Jordi Boehme Lopez
Layouting in Tabris.js
Warning! This article is outdated and might not represent the current state of Tabris.
Tabris 1.4 Preview: Pull to Refresh
We are working at full steam on the new features for Tabris 1.
Tabris 1.3 is here! Open Sourcing Passe-Partout...
Today we are proud to unleash Tabris 1.3. Aside from many improvements under the hood and user experience enhancements for Android and iOS, some major features made it into this Tabris release.
SWT Best Practices: Changing Fonts
Here is a widespread way of creating a label with a bold font:
Is SWT Ready for the Years to Come?
With all of the current mobile and desktop operating systems we use all day, most users expect a great deal from an application user interface.
Lean OSGi Launch Configurations with Jetty
Over the last years I have seen many OSGi project, and while I am pretty happy with most of them there is a tendency to oversized launch configurations.
Effective Java Debugging with Eclipse
Learning to write code efficiently is only one step towards becoming a coding master.
Tabris 0.9.0 - New & Noteworthy
Just in time for Christmas, I’m happy to announce our biggest release yet: Tabris 0.
Options to Distribute and Install an iOS App
So you have build an iOS app using Tabris or another technology of your choice?
My Top 10 Tips on how to be more productive with the Eclipse IDE
I’ve met many programmers over the years who had just started using Eclipse or already had “some experience” – but they used Eclipse just as a text editor or handled it in a very cumbersome way.
Tabris 0.7.0 – New and Noteworthy
Tabris has made a big step forward in this 0.7 release.
Handling Camera and Album UIImages on iOS
In a next release of Tabris we will provide support for Camera.
UIFont from a CSS definition
If you need to get a matching UIFont object from a CSS definition like “font-family: Arial; font-size: 24px; font-weight: bold;” you have no way to do it with the API that iOS provides for three reasons.
Turbocharged RAP
The release of the RAP protocol is an important milestone. The protocol enables native mobile client Apps (in addition to the existing browser client) to connect to the RAP server.
Accessing a very large data set with mobile devices
A few months ago my colleague, Ralf Sternberg, wrote an article on “how to access a huge dataset with the web browser".
All systems go
I just recieved my EclipseCon 2009 Registration confirmation. Here are my talks that were accepted: My workbench on your desktop?