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blog.apdu.fr | ||
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www.paradeofrain.com
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| | | | | It's been hellishly busy as of late, as I'm knee deep in Tilt to Live HD. Now on with my quick blurb: This tip is kind of a "duh" much in the same way version control software is for most developers. The thing is I still meet a lot of developers who don't use any form of version control. And automated builds simply weren't even in my own tool set initially. | |
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github.com
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| | | | | New wrap requests. Contribute to mesonbuild/wrapdb development by creating an account on GitHub. | |
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blog.djmnet.org
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| | | | | Every few years I have to figure out a new way to share a Mac's printer with Windows PCs. The printer is connected to a Mac with USB and shared using System Preferences>Sharing>Printer Sharing. Apple provides Bonjour Print Services for Windows as a free download. It starts a service that discovers printers using the Zeroconf... | |
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blog.nobugware.com
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| | | Go Mobile can generate native framework for iOS and Android using Go code, I was curious what could be achieved with it. Most tutorials are Hello world and I wanted to test it with real code. You can use it to generate a full app only using Go code, but I'm only interested by the bindings part (SDK applications), using a native ObjC/Swift app calling Go code. I'm using some existing Go code regionagogo, (a geofence database), moderately complex since it uses BoltDB and Google S2 library. | ||
