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03
Jul

The User Experience You've Missed

03 Jul
Posted by Mihai mobile/ user experience
You've just finished an app. All the functionality and layout is implemented, but something is off. Something's missing. You don't have the same feel as the other apps out there. You're looking to improve your app, but don't know what to do next. Try improving your UX, by adding transitions, animations and more.

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02
Jun

Drupal Views Custom Filter Handler

02 Jun
Posted by Bogdan Drupal/ Views/ Views Handler
As I wrote in the previous article where we've created a custom Views Field Handler, now it`s time to create a custom Filter Handler for Views. As for the field handler we will create a custom module which will include the following:

1. In the .info file we shoul add:



2. In the example.module the hook_views_api() must be added.

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26
May

64-bit Support in iOS for Titanium

26 May
Posted by Mihai titanium/ mobile application/ support/ ios
If you're building an app in Titanium chances are your app is not 64-bit supported, which means that you cannot publish your beloved app in the AppStore.

There are two things you need to do in order to make it work:
 
  • Update your Titanium SDK.
Your SDK needs to be at least 3.5.0 in order to make your build 64-bit compatible. This was the easy fix.
 
  • Update your modules.
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25
May

How can your application integrate with external services?

25 May
Posted by gabiu API/ webservice/ Services/ Drupal/ cURL/ coding standards
Lately, we have been working on applications interacting with a large series of external services.
We've integrated with Paypal, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, Fotolia, Winmentor. The list could continue, but that is not in the scope of this article.
I have recently noticed that many developers and product owners are a bit scared by the idea of interacting with external services in their application. The risks are many:
  • Service uptime, failover mechanism,
  • Owning your data,
  • API updates breaking your application,
  • Performance aspects,
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