portlandFan12

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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   Your time is of course the major expense involved in supporting a new platform. That is especially true of supporting Android, because Android development is free, and you don't need to buy any hardware to test your application. For simple
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   BizSpark isn't really free, is it? You have to pay full price once you fail to meet the eligibility requirements.
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   http://developer.android.com/index.html should get you started. It even has a link to "Target Devices" that shows you what percentage of active devices run each version of the Android OS.
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   For people looking at the torrent, Rob's talk is the one named "The Next Big Thing Or Cool-Kid Koolaid Slicing Through .mp4"
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   Linus gives his opinion on Go later the referenced thread: http://www.realworldtech.com/forums/index.cfm?action=detail&... > Hey, I think Go picked a few good and important things to look at, but I think they called it "experimental"
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   Google has a lot of computers, but they are not tightly coupled enough to be considered super computers.
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   by portlandFan12 16y ago

   I'd like to put in a good word for Portland (no sales tax, great food): http://m.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=relocating+from+san+franc...