Hi. I'm about to release my first app and one issue remains. The app has a
big recyclerview containing a dynamic amount of images (roughly ~600). I
use Picasso to load images into the items (they are imageviews inside
cardviews) and the images are loaded from my .NET API. I query the .NET API
) and display
them on both sides. The user may then compare the hashes.
Am Samstag, 29. September 2012 15:21:51 UTC+2 schrieb Jasper Horn:
I have an idea for an app that will both have a component that runs on
the computer of the user and a component that runs on the phone. The idea
I have an idea for an app that will both have a component that runs on the
computer of the user and a component that runs on the phone. The idea will
be that the two will communicate over wifi.
To make this secure, I want to set up a public/private key pair on the
computer and the phone. In
I am currently investigating the possibilities for an app idea I recently had.
One of the things I want the app to be able to do is read your notifications.
However, this normally can't be done.
My research has led me to believe that if I mark my app as an accessibility
tool and have my users
And doesn't this also mean that there's an implicit requirement that I
prefix my methods with a tag to avoid future version name collisions?
If I have a method in my 1.6 app called MyView.doSomething(), and
MyView extends an Android class like TextView, and subsequent to 1.6,
Google adds a method
Does this truly mean that even if I compile to the 1.6 platform, if my
code implements a 2.1 callback method, that method will *never* be
invoked on 1.6 devices but *will* be invoked on 2.1 devices? Even
though I compiled to the 1.6 platform? That's crazy!
On Feb 12, 4:01 pm, Mike Collins
I'm trying to embed an HTML reference to an image to include in an
HTML email.
I used a SpannableString to successfully create an email that has a
http href in it, as shown below.
But I have not been able to add an image into the body of the email.
Other programs add something like this directly
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