I just published a
LinkedIn article
discussing the financials of a JavaOne booth, if you are a startup/vendor looking at conference booths I hope this provides some much needed transparency. I know that when we researched the issue the lack of information was very problematic.
iOS 8 introduced a few regressions into Codename One which should now be mostly resolved. This is mostly due to Apple discarding support for some features that were previously deprecated but they didn’t offer any alternative for those features which is a bit of a problem. As a result of this the behavior of the picker component is somewhat different on iPhone’s running iOS 8.
On an unrelated note we finished a process of migrating our Mac servers to Mavericks which is hugely important since it will allows us to migrate to xcode 6 for the new VM builds.
We also moved all our AWS hosted servers to
Digital Ocean
(notice that is a reference link that will give you some credit to try it), generally we found them to be more affordable and FAR easier to manage than AWS which is ridiculously obtuse.
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Hey Shai, can’t seem to find your article on LinkedIn… Do you have a link?
Some changes in the CMS made links almost invisible. Not sure why… The words linkedin article are a link to this: [https://www.linkedin.com/pu…](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20141013104245-87574-is-a-booth-at-javaone-worth-the-expense)
Oh, ok. I was also trying to find it via the CodenameOne group on LinkedIn, but I can only see the posts Chen did (last one was “Showcase your app at JavaOne” a month ago. You should probably link it there as well for increased visibility!
Hi Shai,
I will like to ask if Picker component is now working on iOS 8? Is there some code I have to add to my project?
Just send a new build, no code changes required.