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The last time we talked about the EDT we covered some of the basic ideas, such as call serially etc. We left out two major

Chen’s been busy with some customers on a feature that is often requested: mailbox like swipes. This effectively allows you to swipe a component to

Ram (the developer of yhomework ), wanted to improve his ad revenue on Android/iOS thru interstitial (full screen) ads and integrated those using native interfaces.

One of the nice effects in the Android material design is the morphing effect where an element from the previous form (activity) animates to become

Apple Just announced they will mandate 64 bit for all new submissions starting February 2015, luckily we are very prepared for that and we already

We last explained some of the concepts behind the EDT in 2008 so its high time we wrote about it again, there is a section

Updated: Originally this article referred to a system based on Display.setProperty for distinguishing consumable types. This turned out to be an issue in beta testing

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

This is going to be a radically different trip report, we weren’t just talking at Java One this year we were actually presenting with our

Shortly after introducing Mirah support for Codename One , Steve is back with something that is arguably even more impressive. Over the weekend Steve released