Thanks for the video, Damien.
I just posted about the video on my own blog so you should be getting
more traffic sent your way: http://blog.pocketjourney.com
Cheers,
Biosopher
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That's a great explanation - I'm glad you appreciated the vid too.
My only concern about the vid is that my knowledge is not all
encompassing and I would be "vilified" for it but if I continue to
make vids and receive feedback such as this then I will start to
be a very happy coder indeed.
Regar
Nice video! Here's an explanation of what is going on with the
incoming call window: that is not implemented as an activity, so it
does not cause the activity behind it to be paused. (There are a few
other similar things like this, such as the notification panel you can
slide down from the statu
The sound volume worked fine for me set at 60% - so
that kind of indicates that the problem is on the client side instead
of the server side.
(btw. nice job Damien. My thumbs up. It'd probably also be useful to
illustrate how variables in an activity can get "wiped out" if the
programmer does
The sound volume of the person talking is very low even if I turn my
speaker to loud. Would be nice if you adjust the volume up somehow.
On Jun 3, 6:41 am, Damien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a produced a "tutorial" screencast; the title is LifeCycleDemo.
> The screencast covers th
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