If you let Android auto-scale your app (this is what happens when you set anyDensity=false in AndroidManifest.xml) for different densities and resolutions, debugging it can be painful because you can’t confirm or query the application scale that Android chooses. While poking around this week on a particularly tricky bug in Titanium Mobile for Android, I [...]
This year will be memorable for many reasons, not least of which being the fact that it was the year of my first official Father’s Day. I know this might sound a little sappy, but all I really wanted for Father’s Day was to spend time with the my two favorite ladies: Paige, and Kayla. [...]
A project that started nearly a year ago as an experiment to learn and test the internals of Titanium Mobile, after several rewrites and redesigns, has finally hit the App Store.
So what does the app do? In a nutshell, DARTpal is an app for riders of the DART rail in the DFW area. It provides [...]
I can’t believe it’s been nearly a year since my last substantial update.. and It’s not as if I’ve had a lack of things to blog about:
My daughter Kayla was born
Paige started a blog
I biked 40 miles in the Muenster Metric Century
Kayla turned 6 months old
Paige and I celebrated our 7 year anniversary (and mother’s [...]
Starting in February I’ll be joining the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training program to train and prepare for a century ride (100+ miles!) in beautiful Lake Tahoe on June 6, 2010.
As many of you know, I’ve been working my way up to my first century for a good while now, and I’m hoping [...]
I’ve been slowly getting back into riding, with the eventual goal of achieveing my first century. Over the past 3 or 4 rides, I’ve been scoping out roads that I can safely ride on for longer distances. I’ve finally settled on a nice “pace-level” route, about 17.5 miles. I completed it today in a bit [...]
One of the biggest pains of having to deal with python development in Windows is using the right runtime when running your script. Many scripts will run fine in the python interpreter bundled with Cygwin, but many require the official Python build for windows which understands paths etc correctly.
The problem then, is executing the right [...]
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