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[...] CougarBoard RSS is wrapper Android app for Cougar Board’s RSS feeds. It wasn’t easy to find a library that would reliably [...]

[...] ;5 cards in order to memorize scripture references. He asked how hard it would be to create an Android app to replace his 3×5 cards. I became interested and volunteered to create the app which [...]

[...] front of this data store.  Even YETI assumes you want to store incoming data in its own SQLITE database and serve it up from there. The protocol is well documented, so it is easy to [...]

[...] obsession. First challenge, have the entire LDS standard works of scripture available in a sqlite database. Luckily, a fellow Mormon developer has made the scriptures available in several data formats [...]

[...] a layout xml or created programatically: Future versions will record the RSS feeds into a sqlite database and keep track of what has been viewed. Another desire is to setup a server that can pull the [...]

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[...] it in my project and got it to build properly. The result: This app is available on: Google Play Amazon Marketplace [...]

[...] queryArgs, int limit) { Session session = sessionFactory.openSession(); List list = new ArrayList(); try { session.beginTransaction(); final Query namedQuery = session.getNamedQuery( [...]

[...] .getTitle() + " - " + new Date(); String plain = html; List attachments = new ArrayList(); List data = getReportData(report); if(report.isLineChart()) { byte[] image = [...]

[...] xAxis = new CategoryAxis(); NumberAxis yAxis = new NumberAxis(); List headers = new ArrayList(); StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(report.getHeaders(), ","); [...]

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[...] a listing of food and emergency gear organized into categories. The food and gear are linked to Thrive Life products. Thrive Life has a large variety of high quality freeze-dried and dehydrated food. [...]

[...] It’s that time of year again when Thrive Life puts all freeze-dried foods on sale. A few of them are even 50% off of retail price. The sale [...]

[...] me in building 3 apps that have been published so far. I will post about each one and some code snippets from them. [...]

[...] . I placed the mp3 files in the raw folder of my app and accessed them. Here’s some code snippets. A friend noticed that his phone wouldn’t let his volume buttons control media player [...]

[...] #62; <path>/</path> </configuration> </plugin> With this maven plugin, you can run ‘mvn tomcat7:deploy’, ‘mvn tomcat7:redeploy’, etc to build and send war [...]

[...] This method uses a Maven plugin called Wagon to upload and execute/debug a jar on another machine.  IntelliJ supports [...]

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I’ve found UDP to be a great way to send logs to a logging server fast without slowing up an application as long as you don’t care if you [...]

[...] This is a thread class I wrote to handle UDP packets as they are received. It serves as a producer-thread. It takes the packet and puts it in a [...]