srcreigh

94 ms·

1201.
by srcreigh 13y ago
I use ADT as well, and IIRC there are certain kinds of unreachable code that won't compile: public int foo(int i) { return 2; return i; }
1202.
by srcreigh 13y ago
This. The most common other case in which you need to restore state is when your app goes into the background, and is restored.
1203.
by srcreigh 13y ago
This is by design in Android. It's very computationally heavy to ask for the heights of each ListView item. Unfortunately I wasn't able to dig up my reference to this. :( Two more things: 1. The wormy scrollbar is actually standar
1204.
by srcreigh 13y ago
That part of the article didn't resonate with me, either. I go to the University of Waterloo in Canada and as a second-year (sophomore) have already worked at a startup for an internship. I got that internship because of the co-op prog
1205.
by srcreigh 13y ago
I've changed the question to reflect the definition of OSS. Thanks for the feedback!
1206.
by srcreigh 13y ago
Our team thought that a restrictive "open source" license would be better than closed source. I'm going to change the post to better reflect what we think contributors ought to deserve for contribution.
1207.
by srcreigh 13y ago
With Gestice we tried to make it more secure by syncing the gesture on the pebble with the phone; I'm not sure that other apps provide this syncing functionality. As well, Gestice keeps your screen locked with a PIN in addition to the
1208.
by srcreigh 13y ago
I'm a gestice engineer (Shane on the team page) The accelerometer is plenty sensitive. The problem is to find a nice balance between making the actions easy and making them hard to do by accident. I was thinking that this might be reso
1209.
by srcreigh 13y ago
I'm shane from the gestice team page. You're absolutely right -- the gestures on the phone and the pebble have to be in sync to register and open your apps.