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AngularJS is the highest trending JS MVC Framework right now with lots of people picking it up. However as elegant as angular is you have to come to terms with what all the braces mean and when to use them.... Continue reading
Posted Feb 7, 2013 at Lee Whitney's Blog
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When evaluating new platforms and frameworks it helps to know how active the developer community is and how much it's growing. I've created a query page here that shows technology activity over time at Stack Overflow: Stack Overflow Tag Battle... Continue reading
Posted Dec 29, 2012 at Lee Whitney's Blog
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Many mobile apps could benefit from working without an Internet connection. Here, we take a look at how offline capabilities affect the decision of developing native apps vs. mobile web based apps. Apps that continue to work while “offline” or... Continue reading
Posted Jul 10, 2012 at Lee Whitney's Blog
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The only way to build a mobile tablet app for all versions of Windows 8 will be to use the new Metro application framework, and it’s much different than previous Microsoft platforms. Developing Metro apps for Windows 8 is a... Continue reading
Posted May 10, 2012 at Lee Whitney's Blog
People who are interested in startups are always in need of feedback because the ideas they come up with on the first, second, or 100th iteration will probably still have lots of flaws. Our need to constantly evolve is even... Continue reading
Posted Jul 7, 2011 at Lee Whitney's Blog
The overlap of computer science and theoretical quantum physics grew a little today when the journal Nature published a very cool new paper from scientists in Zurich. Continue reading
Posted Jun 1, 2011 at Lee Whitney's Blog
Haresh, I've updated the project, please give it another try. This version I tested on the iPhone 4, and iPad 1, both are working fine. Lee
Hi Haresh, Is the testApi method working for you that displays your name and headline? Or is it a separate api call that is not working? To answer you last question where to get oauth_token and oauth_token_secret, those values are automatically extracted and placed into the "accessToken" variable. After accessToken has been set by the code, you can see the properties are there in the console window by typing: "po accessToken". This will display the values you mention. requestToken works the same way but you don't need requestToken for api calls, requestToken is needed only for the initial authorization.
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Here's a starter project for using the LinkedIn Api via objective-c and the iPhone/iOS. Continue reading
Posted Mar 20, 2011 at Lee Whitney's Blog
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Most apps these days have some kind of tie-in to a social network of sorts. Which means your iOS code has to potentially authenticate a user to many different services. Want to know the trick? Continue reading
Posted Mar 11, 2011 at Lee Whitney's Blog
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Mar 15, 2010
@WhoAreYou: 1) The SlimDX guys said they did not reject this sample, they just didn't have time to setup any user sample area on the site, so you're wrong on this point. 2) Second I don't see how the part of the research I left out of the quote is misleading. 3) Using C++ unit tests does not "catch up" the productivity of C++ to C#. Unit tests can be a boost to both languages, so essentially that point is a wash.