Android - Where is my menu button?

So you’ve created your super polished android application and added a navigation menu to it, so your users can go from a place to another in your application without having top jump to the main application screen. It’s great, they can now simply press the menu button, and and a little menu pops up showing them all options available in your application. You’ve obviously made sure to select the correct images, and use icons that adhere to the Android style. Great! It’s time to start testing you application in as many devices as you can, and definitely make sure it works on any of the latest devices. Until you you see yourself facing a device that looks like this:

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What breaks WP Super Cache

Disclaimer: This blog post is not meant to be timeless, meaning it will lose its relevancy as soon as the stuff I’ll mention below gets updated. I will do my best to keep up with the updates, and delete this blog post as soon as it becomes irrelevant.

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Finite image slider

I’ve been asked to come up with an image slider prototype for something new we were doing at work.

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Enterprise queuing applications

At work, we’ve decided to start using enterprise queuing applications for ease of communication between our ColdFusion and .Net projects.

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Upgrading Castle from 2.1 to 2.5

I was recently working on a .Net project that uses Castle as it’s IoC Container. At some point I realized it would be beneficial to have Castle running on its latest version, so I could benefit of the new functionalities. More specifically I was hoping to be able to use Startable Facility in order to get the objects to be started as soon as they are loaded.

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E4X and XML with namespaces

Here’s is something that got me scratching my head for a little while today while working on my new mobile application.

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