Mobile development

Found myself dabbling in mobile development with MoSync SDK.

My first mobile application at google play: reList455.

Source code available at github.

cashbox455 new desktop app

for more info see project page

Markdown cheatsheet

I create Stack Exchange markdown cheat sheet. It is very simple, consists of 4 pdf pages each of them contains 2 pages of info.

Example of page

It contains all major markdown syntax items and Stack Exchange additions.
Download here.

mWatch455

Another mobile application released.
mWatch455 is simple chronograph for mobile phone.

sourceforge project page and video

win95m release

I released application for mobile phone. This app imitates windows95. Looks fun.
[sf project page]

Linux. Eclipse + wxWidgets. Screencast.

  Here is video showing how to install wxWidgets and Eclipse IDE to Linux system and make them work together. This screencast based on my previous post with little exceptions (java was already installed, also I installed libgtk2.0). Some pieces were cut(biggest of them - 'make' wxWidgets output). At the end of the video you can see customized 'minimal' wxWidgets application builded with Eclipse IDE.

 

  Here is link to video.

Linux. Eclipse + wxWidgets

In this post I describe how I installed wxWidgets and Eclipse at Linux system and make them work together.

Here is my plan:

1. Install wxWidgets

  1.1 download

    I use this link. It's last stable version for this moment.

  1.2 unpack

    I use this command: tar -xvf <wxWidgets archive.tar.gz>

  1.3 build

• change directory to unpacked archive cd <wxWidgets folder>

• make build folder mkdir <wxWidgets build folder>

• change current directory to build folder cd <wxWidgets build folder>

• I select following parameters for configure script:

    ../configure --enable-stl --enable-unicode --enable-static --disable-shared --enable-monolithic --enable-debug

• then type make
• then sudo make install
• and sudo ldconfig

1.4 *checkpoint*: build 'minimal' sample application

    I run make command in <wxWidgets build folder>/minimal> directory and get minimal wxWidgets application.

2. Install Eclipse

  2.1 install Java if it's not installed

    I use this link.

  2.2 *checkpoint*: get Java's version

    java -version

  2.3 download Eclipse

    I need Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers. It can be found here.

  2.4 unpack

    tar -xvf <Eclipse archive.tar.gz>

    There is no install procedure. Just change directory to unpacked Eclipse folder and run ./eclipse

   2.5 *checkpoint*: build trivial C++ project

3. Connect Eclipse with wxWidgets.

  3.1 set project options

• navigate Project > Properties > C/C++ Build > Settings > Tool Settings 
• add to C++ Compiler > Command line pattern following string `wx-config --cxxflags`
• add to C++ Compiler > Includes path to wxWidgets/include folder
• add to C++ Linker > Command line pattern following string `wx-config --libs`

  3.2 *checkpoint*: build 'minimal' sample application from Eclipse

 

After all this steps I got Linux system with installed wxWidgets and Eclipse IDE.