Communities Meet, Interact, and Evolve! I continuously learn new technologies and maintain the knowledge I already have by staying up-to-date with the recent developments. I chose to share my up-to-date knowledge through the communities I maintain on Facebook, Google+, Linkedin, WhatsApp and Telegram. The following communities are international ones. The language to be used […]
PHPCloud is Shutting Down
PHPCloud is about to shut down its service. Zend chooses to focus on developing their professional tools and on their professional services and let the big players (e.g. Amazon, Google and Microsoft) do their work. I guess the question to be asked is why did they even start this initiative. Staying focused on what you […]
Gliffy Diagrams Review PRO
The Gliffy Diagrams application can be installed on your Chrome for free. It allows you to draw various types of diagrams, such as basic UML and flow charts. I chose to use it in my introduction to programming course. The tools itself is fairly basic and misses the finish we would have expected from a […]
Creating Filters in AngularJS PRO
The AngularJS allows us to create new filters and use them in our code for filtering data we hold in arrays. The following code sample shows how to create a simple filter. The sample includes three files. The following is the HTML file that includes a SCRIPT element for using the AngularJS library, a LINK […]
Turn.js Digital Publishing PRO
Turn.js is a JavaScript library that allows us to create digital books the user can flip through their pages. Although the library is available as an open source project on GitHub there are some restrictions on using it. Make sure you check the license terms before you choose to use it. The following code sample […]
Barousel.js Jump Start PRO
Barousel.js is an intuitive, sleek and simple framework for creating charts. Unlike many other similar frameworks this one is available with a bit more flexible open source license. The following video clip goes over the Barousel showcase you can find in Barousel official website. The following video clip goes through the very first steps you […]
Android Jump Start Lecture INFO
On November 8th I have delivered a jump start lecture for Android applications development in Java. The lecture took place in HIT and pizzas were served (sponsored by Google) during the break. You can download the slides I was using during the lecture. I believe they can assist you while doing your first steps.
DevCon 2012 Chrome OS Applications Development INFO
On February 21th 2012 I will deliver a short lecture about Chrome OS extensions and applications development. The lecture will take place in DevCon 2012. During this lecture you will learn how to develop a simple extension and a simple application for the Chrome OS platform and how to place them for sale at Google […]
Android 4.0 Course March 2012 INFO
On March 6th 2012 I will start to deliver a professional course for developing applications on the Android platform. This course is delivered through the external studies unit of HIT. The course includes 28 meetings. The meetings will take place on Tuesdays during the hours 1800-2200. During the course the students will practice their knowledge […]
HIT PHP Web Applications December 2011 INFO
On December 30th I will start teaching the ‘PHP Cross Platforms Web Applications’ course in HIT. It is a 180 academic hours course that focuses on PHP and various related web technologies. You can find more info together with a contact form at www.xperato.com/hit/hitphp.html. You can find the detailed plan at https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1li2QU6TNyHglXk3FCSC2aLRJsVloAarmz8qfBg7Xmww.