I just went through a process of installing the apps that I use every day, after making Gingerbread Ice Cream Sandwich work on my Galaxy S using unofficial guide cyanogen(mod) (damn you, Samsung!) – so here they are.
Author: Bojan Bjelić
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Android apps for everyday use
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All the levels of redirection
The web is full of redirection these days.
(Warning, a bit of a rant going on here)
I read a lot of content on my phone, and started to notice how much I am redirected around. This is something one usually doesn’t notice on a computer, since the connection is much faster, and I guess the browser renders in a different way.
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Convert XML to JSON using XSLT
With increasing use of separate services on the same data, the need for portable data formats aroused. XML was one of the first widely used, but lately JSON is blooming.
I don’t have a particular bias here, both serve well in appropriate environment, although JSON carrying the same data could result in about 20% size reduction.
So can they be interchangeable? Just recently, I needed to convert XML data into a JSON format for easier consumption on the client.
The fastest and (sometimes) easiest way to process XML to another format is XSLT.
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Once upon a browser
Once upon a browser is a bookmarklet you can use to randomly rotate elements on the page.
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Mozilla Firefox extensions
Nowadays the browser extensions shape our browsing experience. Here is a list of extensions I use in Mozilla Firefox.I have also made public the list of my favorite addons on the Mozilla website.
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Evolution Of The JavaScript Loop
Doing a bit of testing last week, I have found out that the source code for the Game Of Life JavaScript Implementation is not working with Internet Explorer 7 (IE7).
It turns out that IE7 doesn’t support the
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Game Of Life JavaScript Implementation
Recently I have come across my old implementation of Conway’s Game Of Life in JavaScript I have played with a few years ago, had a long look and I didn’t like it.
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