Some weeks ago I read about the Necessitas project on the Qt Labs Blog which let you able to run Qt application on the Android platform. It was very interesting and now I’m going to try it.
My test environment is my Mac Book Pro with Snow Leopard.
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How to setup and compile the latest source code of PySide under Mac OS X
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To pass a Win32 window handler from a PySide object to a win32gui.GetDC() method is not so simple as with PyQt4 or wxPython.
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In this post I’ll show an updated version of the SWIG tutorial to build a Python module on top of a C library which works under Mac OS X.
The December’s snow and the inability to reach the office gave me the time to explore the way to use an offline revision control system with our subversion repository. My colleague Pedro did some searches before and found Bazaar as the most interesting candidate for this task.
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Today I was talking with a ex-colleague from the previous company I worked for and comes in my mind the first project I did in ActionScript some months ago.
I finally upgraded my Samsung Galaxy S to Android 2.2 Froyo!
Why do recursive calls when you can do the same thing without it ? Use a recursive function makes the code clear but can be inefficient and soon or later you will hit the stack limit.
One month ago I bought the new Samsung Galaxy S with a UK SIM card and a flat mobile Internet plan, which it’s a very good deal for who has an Android smartphone device. Unfortunately, when I come back to Italy and I switched the UK SIM with the italian one, I completely forgot to disable the data traffic and because of that I got a charge of €5 in a single day 
