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genymotion is a nice android emulator with a free version we can use that has the taskbar and some navigation controls with a better presentation we can talk about masterdetail and using cameras in the applications we don't need to know or focus much on the artistic concepts of using a camera but the memory usage and the amount of data contained in our app may be a note of concern when dealing with pictures definitely read up on the viewpager and pageradapter classes from chapter 11 keep in mind the first few chapters are all creating and adding to the same application whereas others work with a new application you will have to create each application in a new project and just step by step screenshot of the process so that we can clearly indicate the lifecycle and the creation of intents and fragments and views http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/allow-remote-desktop-connections-from-outside-your-home-network

I am looking for resources on writing a menu now without a dialog box utility in unix http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/ a menu box utility can be seen here http://bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/A_menu_box this may be a case of or nested while loop with a keyboard input reader so http://bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/Getting_User_Input_Via_Keyboard I have also looked up a little bit of template complaint letters http://www.businessballs.com/complaintsletters.htm this is a mix of different text processing commands as in java how we use files it doesn't matter much we just need a stream of input data and the same thing here so we'll go over a couple of them like cat where we can create a file so our command will look like @cat > file.txt etc etc etc enter return enter return control D and when we use ls we can see our directory and $less <filename> will display the contents of our file control C is to kill of course we can use our sort uti...

we're making menus in crime_activity.xml we have our string resource id and our icon is from the drawable folders for different screen resolutions and we can make these for different size devices and inside the sdk there are a lot of icons we can use in our programs our title comes from our string resources and the action is probably tied to the java file our java file itself is a fragment I think and an activity and a basic program this example in itself doesn't do much at all as a user interface it just brings up the barebones of an android app with the minimal functionality applied chapter 17 so far our crime app has been using an array of different crimes but realistically we're going to make a database for them the way its illustrated in the book we have a sandbox or private data file which isn't accessible to other applications but contact list is an example of a public access database you know they are using JSON you can learn more about it o...

x=5 if [ $x -eq 5 ]: then      echo "x equals 5." else      echo "x does not equal 5." fi if statements have the following syntax: if commands; then commands [elif commands; then      commands...] [else      commands] fi

#!/bin/bash #while loop count=1 until [ $count -le 5 ]; do echo $count count=$((count + 1)) done echo "finished" # lets remember that -le can be substituted for -gt

chapter eight ten eleven fourteen seventeen or nineteen use appendix b before chapter twelve use a signalR tutorial try to complete some more MVA courses when you have the time

so class our android developer tools are set to target api 19 I think and at home I just have api 20 and 17 which isn't horrible but at the same time I want to make sure the nexus is compatible with our apps so I might have to send my work to the network to upload that all on canvas

we got chapter7 on the canvas we did five and now we're on twelve get ready for fifteen seventeen and some other ones do the challenge for the cheat class activity make sure you comment them out submit them to pogoplug before you upload them on canvas.

 install webmatrix three on remote desktop connection

we're doing a remote desktop connection pretty simple to configure once I figured out that my computers were on the same network I gave them individual names so they could find each other in the homegroup

Wednesday  notes from java I http://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2011/12/java-string-replace-example-tutorial.html http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/String.html http://www.java2s.com/Code/JavaAPI/java.lang/StringBufferreplaceintstartintendStringstr.htm write code learn, meet peoplelocal meetups, explore the open source community android has a culture that culture speaks java. but knowing java is not enough. getting your head around android requires learning many new ideas and techniques write applications learn and understand there are three areas where our choices differ from what you might see elsewhere in the android community we use anonymous inner classes for listeners we find it makes for cleaner code (oopinion) it puts the listeners method implementations right where you want to see them. in high performance contets anonymous inner classes may cause problems but for most circumstances they work fine. after we introduce fragments in chapter 7 ...

guest additions create a folder in windows settings in virtualbox closed machine state shared folders mount to shared folder sudo mount -t vboxsf [folder in windows] [folder in Ubuntu] software center cairo-dock and installing printers [by ip address] how to script create a file show it what interpreter to use for your command on the first line like so gedit new.txt #! bin/bash echo "this is a script" then we exit and save so find our script we type in new.txt doesn't run so we need to either find the path or give it an explicit directory to search echo $PATH and we can see our current working directory ./[fileorcommand] brings us to our current working directory we somehow don't have permission to open it ls -l we can see the permissions of our current working directory chmod 764 [new.txt] we have to know how to move around in VI :q! is quit without saving http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-wordpress-on...

bates.instructure.com through chapter five submit assignment in the canvas workspace remember to turn down the system ram for emulator on windows target api 17 jelly bean 15 ice cream sandwich honeycomb 13 gingerbread 9-10 froyo 8 éclair 7 send the whole workspace not just the project files business references personal references so with an activity the os Is keeping the control fragments allow us to manage the memory in code and choose which pieces of the app are displayed on different target devices HONEYCOMB WAS BIG android lint reports build errors for minimum and target vs build debugging chapter 4 pg 73 the linearlayout class has properties which allow us to choose the orientation of the widgets we have the perspectives of the ddms on pg 75 the palette is nice and the outline is especially helpful as well YOU HAVE TO SET THE DEBUGGER TO RUN WITH 512 INSTEAD OF 1024 lets take a moment to go over intents again pg 89 don't forget theres a fragment...

databaseanswers.org through chapter 15 at least we make a login page without a theme next Tuesday we need a project idea okay by Friday she wants it though anyways

1. create a shared folder 2. mount to it from VMware virtualbox Ubuntu 3. lets try to figure out how to print from Ubuntu 4. install cairo-dock in Ubuntu 1 install wamp 2 extract wordpress to wwwinside wamp folder 3 configure wordpress        a create database in MySQL           - create database           - create user(wordpress)           - set global privileges        b open wp-config-sample.php in a text editor           - database name           - database user name           - password           - host   -localhost SALT save as wp-config.php        ...