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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Swiftly JavaScript – From JavaScript to Apple’s Swift
This is a series of blogs that will present a comparative analysis of JavaScript and Apple’s Swift programming language. In this first post, I’m going to look at the basic syntactical comparison between JavaScript and Swift and in future posts … Read More »
Getting Started with ES6 – Part 2
Hey guys, This is a continuation of my last post on getting started with ES6. In this post we’re going to look at the various components of ES6 in detail and how you can use them. ES6 makes use of … Read More »
An Introduction to ES6
Hey Guys, As you know, the JavaScript programming language is standardized by the ECMA (which is a standards body like the W3C) under the name ECMAScript. It’s latest version ECMAScript 6 popularly known as ES6 contains many new features that … Read More »
How to create an iOS distribution certificate, provisioning profile and APNS certificate.
Hey guys, In this post I’m going to show you how to create an iOS distribution certificate, provisioning profile and an APNS certificate. Most of the problems people face with getting Push notifications to work, are due to issues with … Read More »
Choosing the best Mobile Cross Platform solution: Why Sencha? (Part 1)
I’ve been mobile app architect since 2008, back when iOS 2.x was first released and over the years I’ve had a chance to work with almost all major Native/cross platform mobile development solutions. Since I’ve had a chance to work … Read More »
MVP is not the new PoC
The tech industry loves fancy jargon. And with start-ups trending like never before, one of the more popular buzzwords these days is MVP, which stands for Minimal Viable Product. A lot of people however (especially in the start-up industry) are … Read More »
Creating Dynamic Scrollable Lists with New Unity Canvas UI
Unity3d has always amazed its fans by introducing features that enable game developers to build games with minimal effort. Most developers weren’t happy with the GUI support that Unity used to provide, till Unity unveiled their new Canvas UI. In … Read More »
Coding your first WordPress plugin
Hey Guys, As you all know, WordPress is one of the most popular, free, open-source content management systems (CMS) out there that powers nearly a quarter of all new websites. The reason for its popularity is the host of features … Read More »
How to configure MonkeyTalk Android agent in Eclipse
Hey Guys, In this post I’m going to show you how to configure the MonkeyTalk Android Agent in Eclipse. Users who are new to MonkeyTalk will find this tutorial very useful. Also check our other tutorial on how to configure … Read More »
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How to configure MonkeyTalk iOS agent in XCode
Hey guys, In this post I’m going to show you how to configure the MonkeyTalk iOS agent in XCode. Let’s jump right to it. Install the MonkeyTalk IDE First, you’ll need to install the Monkeytalk IDE. To do that … Read More »
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How Alternative PHP Cache Enhances PHP Web Application performance
Hey guys, In this post we’re going to look at the Alternative PHP Cache plug-in and how you can use it boost the overall performance of your website. The Alternative PHP Cache is a free, open sourceframework that helps websites store the byte … Read More »