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Juri Strumpflohner's TechBlog
http://blog.js-development.com
The blog contains posts about technical problems related to the newest web and mobile technologies. Moreover it analyzes and describes best practices in developing software.
- Author: Juri
- Listed in: Computers Programming
- Tags: java web development .net software testing software design mobile development
Recent Posts
MapView doesn\'t fire onLongClick event
Here's another curiosity I came across today while programming on my Android project. I was creating a MapView for displaying some interesting stuff on it. Update: This post got a bit lengthy due to different problems that popped up while I was writ...
RT: Testing with VS2010 - A Bugs Life
I'm surely one who loves automated tests. Having them in place (with appropriate code coverage of course) and seeing the green bar or green check icons (depending on your IDE) just gives you the necessary peace for making changes to your application ...
HowTo: Include JavaScript file from JavaScript code
Recently a colleague asked me on how to add a JavaScript file reference to an HTML document from within JavaScript code. It's actually quite easy. All you need is to create the appropriate element and attach it to the HTML document's dom structure on...
Implementing the onTouchEvent for the MapActivity
Android View classes expose an onTouchEvent(MotionEvent ev) method. As the name already suggests, by overriding this method you can handle touch events done by the user on the current view. @Override public boolean onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) { ...
Visual Studio intellisense not working properly
Recently a work mate pointed me out that my Visual Studio Intellisense seemed to not work correctly. When writing... this.Page.GetPostBackClientEvent( ...the info with the remaining parameters should appear automatically which was not the case on my ...
HowTo: Get the selected list index on Android Activity from context menu event
Consider the situation where you have an Activity displaying a list of items. You have a context menu and a normal option menu. When pressing the option menu button, you can get the selected item and index as follows: //the selected index int index =...
