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iPhone <canvas> appears slower than it should be. Same 50pixel line drawn on 100x100 canvas is 3-4 times faster than 400x400 canvas
| sometimes I love maven, sometimes it infuriates me, especially when I have to search for over an hour to find a poorly documented feature |
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| @thatha7 Are you familiar with the WebScripting Cocoa API? It's the mechanism by which you can export Cocoa into the JS environment. |
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| @thatha7 re:iphone native GWT. When? near future? How? exporting Cocoa environment to Javascript, similar to Syndroid |
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| cross domain FormPanel submits in GWT using window.name transport: http://tinyurl.com/692gva |
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| What if you could write iPhone native applications in GWT, and not have to learn Objective-C? Yes, it's possible. :) |
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| fixed some bugs in gwt-exporter, grab /trunk from SVN if you're interested |
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| Chronoscope GViz and Google Gadget released, http://timepedia.org |
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| Preparing launch of Chronoscope GViz today, both GViz API and Google Gadget |
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| My Google I/O GWT Extreme! conference video now online, http://tinyurl.com/5gzfr3, includes demo of 1 million realtime datapoint JS renderer |
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| GWT Exporter 2.0 snapshot released, zero-overhead exports, and 1.5 annotations |
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| Sun threatens to port J2ME for iPhone 2.0. Aha!, but would Steve allow an Android/Dalvik sans Linux port to be sold on iTMS? :) |
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| GWT Exporter 2.0 planning stages on timepedia.blogspot.com |
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| Excellent article in IntelliJ IDEA8, http://tinyurl.com/5dto7m. Semi-working Scala in newest version! Flex/JavaScript, Ruby, debuggers! |
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| New article, Design Patterns vs GWT Compiler, http://timepedia.blogspot.com |
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| GwtQuery 0.2 released, see http://tinyurl.com/6yxmhm |
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| Sigh. GwtQuery 0.2 in repository, but rc1 compiler breaks somehow. Tracking it down.... |
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| Ran into road block with maven build for GwtQuery 0.2 release. Rescheduled for Tuesday. |
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| I'm still decompressing from the conference. Expect GwtQuery 0.2 on monday, with redistributable JAR, and build scripts |
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| Has anyone ever implemented a real time Javascript chart which can navigate and render 1 million datapoints? :) |
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