[android-developers] Deployment Lead | Auburn Hills, MI

2023-07-03 Thread Neelima Madhu


Position: Deployment Lead. W2( ALL inclusive)


Location: Auburn Hills, MI


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Hybrid Model: 1 day per week Onsite at Auburn Hills MI.

 

   - Deployment Lead: 6-10 years exp., 
   - Strong communication skills, 
   - Conversion/integration experience, 
   - Release Management experience, 
   - Immediate / key role for project, exp managing/documenting work 
   streams.  
   - 40 applications effected in project. 


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[android-developers] Deployment Automation Engineer with build n Release__Need Urgent

2016-09-16 Thread Bharat Chhibber
Hello,

 Hope you are doing well.

 This is Bharat from Niyo Infotech.. Please find the JD below and if you
have any consultant available then please let me know ASAP at
bhara...@nityo.com.





*Deployment Automation Engineer*

*Contract 6 months*

*Tampa,FL*

*Responsibilities:*

   - Administer and support TFS 2010/2015 ecosystem (version control,
   build, continuous integration, automation, testing, release)
   - Support development teams in software build and automation (Windows
   and non-Windows, On-Prem and cloud)
   - Provide direction and assistance to development teams on best
   practices in software configuration, build and release automation

Mid Level Salesforce experience in deployments, administration is preferred
with ability to understand overall Deployment Management/Change/Release
Management process.



*Required Skills:*

Experienced (8+ years) Deployment Automation Engineer with good knowledge
of Salesforce deployments

   - Solid understanding of DevOps and ALM tools and technologies  (TFS,
   GIT, Continuous Integration, automated build and release)
   - Demonstrated experience of Continuous Integration, Continuous
   Development and Automated Testing environments
   - Ability to code and debug scripts in PowerShell and .NET
   - Experience with automation/ integration tools and frameworks (e.g.,
   Jenkins, Maven, ANT etc.)
   - Comfortable working with tools like Visual Studio, Eclipse, ANT etc.
   - Good working knowledge and understanding of CRM Salesforce platform
   - Good understand of other cloud platforms such as MuleSoft, PEGA etc.

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[android-developers] Deployment to Android devices from Windows and Mac

2011-08-22 Thread Rathna Kumara Premadasa
Hi all,

I want to know what are the using technologies for deploy Android
Application to the Android device from Windows or MAC.Please give ma any
kind of reference or details to identify that mechanism. Exactly i want to
know about deploying michanism.

thanks,

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Sri Lanka.

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[android-developers] Deployment Strategy

2011-07-27 Thread Yama
Deploying the Android app without violating Android rules of
engagement:

1. Create a website for our Best Stock Now! a stock grading system by
Bill Gunderson
2. Web will offer free version Best Stock Now! LITE which includes top
200 Nasdaq stocks
3. User will have option to upgrade to full version
4. Users will have option to purchase monthly, quarterly, 6 months,
and yearly.
5. Users will have option to set payment to reoccur automatically.
6. Users will have option to use any numbers of payment system: master
card, visa, bank check.
7. Web will collect following information about users such as:
a. first name, middle name Initial, last name
b. address, city, state, zip-code
c. email address
d. other info. to be determined
8. Users will pay state tax based on their zip-code
9. Users will be notified via email payment processing details
a. if successful user will get a a password; their email will
be their username.
b. otherwise email will notify them payment was not processed
and to try again.
10. Users will have option to save login information so that next
login they do not have to re-enter their credentials.
11. Users will have full access to Best Stock Now! web version.

12. USERS WILL HAVE OPTION TO INSTALL THE ANDROID VERSION FROM THE
MARKET PLACE.
14. If subscription expires users will either be redirected on their
Android phone to our payment website or a message instructing them to
go to our website to renew their subsription.

The Android version will be a free app that integrates the product
sold on the web.

The Best Stocks Now! Android version will require users to login to
have full access otherwise they will have access to the Best Stock
Now! LITE version (see item 2)...

Will this work with Android and Google TOS agreements and not violate
the subscription restrictions?
Will I be able to use the In-App Billing for our web version?
How about using In-App Billing API with our Android version?
Will we be able to use the In-App Billing for other mobile such as
Windows mobile and Blackberry?
On item 14 which scenario fit without violation of terms?

I really really will appreciate help from my colleague developers in
regards to this strategy and would love your feedback and suggestions.
We already have the iPhone app deployed and lots of our customers are
demanding for the Android version...

Thanks,
Yama Kamyar

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[android-developers] Deployment best practice for trial / full version of an app

2009-10-05 Thread onoelle

Given the following scenario
a) I want to deploy two versions of an app: a free trial version with
somehow limited functionality and a full version
b) during trial period, users may enter data into my app (stored into
a database, but also some preferences) that should be available when
upgrading to the full version

are there any recommendations on how to deploy these two apps?

I can see two possibilities:
1) deploy the two apps with identical application name/package, so the
full version overwrites the trial version
positive: all data would be automatically available
negative: no way to distinguish the two versions, eg. if a new version
of the trial app becomes available, this might overwrite the full
version = I don't think this is a good idea...
2a) deploy the two apps with different application/package names,
write an import mechanism for the full version, and configure the
permissions for the data of the trial app in a way that the full
version (or all apps?) can access that data
2b) write an export to sd card function for the trial app and an
import function for the full app = I don't want the user to think
about exporting before upgrading

So it sounds as if I would have to stick with 2a, or do I miss some
other option to share/access the same data (given that data = sqlite
database + preferences)?

Any hint on further possibilities appreciated, thanks!
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[android-developers] Deployment of native C library

2008-11-16 Thread adlaiti

I have a Java application that uses JNI to call a native C library
(.so).
This application works fine with an older version of the SDK and
emulator.
The library was copied to folder /system/lib on the emulator.

With the current version of the emulator, that comes with Android 1.0
SDK,
the folder /system/lib appears to be read-only.  The message Read-
only file system
appears when attempting to copy the library to /system/lib.

Placing a folder location in System.loadLibrary does not work; for
example,
System.loadLibrary(/data/misc/myCLib).

Here are my questions:
Is there a way to deploy my native C library to /system/lib?
If not, is there some other folder that I can deploy to where
loadLibrary will see it?

I am using Eclipse and Ubuntu.
-Aaron

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[android-developers] Deployment

2008-09-30 Thread Eddie

Hi,
   I'm not sure how to deploy the application to the real device. When
I tried to install it via the browser, the browser always tell me the
phone doesn't know this type or format, and doesn't download it.
   So is it really need to post the application to the Market for
user to get it? Just like what iPhone does?
Regards,
Eddie

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