Tim Kadlec

APRIL 14, 2016

I head out of the airport in San Francisco and grab a taxi. I consider myself an outgoing and social person, but I’ve just spent six hours or so crammed next to a bunch of strangers in a combination of airports and planes. All I want to do right now is hang in the back seat of this taxi, enjoying 45 minutes of quiet. You never know with taxis though.

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The Polyglot Developer

APRIL 15, 2016

When developing mobile apps, at some point in time you may find yourself needing to show a background notification to your users. There are two types of notifications, one being the push notification which is sent from a remote server and the other being local notifications that are triggered from within the application. We’re going to focus on local notifications here.

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Testlodge

APRIL 12, 2016

We’ve written about a number of different types of software testing in the past, from functional testing , black & white box testing , smoke testing , pair testing and more. Many of these testing methods have rigid structures and rules, and a lot of planning and preparation go into them. Most testing involves following a script (a test case) and comparing expected results to actual results.

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The Polyglot Developer

APRIL 13, 2016

I get this question a lot, not necessarily for NativeScript , but for other mobile frameworks. The question is, how do you send emails from within your Android and iOS application without launching one of the already installed mail apps? In other words how do you send emails via a custom form within the application or in the background? A solution to this question would be to use a backend web server that can send mail and create an API endpoint to it that can be accessed from your mobile app.

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