HTML5 Cross Platform Mobile Applications
On Monday December 22th I will start to deliver a professional course for learning how to develop the front end user interface using HTML5, JavaScript and other related technologies. The course includes 140 academic hours, it takes place in HIT and its cost is 6200 shekels. You can find detailed information about this course at […]
Cross-site HTTP requests
Cross-site HTTP requests are HTTP requests at URL addresses other than the domain of the resource making the request. The CORS specification allows the server side (that returns the resource we try to retrieve using the XHR object) to serve the resource to requests coming from resources that were served from other domains. According to the CORS specification the server side […]
HTML5 Cross Platform Mobile Applications May 2014 INFO
On Monday May 12th I will start to deliver a professional course for learning how to develop the front end using HTML5, JavaScript and other related technologies. The course includes 140 academic hours, it takes place in HIT and its cost is 5800 shekels. You can find detailed information about this course at http://hit.lifemichael.com/landing/page/production/index.html. You […]
HTML5 Cross Platform Mobile Applications December 2013 INFO
On Tuesday December 30th I will start to deliver a professional course for learning how to develop the front end using HTML5, JavaScript and other related technologies. The course includes 140 academic hours, it takes place in HIT and its cost is 5800 shekels. You can find detailed information about this course at http://hit.lifemichael.com/landing/page/production/index.html. You […]
Xamarin (Bright?) Future
Xamarin allows us to deliver native Android and iOS applications based on the very same shared C# codebase, using the same IDE, and the same APIs. Xamarin wraps the Android and the iOS APIs with its own API written in C#. In addition, most likely that some of the Xamarin’s API is implemented directly and […]
Python
The first time I came a cross Python was 2002. At that time my company was developing Java ME applications and games. Nokia has released at that time an API for developing games and applications for their S60 handsets. The second time was 2008 when Python 3 was released and I chose to take things […]
TypeScript
TypeScript is an open source programming language developed by Microsoft. The code we write in TypeScript is transpiled into JavaScript. We can configure the TypeScript transpiler to transpile our code into JavaScript compatible with ES3, ES4, ES5 or ES6. Although most people might think that given the possibility to define classes in ES6 there is […]
My Coming Professional Courses
The enrollment to my four coming courses (Android, PHP, Node.js and HTML5) has started. I strongly recommend to avoid waiting till the last minute. Sometimes the enrollment is closed before the course starts. The Android Java Applications course starts on September 7th 2015. The Software Engineering in PHP course starts on December 22th 2015. The […]
PhoneGap Jump Start PRO
On friday december 20th 2013 I delivered a short jump start lecture about PhoneGap and its role in developing mobile cross platform hybrid applications. The lecture took place in HIT. You can find my slides at http://www.slideshare.net/lifemichael/phonegap-start-201312. I will be more than happy to get your feedback about my lecture. More info about my new coming professional […]
Open Source In-Memory Databases INFO
Using an in-memory database we get most of the data saved on the main memory instead of having it saved using the hard disk storage mechanism. The main advantage of using an in memory database is the excellent performance we can achieve. There are many in-memory databases we can use. Some of them are available […]