I'm not sure where this should be posted but I have a suggestion for Google Docs. My elementary school children are learning to write and I believe it would be beneficial if Docs would point out when their spelling or grammar is wrong via underlining, as is the case now. However, it would be nice if the suggestions could be turned off so that the student is informed something is wrong but they need to be the one to retry until they get it right. Simply clicking the suggestion does not lead to greater understanding. Would this be possible? Thank you,
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How often can I call UIApplication. shared.registerForRemoteNotifications() in order to retrieve the device token from APNs. Are there any rules or limits stated in the documentation from Apple. Can I call it as often as I wish?
I have tried to look through the documentation my self, but could not find anything useful. If I have overlooked something please accept my apologies, but please paste a link to the documentation that relates to this question.
I will also be interested in other people's experiences.
Thank you very much in advance!
Hello fellow developers :)
I have been trying to implement Google Play Games Services in my newest app project, but find myself being completely lost. I find GMS to be quite complicated and therefore need some sort of tutorial to stand a chance.
Unfortunately the official guide on Googles websites (https://developers.google.com/games/services/ios/quickstart) only describes the setup process for Objective-C.
My question is therefore, as ambiguous as is, if anyone knows anything that could help me implement GMS. This includes links to tutorials, code-snippets, personal tips, or anything else that could come in handy.
And yes, I am aware that questions like these are often frowned upon due to their ambiguous nature. What must be understood is that this question is a desperate last attempt before giving up and going with GameCenter instead. I simply have not found the information needed anywhere else.
Thank you! :)
You may need to use a bridging header for this. Check out the following link by gguuss in GitHub: http://github.com/gguuss/gplus-ios-swift.
Blog vs youtube revenues? This is the question.
I have some solutions to IT problems that i know they are unique and unsolved, as i searched all over the place and didn't find answers.
Now i want to share this and i wonder how it would be the best way to do this considering revenues? I guess i can resume it to adsense vs youtube?
I have no ideea which is more profitable, or if there is any other way which i didn't think of and would be more profitable than those two.
Please consider i do not have too much time to invest in for ex finding contracts to advertise independently on my blog let's say. I want to write it (blog), or post it (youtube) and forget about it, or do minimal maintenance (1h/week).
Thank you in advance people :)
Put your ideas on your youtube with a link onscreen and on the description to your blog. This way your ideas will have more visibility.
I've programmed 2 rails apps so far that have definitely gotten me pretty comfortable with ruby + rails. I can't say the same about C though. I don't even know what I'm looking at to be honest any time I look at C. It looks like macaroni.
I'm trying to build a spotify web app. The web API sucks, so I have to use this: https://developer.spotify.com/technologies/libspotify/
Documentation: https://developer.spotify.com/technologies/libspotify/docs/12.1.45/
Someone told me I can look at SWIG as a wrapper to communicate with rails.
The data I'm trying to get is 3 things: Number of subscribers, playlist thumbnail, number of tracks... given a playlist URL in the format of: http://open.spotify.com/user/{{username}}/playlist/{{playlist_id}}
To be honest, I have no idea where to even start. I can't find any swig tutorials online, and staring at this documentation isn't helping.
Could someone maybe give me a very brief 1,2,3 step procedure that one might go through to do something like this? I don't really expect any code.. but.. this is very roughly what I understand so far.. perhaps someone could help me fill this in..
save all C files you need to rails lib directory
compile files with ... ?
use swig somehow
:|
Any help would be super appreciated. I realize this is vague and 'subjective' but I don't even know how to ask this objectively. Just a quick 1-2-3-4-5 to get me started so I can do some googling would be fantastic.
Edit: I did find this, but this seems to be much obsolete: https://github.com/sarnesjo/greenstripes
Well, this is certainly not the answer but just thought to gather some related links here.
http://www.eqqon.com/index.php/Ruby_C_Extension_API_Documentation_(Ruby_1.8)
http://java.ociweb.com/mark/programming/Ruby_C_Extensions.pdf
http://people.apache.org/~rooneg/talks/ruby-extensions/ruby-extensions.html
Let us know about any update.
After some digging I have found this. I think this is the answer for my ruby libspotify wrapper: https://github.com/Burgestrand/Hallon
Is there any way to figure out the points that comprise the UIBeziarPath? It looks like you can't backtrack and see what's already there. Thanks for the help.
It's not the easiest solution, but check out the answer to this question. The question has a response that is just a link with no other info. It has a pretty good suggestion.