I am developing a app with .NET Compact Framework for a Motorola MC2180.
This app needs to print to a Zebra MZ 220 printer.
How can you print from the .NET Compact Framework, and customize it for a particular printer?
See my answer here. Zebra provides an SDK for winMobile
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I am Just started with Corona SDK and could not find any IDE with proper Corona SDK. Can any one list out the IDE for the Corona SDK for Mac.
The Corona SDK IDE's are
sublime text. source1
coronaprojectmanager source2
Lua Glider source3
ZeroBrane Studio source4
Lua Glider is the best, Am using it since a year am master in that and can help you in that please ask if want any help.
I would highly recommend sublime text 2 due to the fact that Corona Labs now officially supports it. Plus just yesterday, Corona updated and has this cool snippets that allow sample code to be added via a GUI.
Check it out: http://coronalabs.com/blog/2013/12/11/corona-editor-is-now-1-0/
Check out Visual Studio Code – a free text editor from Microsoft
https://code.visualstudio.com/
It runs on OS X
While the full Visual Studio IDE is a Windows-based tool, Visual Studio Code has a native version for OS X. If you’re comfortable with the IDE in Windows, you’ll feel right at home when working in OS X.
It supports Corona SDK
Code highlighting is part of the standard Visual Studio Code editor, and an optional extension called Corona Tools brings Corona’s documentation to the editor. Installing the extension gives you keyboard shortcuts to either open or search Corona Labs’ documentation. While this is currently a new extension with limited functionality, feel free to reach out to the developer, Tobiah Zarlez, to request additional features.
I can't find compatible parser which can be used on Windows in Delphi XE2 and after exporting Firemonkey iOS App to Xcode on Mac OS. What parser is compatible with iOS?
I believe that NativeXML is compatible with Windows, Mac and iOS.
Jedi CodeLibrary has built-in XML engine. They also generalyl have FreePascal as their target.
One more reportedly pure-pascal implementation: http://gurin.tomsknet.ru/delphixml.html , download link at page bottom
Generally, you'd better go FreePascal forums and ask there for Delphi-compatible XML library.
Currently we have an application which allows the user to include/remove the pages, images and text(which is given to the printer, using hooking we are getting the printed document and then processing it).
Now we want to develop the same for Metro UI style application for Windows 8.
So what is the starting point to develop the above said application using XAML and C#?
Should we need to learn HTML5, Javascript to develop Metro UI style application?
If you are familiar with Javascript and HTML, then using Javascript could be what you want. Microsoft claims that Javascript, C++ and C# are just different projections of WinRT APIs. So theoretically, if you can write the app in C#+XMAL, then you should also be able to write it in Javascript+HTML5.
So the question is really which language you are more proficient in or which language do you prefer to use.
Visual Studio 11 Express Beta and Windows 8 Consumer Previews are available for free at this point, so there is no cost for you to start your development.
Here is a bundle of Consumer Preview samples:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Windows-8-Modern-Style-App-Samples
Here is a link for the printing API:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh448418(v=vs.85).aspx
Hope this will get you started on your application.
I hope to migrate one of my apps to BlackBerry Tablet OS. Does it have WYSIWYG GUI tool that integrates with Eclipse or Visual Studio, or do have to use a HTML/CSS/JavaScript editor?
I don't know of a WYSIWYG GUI tool for the Tablet OS, sorry. There are some excellent HTML/CSS editors out there though, you may want to look at FogCreek's latest offering : WebPutty
Blackberry UI components look so poor after seeing the iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 platforms.
Are there any third-party UI component libraries for BlackBerry?
Article How to implement advanced BB UI contains many ready-to-use components!