In one of my previous posts, I mentioned that I was using rainmeter to display useful information such as events in my google calendar on my desktop. Google updated their calendar to API v3 sometime early this year and this broke the functionality. After waiting few months for a fix, and ...

This semester has been a rather hectic one. There is this massive Java Enterprise project that lasts throughout the entire semester. In the midst of this project, our team encountered a rather puzzling bug. Despite following the sample code snippets closely and trawling through Stack Overflow, ...

In light of the recent fiasco over the NDP website, I thought it would be apt for me to share my thoughts on how I believe web development in Singapore has ended up in this dismal state today. This is definitely not an isolated case, the series of breaches by Messiah last year being proof. Lack ...

show create table shows the code used to create the table, especially useful since I cant, for the life of me find a GUI in phpmyadmin to input/check foreign key constraints. The output will look something like this. CREATE TABLE `attendance` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `eid` ...

And so, this month I will be rather busy volunteering on developing an app for the scouts. Some pointers I have picked up so far... 1) You need to pick somewhere to stop supporting. If you are supporting all versions of Android since 1.5. There is gonna be a whole lot of functionality that you ...

Having released a couple of apps with the most successful one garnering roughly 70 installs so far, I was pleasantly surprised to receive an email from a user. He was asking for advice on how to achieve an effect through shell script. Even though it is not directly related to my app which ...