the BSD and Linux drivers and is therefore licensed under GPL2. Donations should be done in mercurysquad project New drivers
AppSuite:Main Page AppSuite - Open-Xchange The Open-Xchange software requirements page provides an overview about the supported components at the OX User Front-End, Connector for Microsoft Outlook, Connector for Business Mobility and OX Notifier. This overview makes no claim to be complete. Open-Xchange Versioning and Numbering Open-Xchange Version Support Commitment HTML5 Application Cache How To There are a lot of great blog posts, articles, and videos about HTML5 Application Cache, but because it’s fairly new and the spec is still evolving, it’s hard to get your head around all of the intricate details. What is it? The Application Cache is a new HTML5 capability that is different from the normal browser cache that we’ve had for years. The normal browser cache maintains copies of recent files that you have accessed and keeps copies of those files on your computer so that when you need the same file again, it won’t have to re-download it. Other than some simple browser settings to control the overall cache size and a few meta tags to turn it on and off, you really don’t have any useful control over how it’s used.
» Seven Things I Learned While Making an iPad Web App Cloud Four Blog Earlier this year I was in the Cloud Four office with my iPad, so I decided to show @grigs what we’d done about orientation change for Lucid Meetings. He looked at it, then got kind of frowny faced and said: “Do you need to use the browser forward and back buttons in Lucid?” Building an amazing fullscreen mobile experience - HTML5 Rocks We have the ability to easily make immersive fullscreen web sites and applications, but like anything on the web there are a couple of ways to do it. This is especially important now that more browsers are supporting an "installed web app" experience which launch fullscreen. Getting your app or site fullscreen There are several ways that a user or developer can get an web app fullscreen. Fake it: auto-hide the address bar Request the browser to go fullscreen in response to a user gesture.
Add to home screen Support Development Add To Homescreen is a free, open source javascript software. It is released under the MIT License which basically grants you complete freedom in usage for open source and commercial applications. That being said the only way for me to subtract hours from my day work and keep implementing this script is through donations. If you find this widget useful and wish to support future development, please consider a donation.