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I am currently making an app that allows third-party developers to create widgets for it using the API. Right now, I ship a library with the application containing a class that developers must create a subclass of. They must package their program in an NSBundle for my app to load.
Have you guys ever created an Objective-c APIs? If so, do you have tips to tell me?
Thanks
If your goal is to provide documentation for your API I would suggest you to use doxygen. Here you'll find an interesting tutorial on how to document with doxygen.
I would also recommend you reading API Design by Matt Gemmell. It's a good reference on what a developer could expect from a well designed API.
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I am working on a new project , in which the GUI part is built on top of GWT(Google window toolkit),as I have to make few changes in GUI part , Please advise me some viedeo tutorials for GUI , although I am going through http://www.mkyong.com/google-app-engine/google-app-engine-hello-world-example-using-eclipse/
but please advise some best tutorials specially the viedeo one.Thanks in advance
also please advise google web toolkit and google app engine are they two different independent things.
Here you can start with tutorial of helloworld..
And then have a look at Architecture building with GWT
Finally with Remote procedure calls (hitting backend).
And finally your second Question GWT with App engine
And I'm suggesting to have a look at GWT showcase and as well as code samples.
And the best GWT examples site roughian
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I am looking for a "working" API to work with google Maps in my new WebApp. The problem is: there are a plenty of third party libraries and I have tried some which did not work. Which one would you guys suggest?
Thanks in advance!
Did you check the unreleased gwt teams library for maps?
It was pointed out in the answer to GWT + Google Maps API v3.
The branflake2267's trunk has fixed a lot of errors, it's well maintained and it's good for production, I recommend it as the first option until google releases an oficial one (the 3.8.0-pre1 is a bit outdated and has some bugs).
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Can anyone recommend a good source of material for learning how to use Talend Open Studio For Data Integration?
I've had a look at the TalendForge tutorials but was wondering if a more cohesive training resource exists for beginners?
I've search the Interweb and can't find anything that isn't off TalendForge or a book with terrible reviews!
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
There are some reference manuals which can be downloaded from official website. Once you go to this link, goto tab Data Integration there, at the bottom of the page you can find a section User Documentation. Download the appropriate pdfs.
We get minimal help from them, but self exploration would give better results once we have been through these materials.
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I saw some frameworks and wanted to know which one is the best.
Raw PHP, .net, Java...? Another?
I would answer this question with another question:
Which is the language or framework
you are more comfortable with?
But if that does not answer your question, and you prefer to try some other language/framework to develop Facebook apps, I believe the best you can do is take a look at the Facebook developer site and check which SDK they offer.
You're going to get a lot of different answers here. Depending on what people prefer to use, they'll say it's the best.As long as you can get what you want done, go with what you know.
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can you advice me a book or something else containing good practices about how to build/structure a web application in a way that will be easy to extend it with an Android/iPhone version later.
I am currently trying to get into Django so it will be nice if the practices are related to it, but every hint will be appreciated.
I would suggest just doing Model-View-Controller. If you put all your logic into your controller (which you should), going from a web based application to a mobile one is just writing a new view.