api-java-client - Google API Client Library for Java Written by Google, this library is an easy-to-use and efficient Java client library for accessing Google APIs using JSON and OAuth 2.0. Works on these platforms that support the Java language: To start, please read the Developer's Guide. Next, download the Google API libraries and try the samples. Read the Get Help page to ask questions, report a bug, or subscribe to announcements. This library is built on top of two common libraries, also built by Google, but designed to work with any HTTP service on the web: the Google HTTP Client Library for Java and the Google OAuth Client Library for Java. New!!! Starting from version 1.18.0-rc, we're hosting library zips on dl.google.com.
Android Tablet Virtual Device Configurations Back in mid-2010 you learned about common Android Virtual Device (AVD) configurations. We're now in tablet-crazed early-2011. In this quick tutorial, you'll extend your knowledge of AVDs by learning how to create configurations for two of the most popular Android tablets. This tutorial directly continues from where the last tutorial, Common Android Virtual Device Configurations, left off. In fact, consider these steps to be after Step 6, but before Step 7 of that tutorial. You'll learn how to create appropriate AVDs for the popular Samsung Galaxy Tab and the widely anticipated Motorola Xoom tablet. Step 0: Preparing Eclipse If you haven't already, update your installation to include both the SDK Platform Android Honeycomb Preview and the GALAXY Tab add-on. Step 1: Creating an AVD to Emulate the Samsung Galaxy Tab The Samsung Galaxy Tab was the first official Android tablet with the Android Market. The important specs of this device, from an Emulator perspective, are: Conclusion
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RedBus Continues To Dominate In India, But That’s Not What Makes Them Special As I start my trip in India along with Dave McClure’s “Geeks On A Plane,” I am reading about all of the startups in India that are used to proving that the country is making inroads and is relevant. It’s a story that I’m very familiar with in emerging markets: a group of VCs and entrepreneurs that want to prove that India is worthy of time, effort and, more importantly, investment. One of the companies that I had heard quite a bit about is called RedBus.in, a service that has standardized and centralized India’s bus system. Having been to India before, I kind of laughed at the notion of that being possible, even after having read Sarah Lacy’s fantastic piece about them from two years ago. I visited the RedBus offices, which don’t seem to have changed much since Lacy described them, but I did notice something new. Our entire “tour” packed into RedBus’ conference room, and once we were introduced to the team it didn’t feel like we were in India. All aboard There are thousands of buses.
jQuery: Smooth Scrolling Internal Anchor Links | Sycha Web Design & Development November 13th, 2010Charlie Evans Here’s a neat little jQuery trick to fancy up your internal anchor links, by making them scroll smoothly to their target as opposed to jumping instantly. Internal anchor links are very common place, e.g. “back to top” links, or FAQ pages which list all the questions at the top. Making them visually scroll to their target not only looks a bit fancy, it also gives some visual feedback to the user as to their new position on the page. This is what it looks like in action, click the following link:Scroll to comments This technique is very simple. Set up your link as you normally would, e.g. href=”#comments” (where comments is the id of your target) Add a class=”scroll” attribute to the link element, so it now looks something like this: Finally add the following jQuery code wherever is most appropriate And that’s all there is to it
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