If you’ve been following the development of location based applications under Android and the iPhone you must have seen a lot of comparison charts showing the strengths and weaknesses of each SDK and mentioning the differences. Well, now you can cross one difference off that list!
If you’ve been following the development of location based applications under Android and the iPhone you must have seen a lot of comparison charts showing the strengths and weaknesses of each SDK and mentioning the differences. Well, now you can cross one difference off that list!
OpenFire is an open source project from igniterealtime. It is an IM (Instant Messaging) server that can be installed on any corporate private network to provide IM solutions to its community. It uses the popular Jabber/XMPP protocol so you can communicate with it through almost any multi-protocol IM client (Pidgin for example). It has a counterpart IM client, Spark.
While you create Android activities, you supply the activity view content either through XML or dynamically through the code. But, sometimes the content in the view, specifically the static content (content that does not change with different runs) may be a web page; e.g. "Help" Activity or "Terms and Conditions" Activity of your application.
Piwik is an open source web analytics software that has been launched under a GPL license. Piwik gives you detailed reports on your website pageviews, visitors, search engine keywords, popular pages and more. Their goal is to be an open source web analytics software that is a good alternative to Google Analytics.
As a software and web developer, I am always interested in tools that help developers and ease the overall project management process.
For long time, I have searched for the best application that I can trust and use as my all-in-one solution for project management and issue tracking. I have seen many applications that claimed to be the best, downloaded many free tools and signed up for many trial accounts. Examples include EasyProjects.NET, Trac, XPlanner, Bugzilla, Mingle, Basecamp, and Goplan.
I came across dnScoop, an online tool to determine the estimated value of a website depending on several factors. Factors include Domain Age, Page Rank, Inbound Links, Traffic Rank and others.
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