I’ve just officially released my first Android application! It is an extremely simple, no-frills deals widget. The Newest Deal lite displays the latest deal in a home screen widget. This app has mainly served as a learning tool to get my hands wet with Android development.However, I do plan on releasing a full non-lite version [...]

Although this article appears to be specific for Computer Science majors, much of it overlaps with software engineering. It outlines some extremely useful and interesting things that all Computer Science/Software Engineering majors should know. The four main questions that this article answers are: What should every student know to get a good job? What should [...]

Today marks the start of development on my first “official” Android application. I plan to release it to the Android Market once its ready to go. The app is called UpDog and it is intended to be a simple status sharing application. With UpDog you can find out what your friends are up to as [...]

The following quoted text is an excerpt from the article “Awesome but often unknown Linux commands and tools (anchor.com.au)” which I found really useful! There are quite a few lesser-known Linux/Unix commands that can prove to be extremely useful. This quoted text outlines just a few of these, but there are many more out there… [...]

“The best candidate I have been able to come up with is the C/Unix/Posix use of NUL-terminated text strings. The choice was really simple: Should the C language represent strings as an address + length tuple or just as the address with a magic character (NUL) marking the end? This is a decision that the [...]

via Evolution of Computer Languages (via rackspace.com/cloud/blog)