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Coordinated flight pattern for Objects

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31-Oct-13

Coordinated flight pattern for Objects

Build health monitors into your source code

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31-Oct-13

Build health monitors into your source code

Android Configuration Changes, Restart Activities, Weak References

Multiple class inheritance in Java

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22-Oct-13

Multiple class inheritance in Java

Pattern of constraining an object construction

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19-Oct-13

Pattern of constraining an object construction

A construction pattern for dependent objects

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19-Oct-13

A construction pattern for dependent objects

You will find here a cursory research on things like JBI, ESBs, iPAAS etc.

Integration Patterns

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4-Oct-13

Integration Patterns

Features

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4-Oct-13

Features

Understanding Fragments through Key Questions

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27-Sep-13

Understanding Fragments through Key Questions

Shoes: what are good companies

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19-Sep-13

Shoes: what are good companies

Protecting kids for unintended internet content: Open DNS and Routers

My Experience with Samsung Galaxy S4

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17-Sep-13

You will find here my experience using Galaxy S4 from Samsung. You will also find things like how to create wi-fi hotsport or tether it to a computer etc.

How can I install older office products

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15-Sep-13

How can I install older office products

You may have to watch #oblivion three times to realize it is still disappointing

Midnight in Paris is not a bad flick!

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9-Sep-13

Midnight in Paris is not a bad flick!

Samsung Galaxy S4

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8-Sep-13

Samsung Galaxy S4

Reportedly Sleep boosts Myelin cell production

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4-Sep-13

User Experience

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28-Aug-13

User Experience

Samsung Chromebook is hugely Underwhelming!

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28-Aug-13

Samsung Chromebook is hugely Underwhelming!

Retaining fragments across configuration changes

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21-Aug-13

Retaining fragments across configuration changes

Can multiple servers wait on the same port?

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12-Aug-13

Can multiple servers wait on the same port?

what are the various connector node attributes?

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12-Aug-13

what are the various connector node attributes?

Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll

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7-Aug-13

Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll

A list of databases in the market place

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6-Aug-13

Persistence is a corner stone of all computer applications. The approach to persistence in an application **should** carry lot more weight than the frameworks that are normally used to display or manipulate that data.

Persistence and Databases takes a new precedence with web where a variety of databases can all of a sudden open up new alleys to programability over the web.

This trend is evident in a number of multi-tenanted cloud based systems such as Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics or Parse.

As a web developer these database are important to me because I salivate what can be done with each the strengths that each database bring to the table to push the programmable web by end users.

The goal is no longer where one database rules it all. Bring the diversity and exploit each for their strengths through the cloud.

A Road map for Learning Android

More documents like this are at:  Android Basic UI

2-Aug-13

We (Sayed, Dave, and I) have spent over 4 years exploring and writing about Android. We have published 5 books in that space on Android and a numerous research notes.

Jitesh, A good friend of mine, has asked me a question a while ago: In what order should I learn Android? When do I know I know Android?

As if that is not an incentive enough, the ever enterprising Paul Bittutsky from Stanton prep borrowed my book to learn Android. Now I am compelled to give a road map.

This is a feeble attempt in answering that question. You can use this as a roadmap or a guidepost for your learning of android.

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What is Genymotion?

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30-Jul-13

What is Genymotion?

Should I buy a chromebook

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30-Jul-13

Should I buy a chromebook

Key conferences

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29-Jul-13

Key conferences

Yaramitha Vanamaalina

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26-Jul-13

Yaramitha Vanamaalina