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[...] Hello everyone ! I have been selected as student for Google Summer of Code 2014 (GSoC2014).  This summer I shall be working with International [...]

[...] everyone, I know I mentioned in my earlier blog post (that was the first blog post about my Google Summer of Code journey), that I shall be posting details regarding my Google Summer of Code project [...]

[...] that my Final Evaluations results are processed and I have successfully completed and passed Google Summer of Code 2014. Yaaaayyy A big Thank-you to my mentor, Sir Christian Garbers, INCF and Google [...]

First of all, I’m very delighted that I have passed the GSoC Mid-Term evaluation of my project that’s the most recent development in my GSoC journ [...]

As the Abstracts section’s implementation was completed last week, it was time to move forward. The plan was to implement the ‘Schedule’ Section [...]

[...] /master/Conference-v2/src/com/g_node/gca/schedule Here are the final Screenshots of Schedule section: So that’s all for this week – if you have any question about the code or related, [...]

[...] or feedback. GSoC Week # 8 – (07 July 2014 – 13 July 2014) p.s I also worked a little on Schedule section as well in this week, but will cover that in detail in next week blog post. [...]

[...] This blog post covers previous last 2 weeks – Though most of the Schedule section had been covered till last week, it wasn’t still complete yet. I mentioned this in my last [...]

First of all, I’m very delighted that I have passed the GSoC Mid-Term evaluation of my project that’s the most recent development in my GSoC journ [...]

As the Abstracts section’s implementation was completed last week, it was time to move forward. The plan was to implement the ‘Schedule’ Section [...]

Since I had implemented the Tabbed layout for Abstracts Activity last week with 2 Tabs, one for the main Abstract Content and other for Notes – it w [...]

One of the most important and necessary feature for the application is ‘Schedule’ section and as I mentioned in my last week blog post, this week [...]

[...] and feedback on it in comments below. I’ll be looking forward to any suggestions or feedback. GSoC Week # 7 – (30 June 2014 – 06 July 2014) [...]

[...] on it in comments below. I’ll be looking forward to any suggestions or feedback. GSoC Week # 8 – (07 July 2014 – 13 July 2014) p.s I also worked a little on Schedule section as [...]

[...] and feedback on it in comments below. I’ll be looking forward to any suggestions or feedback. GSoC Week # 9 – (14 July 2014 – 20 July 2014) [...]

[...] and feedback on it in comments below. I’ll be looking forward to any suggestions or feedback. GSoC Week # 10,11  – (20 July 2014 – 03 August 2014) [...]

[...] . (I successfully took and passed this course with distinction) To keep it short, it’s Android App for their annual conference with a lot of features ranging from simple conference schedule, [...]

[...] their online newsroom section is: www.incf.org/newsroom/ . For those news to appear in android app, I had to find some way that can be used as data source from website. After I explored [...]

[...] getting API key from Google. Google has outlined the process for getting API Key for your android app here: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android/start I decided to extend [...]

[...] : wp_commentmeta : This table contains meta information about comments posted on a WordPress website. This table has four fields meta_id, comment_id, meta_key, and meta_value. Each meta_id is [...]

[...] didn’t update the URLs for images already added to posts. e.g Before changes, your wordpress URL was: www.old-site.com & your images URL were like: www.old-site.com/2013/06/ [...]

[...] solution to do that. Let’s say you create a menu item “HOME” in your wordpress menu. When you create it in wordpress, a specific ID and Class is assigned to that menu item [...]

[...] as I just mentioned has array of Events (EventScheduleItem).  Instead of storing the schedule data into Database after parsing, I stored all the schedule stuff into the 3 Arraylists – [...]