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Developing Android Apps with Java, Part 2: Building a Twitter App -- The Android platform is poised to take the mobile market by storm. A big reason is portability: you can use Android to build apps that work across multiple devices. This free 6-week online course continues where part 1 of Developing Android Applications with Java left off. You'll learn hands-on how to build an Android Twitter App - how to use OAuth, access the Twitter APIs, and how to post photos to Twitter - as well as the ins and outs of Android's features.. Sign up today.

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Get ready to create an Android Twitter app

If you're interested in learning how to build a Twitter app on your Android phone with Java then you'll want to check out our upcoming online course, Developing Android Applications with Java: Building a Twitter App, and you'll want to watch this screencast so you're ready to go on the first day of class.

The XML Character Encoding Detection Routine in Different Programming Languages

The XML encoding detection routine is a nice single page size for comparing programming language capabilities related to simple scanning. Here are a few. Scala Python Java C++ search function definition for xmlSwitchInputEncodingInt PHP...

QOW: What is your definition of RIA?

Just over 2 years ago when we starting this project known as InsideRIA, I posed the question "What is RIA?" to a select group of InsideRIA contributors. Please revisit the original post at What is RIA? to see the responses....

Dasein Cloud and the vCloud API

Dasein Cloud has introduced support for VMware's vCloud API. Because it is so different from other cloud APIs, the vCloud implementation for Dasein Cloud provides an excellent example of how Dasein Cloud is able to provide a rich experience for each cloud it supports without sacrificing abstraction.

Vale JCP? - Scala and Java:

From ERH's Cafe au Lait: So apparently Sun has decided to add closures to Java 7. They will, of course, not remove anything to make room, so Java just gets bigger and bulkier. They will also give us a half-hearted...

Validation in Flex with Hamcrest-AS3

Hamcrest? No, it isn't a fancy sandwich topping. Hamcrest is a framework for creating matchers, allowing matching rules to be defined declaratively (from Wikipedia). Hamcrest has been used by many popular unit testing frameworks including JUnit and FlexUnit 4. Hamcrest-AS3...

Using UDP socket connections for low-latency and loss-tolerant scenarios in AIR 2 (Part 3)

Now that we have a client built that will send and receive packets we need a server for it to communicate with. Lets walk through a quick implementation of a basic Java UDP socket server. Some familiarity with Java is...

Using UDP socket connections for low-latency and loss-tolerant scenarios in AIR 2 (Part 2)

So now that we understand the usage of UDP lets jump right into building a basic UDP client and server. We'll use the DatagramSocket class to send packets to a specific port at a specific address. We'll also bind our...

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