airamrguez.blogspot.com
Airam's: Learning Xamarin Studio book review
http://airamrguez.blogspot.com/2014/10/learning-xamarin-studio-book-review.html
Posting some post-it notes. Miércoles, 8 de octubre de 2014. Learning Xamarin Studio book review. Cross platform development is probably a win for mobile developers. A great technology that lets programmers do native apps without loosing performance is Xamarin. A good starting point to this literature is Learning Xamarin Studio. Even if you are an experienced native developer or simply if you want to start from scratch to mobile development you should get it. The book covers interesting stuff like:.
codesheriff.blogspot.com
The Code Sheriff: First Post
http://codesheriff.blogspot.com/2011/03/first-post.html
Keeping the streets clean of bad development practices. Mar 26, 2011. I'm Yoni Tsafir and I'm a software developer from Israel, currently working at IBM (XIV Storage Systems). Throughout my years as a software developer, I commonly found myself in the position where I'm aspiring to find ways of making myself and my teammates work better and more effectively, applying agile practices such as unit-testing, pair-programming, TDD, continuous integration, and so on. Something else that I have a lot of passion...
billyue.blogspot.com
Le (Bill) Yu's Blog: Developing IOS 7 - Stanford CS193P 08
http://billyue.blogspot.com/2014/07/developing-ios-7-stanford-cs193p-08.html
Le (Bill) Yu's Blog. Thursday, July 10, 2014. Developing IOS 7 - Stanford CS193P 08. Developing IOS 7 - Stanford CS193P 08. 1) We have protocols. Declare the methods expected to be used for a particular situation (dynamic binding only has the if check, cannot enforce to run this class). All methods are required (including setters and getters) if not @optional. 2) We have classes that promise to implement them. 3) We need variables that hold pointers to objects that make that promise. A delegate is a more...
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