This document provides steps to integrate Google AdMob into an iOS app. It involves starting a new Xcode project, downloading and adding the AdMob SDK, linking required frameworks, adding a banner view to the view controller, configuring the banner view, and adding code to the viewDidLoad method to load ads using the AdMob SDK.
- Agilebuddy is now integrated with JIRA and GitHub to sync bugs and user stories between the platforms.
- The JIRA integration involves enabling the RPC plugin in JIRA, downloading the sync client, editing the config file, and running the executable.
- The GitHub integration allows linking commits to user stories/tasks/bugs and viewing commit histories from Agilebuddy. It involves selecting repositories during configuration.
This document provides instructions for creating a simple tasklist application using ASP.NET MVC. It describes creating the controller, views, database, and model. The controller contains actions for listing, creating, and completing tasks. Views are created for displaying the task list and creating new tasks. A database with a Tasks table is set up using LINQ to SQL. Logic is added to the controller actions to retrieve and save tasks from the database. The task list view is modified to display tasks from the model.
The Atkinson-Shiffrin Model proposes that human memory can be separated into three main stores: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Sensory memory holds information for a very brief period of time (milliseconds), while short-term memory can hold a limited amount of information for around 18 seconds unless rehearsed. Long-term memory has a very high storage capacity and can hold information for days, weeks, months, or years.
Este documento discute os serviços e especializações de uma empresa de blindagem automotiva chamada Q7 Blindagens. Eles oferecem blindagem completa de veículos usando aço, vidro e outros materiais resistentes, com mais de 15 anos de experiência e certificações do exército brasileiro. A empresa enfatiza a importância de escolher uma blindadora qualificada que considere todos os fatores de segurança.
Dokumen tersebut menceritakan kisah Richard, seorang manager perusahaan yang memiliki 45 karyawan pada tahun 2010. Perusahaannya tumbuh dengan cepat hingga memiliki 90 karyawan pada tahun 2015, namun efisiensi berkurang. Richard kemudian memilih sistem Odoo untuk mengintegrasikan seluruh proses bisnis perusahaan, yang berhasil meningkatkan efisiensi dan menurunkan biaya IT secara signifikan.
Wanders Mobiele Chalets is een flexibel en betrouwbaar bedrijf, bewezen door de jaren heen en kan u aan zo\'n fantastisch huis helpen. U als klant bepaalt hoe het eruit moet zien, ongeacht groot of klein, waarbij wij u dan graag willen adviseren. Bungalows, chalets, caravans ook leverbaar volgens bouwbesluit.
Zie onze presentatie.
This document provides steps to integrate Google AdMob into an iOS app. It involves starting a new Xcode project, downloading and adding the AdMob SDK, linking required frameworks, adding a banner view to the view controller, configuring the banner view, and adding code to the viewDidLoad method to load ads using the AdMob SDK.
- Agilebuddy is now integrated with JIRA and GitHub to sync bugs and user stories between the platforms.
- The JIRA integration involves enabling the RPC plugin in JIRA, downloading the sync client, editing the config file, and running the executable.
- The GitHub integration allows linking commits to user stories/tasks/bugs and viewing commit histories from Agilebuddy. It involves selecting repositories during configuration.
This document provides instructions for creating a simple tasklist application using ASP.NET MVC. It describes creating the controller, views, database, and model. The controller contains actions for listing, creating, and completing tasks. Views are created for displaying the task list and creating new tasks. A database with a Tasks table is set up using LINQ to SQL. Logic is added to the controller actions to retrieve and save tasks from the database. The task list view is modified to display tasks from the model.
The Atkinson-Shiffrin Model proposes that human memory can be separated into three main stores: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory. Sensory memory holds information for a very brief period of time (milliseconds), while short-term memory can hold a limited amount of information for around 18 seconds unless rehearsed. Long-term memory has a very high storage capacity and can hold information for days, weeks, months, or years.
Este documento discute os serviços e especializações de uma empresa de blindagem automotiva chamada Q7 Blindagens. Eles oferecem blindagem completa de veículos usando aço, vidro e outros materiais resistentes, com mais de 15 anos de experiência e certificações do exército brasileiro. A empresa enfatiza a importância de escolher uma blindadora qualificada que considere todos os fatores de segurança.
Dokumen tersebut menceritakan kisah Richard, seorang manager perusahaan yang memiliki 45 karyawan pada tahun 2010. Perusahaannya tumbuh dengan cepat hingga memiliki 90 karyawan pada tahun 2015, namun efisiensi berkurang. Richard kemudian memilih sistem Odoo untuk mengintegrasikan seluruh proses bisnis perusahaan, yang berhasil meningkatkan efisiensi dan menurunkan biaya IT secara signifikan.
Wanders Mobiele Chalets is een flexibel en betrouwbaar bedrijf, bewezen door de jaren heen en kan u aan zo\'n fantastisch huis helpen. U als klant bepaalt hoe het eruit moet zien, ongeacht groot of klein, waarbij wij u dan graag willen adviseren. Bungalows, chalets, caravans ook leverbaar volgens bouwbesluit.
Zie onze presentatie.
This document provides steps to create a contact list iOS application. It involves creating multiple view controllers and classes to manage the contact list, table view, and contact details view.
Key steps include:
1. Creating a MasterViewController to manage the contact list table view.
2. Creating a CustomCell class to display contact cells.
3. Creating a DetailViewController to add/edit contact details with text fields and image picker.
4. Implementing delegate methods and outlets to populate the table view from the contact list and pass data between view controllers.
5. Adding gestures and image picker integration for the contact photo.
Adding custom ui controls to your application (1)Oro Inc.
This presentation discusses adding custom UI controls to an application. It covers frontend architecture using RequireJS and modular JavaScript. Practical examples are provided for adding a navigation history component and a WYSIWYG editor. Best practices are outlined such as extending base application components, separating MVC roles, and understanding component lifecycles. The presentation concludes with recommendations to read Backbone and Chaplin documentation.
This document summarizes a mobile computing lab session on creating user interfaces in Android. The key topics covered include:
1. Introduction of common Android views like TextView, EditText, Button and ImageView. Views are basic UI elements and ViewGroups arrange views in layouts.
2. Demonstration of common Android layouts - LinearLayout arranges views vertically or horizontally, RelativeLayout positions views relative to each other, TableLayout arranges views in a table, and FrameLayout overlays views.
3. Explanation of five different methods to handle button click events in Android - using XML onClick attribute, implementing OnClickListener interface, inner classes, interface variables, and anonymous inner classes.
SAP SRM 2007 allows developers to extend Web Dynpro views to add new UI elements without modifying the core code. This document describes how to enhance a Web Dynpro view to add new fields. Developers must first create an enhancement implementation, then add context attributes, labels, and fields to the view. They must also define field metadata and configure how fields are displayed. The enhancement framework dynamically generates the new fields at runtime, integrating them with the standard SAP SRM 2007 user interface.
The document provides a tutorial on using Google GIN (GWT INjection) for dependency injection in GWT client-side code. It explains that GIN is built on top of Guice and brings automatic dependency injection to GWT applications. It then outlines the 5 steps to implement GIN: 1) design interfaces, 2) create implementation classes, 3) configure bindings in a module, 4) define a Ginjector interface, and 5) generate and use the Ginjector. The steps are then explained in further detail with examples.
The presentation introduces the reader to the principles of user interaction in Android applications. First, events are introduced, together with the related concepts of callbacks and event listeners. It follows a discussion on how to handle events in a declarative fashion via the XML layout file.
A webinar by Rameez Akram, Sitecore Commerce MVP on Extending Sitecore Experience Commerce 9 Business Tools for Sitecore User Group Bangalore on 4th November 2018
This chapter discusses using procedures and exception handling in programs. It covers creating a splash screen, pausing it, adding a combobox, handling events, coding sub and function procedures, passing arguments, creating class variables, and using try-catch blocks to handle exceptions. Procedures should perform single tasks, substantial processing, and sub and function procedures should be used appropriately to break a larger program into manageable parts.
This document discusses creating an MVC application from scratch using LINQ to SQL to perform CRUD operations on a database. It covers:
1. Creating an empty MVC project and adding controllers, views and models
2. Creating a sample database and using LINQ to SQL for communication between the MVC app and database
3. Performing CRUD operations in the MVC app by querying the database and passing data between controllers and views
This document provides a tutorial on using the Action Bar in Android applications. It discusses what the Action Bar is, how to add actions and menu items, customize the Action Bar, use navigation features like tabs and dropdown menus, and more advanced topics like custom views, contextual action modes, and action providers. Code examples are provided throughout to demonstrate various Action Bar features and capabilities.
Application Frameworks - The Good, The Bad & The UglyRichard Lord
These slides are from a presentation at Flex London User Group on 16 February 2010.
With so many application frameworks available which should you choose? Cairngorm? PureMVC? Mate? Swiz? Parsley? Robotlegs? Or should you roll your own? Which frameworks require you to write the most code? Which provide the easiest refactoring? Which features make frameworks flexible and which make them brittle? Which make them easy to use and which make them hard?
Richard presents an overview of how the different frameworks are architected and looks at their good and bad features. He looks at the core architecture of each, how they handle dependencies and events and the different philosophies that drive each forward.
If you’'re interested in architecture, frameworks, or design patterns, this will be of interest to you. If you need to choose a framework for a project, or you want to know more about the framework you are using, this will be essential viewing.
This document provides instructions for integrating MPointInc ads SDK into Android apps using Eclipse and Android Studio. It describes how to import the SDK as a library project, copy required assets files, define ad slots in layouts, initialize the SDK, load ads, and destroy ads views. Key steps include importing the SDK module, adding required permissions, initializing device info, defining ad slots in XML, loading ads by ad type and activity context, and destroying ads views.
COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile PlatformsWeek 4.docxmary772
COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
Week 4: Designing UI’s with Views
Dr. R. Balsys, CQU, 2012.
Source: Beginning Android Programming with Android Studio, J.F. DiMarzio, 2016
Week 4 – Designing UI’s with Views
Objectives, to understand how to use:
basic views
TextView views
Button, ImageButton, EditText, Checkbox, ToggleButton, RadioButton and RadioGroup views
ProgressBar views
AutoCompleteTextView views
Picker views – TimePicker and DatePicker
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
Basic Views
Basic views allow you to display text and perform selection. This includes-
TextView
Button
ImageButton
EditText
Checkbox
ToggleButton
RadioButton
RadioGroup
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
3
TextView view
This basic view allows you to display static text
<TextView> elements are contained in the main.xml file in the res/layout directory
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
4
Other Basic Views
Other basic views you will use include:
Button – a push button widget
ImageButton – a Button with an image on it
EditText – subclass of TextView with editable text
CheckBox – a button with checked and unchecked states
RadioGroup and RadioButton – RadioGroup is used to group RadioButton’s
ToggleButton – displays states using a light indicator
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
5
…Other Basic Views
Use “fill_parent” for android:layout_width or android:layout_height so that the basic view fills the parent view space
Use “wrap_content” for android:layout_width or android:layout_height so that the basic view tightly bounds the content only
The android:src value is used to define the image for an ImageButton
You can use the style attribute to set the style of a CheckBox to a star
RadioButtons in a RadioGroup automatically toggle off when one is selected
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
6
…Other Basic Views
Use android:orientation=“horizontal” to place RadioButtons horizontally, rather than in the default vertical layout
The android:id of a view is used by View.findViewById() to identify each unique view by its Id
The setOnClickListener() method is used to define a call-back for handling a click on a view
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
7
ProgressBar View
The ProgressBar view is used to indicate progress of some background task
The default view is indeterminate, merely showing cyclic animation, that you stop when the activity is complete
You hide a ProgressBar by setting its Visibility attribute to View.Gone. This stops the ProgressBar and removes the it from the view
You can change the look of the ProgressBar using the constants: Widget.ProgressBar.Horizontal, Widget.ProgressBar.Small, Widget.ProgressBar.Large, Widget.ProgressBar.Inverse, Widget.ProgressBar.Small.Inverse, Widget.ProgressBar.Large.Inverse
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile.
Hnd201 Building Ibm Lotus Domino Applications With Ajax Pluginsdominion
The document discusses the Domino Facelift Toolkit (DFL), an AJAX and DXL framework that improves the user interface of Domino applications. It demonstrates facelifting a view and a form, which involves using wizards to generate templates that call agents and JavaScript libraries. The templates contain DIV elements and script tags that dynamically populate and style the applications. The document also covers debugging techniques and ideas for extending the framework.
The document discusses multiple document interface (MDI) windows in C#. It states that MDI programs allow users to edit multiple documents at once, with each document appearing in a separate child window contained within a single parent window. It provides details on creating MDI forms, setting common MDI child and parent properties, and handling multiple child windows.
The document discusses multiple document interface (MDI) windows in Visual C# .NET. Some key points:
1) MDI programs allow users to edit multiple documents at once, with each document in its own child window contained within the parent application window.
2) Only one child window can be active at a time. Child windows cannot be moved outside the parent window.
3) To create an MDI application, set the parent form's IsMDIContainer property to True, create child forms, and set each child's MdiParent property to the parent form.
The document discusses Quick Test Professional (QTP) user-defined functions. It covers:
- Creating public and private functions associated with test objects or globally
- Registering public functions to test objects using the Function Definition Generator
- Adding registered functions as steps in tests by selecting the test object and registered operation
This document provides steps to create a contact list iOS application. It involves creating multiple view controllers and classes to manage the contact list, table view, and contact details view.
Key steps include:
1. Creating a MasterViewController to manage the contact list table view.
2. Creating a CustomCell class to display contact cells.
3. Creating a DetailViewController to add/edit contact details with text fields and image picker.
4. Implementing delegate methods and outlets to populate the table view from the contact list and pass data between view controllers.
5. Adding gestures and image picker integration for the contact photo.
Adding custom ui controls to your application (1)Oro Inc.
This presentation discusses adding custom UI controls to an application. It covers frontend architecture using RequireJS and modular JavaScript. Practical examples are provided for adding a navigation history component and a WYSIWYG editor. Best practices are outlined such as extending base application components, separating MVC roles, and understanding component lifecycles. The presentation concludes with recommendations to read Backbone and Chaplin documentation.
This document summarizes a mobile computing lab session on creating user interfaces in Android. The key topics covered include:
1. Introduction of common Android views like TextView, EditText, Button and ImageView. Views are basic UI elements and ViewGroups arrange views in layouts.
2. Demonstration of common Android layouts - LinearLayout arranges views vertically or horizontally, RelativeLayout positions views relative to each other, TableLayout arranges views in a table, and FrameLayout overlays views.
3. Explanation of five different methods to handle button click events in Android - using XML onClick attribute, implementing OnClickListener interface, inner classes, interface variables, and anonymous inner classes.
SAP SRM 2007 allows developers to extend Web Dynpro views to add new UI elements without modifying the core code. This document describes how to enhance a Web Dynpro view to add new fields. Developers must first create an enhancement implementation, then add context attributes, labels, and fields to the view. They must also define field metadata and configure how fields are displayed. The enhancement framework dynamically generates the new fields at runtime, integrating them with the standard SAP SRM 2007 user interface.
The document provides a tutorial on using Google GIN (GWT INjection) for dependency injection in GWT client-side code. It explains that GIN is built on top of Guice and brings automatic dependency injection to GWT applications. It then outlines the 5 steps to implement GIN: 1) design interfaces, 2) create implementation classes, 3) configure bindings in a module, 4) define a Ginjector interface, and 5) generate and use the Ginjector. The steps are then explained in further detail with examples.
The presentation introduces the reader to the principles of user interaction in Android applications. First, events are introduced, together with the related concepts of callbacks and event listeners. It follows a discussion on how to handle events in a declarative fashion via the XML layout file.
A webinar by Rameez Akram, Sitecore Commerce MVP on Extending Sitecore Experience Commerce 9 Business Tools for Sitecore User Group Bangalore on 4th November 2018
This chapter discusses using procedures and exception handling in programs. It covers creating a splash screen, pausing it, adding a combobox, handling events, coding sub and function procedures, passing arguments, creating class variables, and using try-catch blocks to handle exceptions. Procedures should perform single tasks, substantial processing, and sub and function procedures should be used appropriately to break a larger program into manageable parts.
This document discusses creating an MVC application from scratch using LINQ to SQL to perform CRUD operations on a database. It covers:
1. Creating an empty MVC project and adding controllers, views and models
2. Creating a sample database and using LINQ to SQL for communication between the MVC app and database
3. Performing CRUD operations in the MVC app by querying the database and passing data between controllers and views
This document provides a tutorial on using the Action Bar in Android applications. It discusses what the Action Bar is, how to add actions and menu items, customize the Action Bar, use navigation features like tabs and dropdown menus, and more advanced topics like custom views, contextual action modes, and action providers. Code examples are provided throughout to demonstrate various Action Bar features and capabilities.
Application Frameworks - The Good, The Bad & The UglyRichard Lord
These slides are from a presentation at Flex London User Group on 16 February 2010.
With so many application frameworks available which should you choose? Cairngorm? PureMVC? Mate? Swiz? Parsley? Robotlegs? Or should you roll your own? Which frameworks require you to write the most code? Which provide the easiest refactoring? Which features make frameworks flexible and which make them brittle? Which make them easy to use and which make them hard?
Richard presents an overview of how the different frameworks are architected and looks at their good and bad features. He looks at the core architecture of each, how they handle dependencies and events and the different philosophies that drive each forward.
If you’'re interested in architecture, frameworks, or design patterns, this will be of interest to you. If you need to choose a framework for a project, or you want to know more about the framework you are using, this will be essential viewing.
This document provides instructions for integrating MPointInc ads SDK into Android apps using Eclipse and Android Studio. It describes how to import the SDK as a library project, copy required assets files, define ad slots in layouts, initialize the SDK, load ads, and destroy ads views. Key steps include importing the SDK module, adding required permissions, initializing device info, defining ad slots in XML, loading ads by ad type and activity context, and destroying ads views.
COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile PlatformsWeek 4.docxmary772
COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
Week 4: Designing UI’s with Views
Dr. R. Balsys, CQU, 2012.
Source: Beginning Android Programming with Android Studio, J.F. DiMarzio, 2016
Week 4 – Designing UI’s with Views
Objectives, to understand how to use:
basic views
TextView views
Button, ImageButton, EditText, Checkbox, ToggleButton, RadioButton and RadioGroup views
ProgressBar views
AutoCompleteTextView views
Picker views – TimePicker and DatePicker
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
Basic Views
Basic views allow you to display text and perform selection. This includes-
TextView
Button
ImageButton
EditText
Checkbox
ToggleButton
RadioButton
RadioGroup
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
3
TextView view
This basic view allows you to display static text
<TextView> elements are contained in the main.xml file in the res/layout directory
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
4
Other Basic Views
Other basic views you will use include:
Button – a push button widget
ImageButton – a Button with an image on it
EditText – subclass of TextView with editable text
CheckBox – a button with checked and unchecked states
RadioGroup and RadioButton – RadioGroup is used to group RadioButton’s
ToggleButton – displays states using a light indicator
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
5
…Other Basic Views
Use “fill_parent” for android:layout_width or android:layout_height so that the basic view fills the parent view space
Use “wrap_content” for android:layout_width or android:layout_height so that the basic view tightly bounds the content only
The android:src value is used to define the image for an ImageButton
You can use the style attribute to set the style of a CheckBox to a star
RadioButtons in a RadioGroup automatically toggle off when one is selected
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
6
…Other Basic Views
Use android:orientation=“horizontal” to place RadioButtons horizontally, rather than in the default vertical layout
The android:id of a view is used by View.findViewById() to identify each unique view by its Id
The setOnClickListener() method is used to define a call-back for handling a click on a view
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile Platforms
7
ProgressBar View
The ProgressBar view is used to indicate progress of some background task
The default view is indeterminate, merely showing cyclic animation, that you stop when the activity is complete
You hide a ProgressBar by setting its Visibility attribute to View.Gone. This stops the ProgressBar and removes the it from the view
You can change the look of the ProgressBar using the constants: Widget.ProgressBar.Horizontal, Widget.ProgressBar.Small, Widget.ProgressBar.Large, Widget.ProgressBar.Inverse, Widget.ProgressBar.Small.Inverse, Widget.ProgressBar.Large.Inverse
CQU - COIT20270 Application Development for Mobile.
Hnd201 Building Ibm Lotus Domino Applications With Ajax Pluginsdominion
The document discusses the Domino Facelift Toolkit (DFL), an AJAX and DXL framework that improves the user interface of Domino applications. It demonstrates facelifting a view and a form, which involves using wizards to generate templates that call agents and JavaScript libraries. The templates contain DIV elements and script tags that dynamically populate and style the applications. The document also covers debugging techniques and ideas for extending the framework.
The document discusses multiple document interface (MDI) windows in C#. It states that MDI programs allow users to edit multiple documents at once, with each document appearing in a separate child window contained within a single parent window. It provides details on creating MDI forms, setting common MDI child and parent properties, and handling multiple child windows.
The document discusses multiple document interface (MDI) windows in Visual C# .NET. Some key points:
1) MDI programs allow users to edit multiple documents at once, with each document in its own child window contained within the parent application window.
2) Only one child window can be active at a time. Child windows cannot be moved outside the parent window.
3) To create an MDI application, set the parent form's IsMDIContainer property to True, create child forms, and set each child's MdiParent property to the parent form.
The document discusses Quick Test Professional (QTP) user-defined functions. It covers:
- Creating public and private functions associated with test objects or globally
- Registering public functions to test objects using the Function Definition Generator
- Adding registered functions as steps in tests by selecting the test object and registered operation
15. Action class stub genarated public class ProfileViewActionDelegate implements IViewActionDelegate { public void init(IViewPart view) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } @Override public void run(IAction action) { } @Override public void selectionChanged(IAction action, ISelection selection) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } } 9
16. Override Run method to perform action public void run(IAction action) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub MessageBox box = new MessageBox(view.getSite().getShell(),SWT.ICON_INFORMATION); box.setMessage("Hello! You clicked view action!"); box.open(); } 10