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i want to reduce the build time taken for a build by excecuting as many independent tasks at the same time as possible. is it possible to do it?
I have tried using parallel tasks in the targets but parallel task will only parallelise within a target.i didnt get any significant build time reduction with parallel tasking.so now i am want to run entire targets in parallel.
Ant supports parallel tasks. See this documentation: http://ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/parallel.html
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I would like to replicate the default clock app in my app. Is there any way i can use the default app in my application or i should create a new one inside my app.I would be needing the world clock function in my app , What is the best method to implement it? Thanks in advance.
No, you cannot re-use the current 'World Clock' app within your own. You are going to have to replicate this functionality yourself.
CocoaControls does have a number of open source 'clock' controls that you might find useful.
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So I am planning to build a basic app that does the following:
When app is turned on:
track the speed
once speed is over threshold
play sound
the 'sound' is randomly picked from an array of sound.
I know iOS is known for being restrictive so I've planned my app
using as less resources as possible.
Thanks in advance!
If you just want a YES/NO answer then the answer is YES, you can do all of those things...
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I want to be able to work on my app but I won't have internet. So how can I run the app? Would regular rails s do the trick or is a network required for that?
rails s runs the server locally. Furthermore, I think you misunderstand the term virtual.
rails s will get the job done. Just run that command, then go to http://localhost:4000 (or whatever port it runs on)
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Is there an Ant profiler that will run my ant script and tell me how long targets, tasks and operations took to complete?
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Ant has two related features to allow the build process to be monitored => listeners and loggers :
Ant >= 1.8.x ships with the ProfileLogger
Ant statistics, a logger that logs executions times for all targets, and graphs them over the time
Performance Monitor from antcontrib, a listener that keeps track of the amount of time that each target and task takes to execute and prints a final summary
or write your own.
YourKit YouMonitor is able to profile Ant, Maven, Gradle and many other build tools https://www.yourkit.com/youmonitor/
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I've learned that I have to make automated tests for better quality.
But I have no experience about tests. My problem is I have no idea. I'm asking any good guidance of making test for applications.
You can use the Sen Testing kit that ships with Xcode. I have written a shell script that will create an Xcode project template for you, that template already includes a target for the so-called “logic tests” and a sample logic test. See Xtemplate on GitHub.
One solution is google-toolbox-for-mac.