Search IGOE Solutions Blog
-
Most Recent Posts
Browse a category
- .NET
- Android
- Announcements
- Apache
- Business Woes
- CodeIgniter
- ColdFusion
- Content Management Systems
- Copywriting
- Featured Article
- Git
- HTML
- Java
- JavaScript and JQuery
- Mobile Computing
- PHP and MySQL
- Project Managment
- SEO
- Server Management
- Shell Scripting
- Source Code Control
- Technical Decisions
- UX Design
- VB.net
- Web Development
- Wordpress
Archives
Related Material
.NET Android Announcements Apache Business Woes CodeIgniter ColdFusion Content Management Systems Copywriting Featured Article Git HTML Java JavaScript and JQuery Mobile Computing PHP and MySQL Project Managment SEO Server Management Shell Scripting Source Code Control Technical Decisions UX Design VB.net Web Development Wordpress
Category Archives: Android
Memcached and its applications for mobile web application use
This is not a how to, there will be no code examples here, there are plenty of great links at the end. This is an overview of the software, paradigm, and concepts. What is it? Memcached is a general-purpose distributed … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Mobile Computing, PHP and MySQL, Technical Decisions, Web Development
Tagged caching, memcached, mobile computing, web application
Leave a comment
Parsing JSON with interior array in Android
Here is a quick way for parsing over JSON that contains an interior array while using Android.. Traditionally you will first get the JSON string and create a JSON object with it: JSONObject jsonResponse = new JSONObject(jsonString); Secondly … Continue reading
Custom view * is not using the 2- or 3-argument View constructors; XML attributes will not work
Today I was extending an element such as Button in an Android project and I ran across this error in the GUI editor error logs. Custom view * is not using the 2- or 3-argument View constructors; XML attributes will … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Mobile Computing
Tagged android, android debugging, error log, errors, extending android class, XML
1 Comment