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OpenStreetMap & Leaflet.js – Free Map on Your Homepage, No Registration Needed
OpenStreetMap is a Free map of the world. You can even use it on your web pages without registering anywhere. Leaflet.js is a JavaScript library that makes it easy to embed a map on a web page. This article teaches … Continue reading
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Tagged GIS, JavaScript, Leaflet.js, location, map, OpenStreetMap.org, osm, web
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Hello Cordova – Develop Android Apps on Ubuntu Linux
Write Android Apps in HTML5 and JavaScript. Cordova allows access to hardware (GPS, accelerometer…) and packaging for Google Play.
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Tagged android, Android SDK, Cordova, hello world, html5, install, JavaScript, linux, mobile, Node.js, non-root, npm, PhoneGap, ubuntu, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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Translate titles for Wikipedia – Firefox Addon
Add English and Finnish translations to Wikipedia pages. A Firefox addon.
Javascript Basics – variable function loop if-then-else print
Learn the very basics of Javascript: variables, functions, loops, if-then-else and printing. Run the short example in your browser, then view the source. Knowing the basics will make it more fun to jQuery/PhoneGap/Cordova/ProcessingJs.
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Tagged basics, beginner, EcmaScript, example, for, function, html5, if-then-else, JavaScript, loop, mobile, tutorial, variable, while
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Processing.js Graphics in PhoneGap/Cordova – Example for Android
Create simple graphics and animations with Processing.js. You can publish your games and graphics as Android Apps with Cordova. Cordova (aka PhoneGap) allows you to write Android and IOS apps with HTML5 and Javascript.
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Tagged android, Cordova, example, html5, Java, JavaScript, mobile, PhoneGap, Processing.js, tutorial
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Memory Game in Whole Helsinki
Play memory game – using the whole Helsinki as a map! My students Panu Koskela and Henry Kokko submitted their game to Apps4Finland. Competition entry on Apps4Finland Youtube video Free Android Download on Google Play
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Tagged android, apps4finland, competition, Cordova, Google Play, html5, JavaScript, Maanmittauslaitos, map, mobile, openlayers, PhoneGap, student
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Hello PhoneGap – from xUbuntu 12.04 Live CD
Install PhoneGap development environment and emulator from scratch. Start writing Android applications with Javascript and HTML. Guru version Hello Android $ sudo apt-get -y install ia32-libs eclipse Eclipse: Help: Install New Software. https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/. Install Android 2.2. New Android Virtual Device? … Continue reading
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Tagged android, Cordova, gettings started, html5, install, JavaScript, Live CD, mobile, PhoneGap, precise, tutorial, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
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Teaching PhoneGap – Write Apps in Javascript and HTML5
I’ll teach the next mobile development course in PhoneGap. The Haaga-Helia course Mobiilituotekehitys bus4tn008-2 will be in Finnish. The course seems to be fully booked already, but you can get a place if someone cancels. I’ll teach the course with … Continue reading
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Tagged android, cell phone, course, html5, iPhone, JavaScript, kurssi, Mobiilituotekehitys, mobile, PhoneGap, rapid appliction development, Windows Phone
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Getting Started with OpenLayers and OpenStreetmap
Add a free, interactive map on your homepage. Just plain HTML5 and JavaScript, no special server needed. Live demo with source. No API keys needed. And if you really like it, you can later download planet vector data for free! … Continue reading
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Tagged getting started, GIS, html5, JavaScript, open data, openlayers, OpenStreetMap, pick, tutorial
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