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I was reading about Machine to Machine(M2M) technology where it was mentioned that Mihini is the framework that will be used to create M2M applications. My doubt is,
How to integrate the Mihini framework in Koneki Lua Development environment.
How to use that framework.
Has Mihini framework is released for use.
Is there tutorials available to use Mihini framework in Koneki.
The Mihini code is hopefully going to be posted on eclipse.org this week. It has been undergoing our normal IP due diligence, so sorry for the delay.
In the meantime, there is a little documentation on how to get going with Koneki and Mihini on this page[1]. I've been playing with this stuff in the evenings and hope to be able to add some more content there soon.
Please be patient for just a little bit longer :)
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Mihini/Run_Mihini_on_an_Open_Hardware_platform
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I am working on building a test automation framework with Perl and Selenium for a web-application.
I am weighing the pros and cons (with respect to maintainability of tests) of using Test::Routine v/s Test::Class . If there are people who have experience using either, can you please share your experiences ?
I am a beginner , so any links to more information concerning the benefits of either would also be greatly beneficial.
Thanks.
In the awesome beauty of the Perl community and CPAN, I found this module that I think already does what you want to implement:
Test::WWW::Selenium
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I am newbie in iPhone development.I want to start a project and want to know coding standards of objective-C like naming, casting etc.Thanks
Start with reading Apple documentation on the iOS Dev Center. It contains a wealth of howtos, tutorials and technical stuff.
If you are starting fresh and want to learn the basics, Ray Wenderlich has some great guides out there, especially for people new to the language. You could try starting with this tutorial he has created. Enjoy the ride :)
Google also has an Objective-C style guide here
Some of its rules might be questionable, but it is nicely succinct and covers most of the key language constructs.
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Heard that Microsoft is planning to release Metro (http://connect.microsoft.com/metro), calling next generation technologies and some of them said its going to replace .NET, is it true?
How Metro is important for a .NET developer?
Metro style is a new type of ux. It will not be replaced and in fact the new windows 8 has two modes. It all depends on the goal of your application. Take a look at this blog it explains it pretty well.
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/posts/11-09-15/i-know-what-you-re-thinking-and-you-re-wrong.aspx
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Metro is the new GUI, started with Windows Phone 7, prior to that similar interface used in MS Zune player.
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i am working on a application which needs connectivity with database i had create database and import it successfully but i dont know how connect it with code can any help me?
Let me google it for you.
http://dblog.com.au/iphone-development-tutorials/iphone-sdk-tutorial-reading-data-from-a-sqlite-database/
http://www.icodeblog.com/2008/08/19/iphone-programming-tutorial-creating-a-todo-list-using-sqlite-part-1/
The sqlite framework is available on the iPhone, you first need to import it (it's called libsqlite3.0.dylib).
Bear in mind that it's all in C so you have to be comfortable with that.
There are already many tutorials on the Internet on how to use it in an iPhone application.
If you'd rather go the Objective-C way, there is an excellent wrapper around the sqlite C API for the iPhone called FMDatabase: https://github.com/lightory/fmdb
Also, you could have a look at Core Data which, again, will do most of the nasty tasks for you.
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Since I have found nearly nothing about phonegap development on stackoverflow as of yet, I thought I would ask the community what they think about this framework. Is it easy to use? Do the benefits of using a crossplatform framework outweigh the restriction of javascript/html/css only development. My company wants to develop a simple merchant type application, but they are worried about reinventing the wheel by first developing an iPhone app and then also developing an android version. What do you guys think?