Kategorie: tutorial
Volltextsuche mit PostgreSQL und Spring (Teil II)
Tim Essig
29.11.2024
PostgreSQL bringt seit Version 12 auch eine Volltextsuche mit. Wie man diese nutzen und einfach in Spring integriert zeigen wir euch in dieser Artikelserie.
Volltextsuche mit PostgreSQL und Spring (Teil I)
Tim Essig
20.09.2024
PostgreSQL bringt seit Version 12 auch eine Volltextsuche mit. Wie man diese nutzen und einfach in Spring integriert zeigen wir euch in dieser Artikelserie.
Kekse im synyx-Design
Jennifer Abel
17.01.2024
Dieser Beitrag enthält eine Schritt für Schritt Anleitung zur Erstellung eines Keksausstechers mit FreeCAD. Das designte Teil kann dann in einem 3D-Drucker materialisiert werden. Die Anleitung lässt sich auch leicht auf jeden individuell gezeichneten Keksausstecher übertragen.
Visualizing and analysing Neo4j data using NeoDash
Jennifer Abel
24.04.2023
This article will give an example dashboard definition using NeoDash. It also includes instructions for creating a sample data set.
Deploy NeoDash on Kubernetes
Jennifer Abel
23.04.2023
This article gives an example how to deploy NeoDash and use it for management reporting with backend Neo4j 4.4 community edition. It is the last article of a series of 5 articles on Neo4j.
How to build your own ready-to-use Neo4j image
Jennifer Abel
22.04.2023
This article gives an example how to build a ready-to-use Neo4j image. It is part 4 of a series of 5 articles on Neo4j. The upcoming article is about presenting data with NeoDash to the management.
Backing up Neo4j using MinIO / S3 buckets
Jennifer Abel
21.04.2023
This article gives an example how to backup Neo4j 4.4 community edition. It is part 3 of a series of 5 articles on Neo4j. The upcoming articles will include: Creating your own Neo4j image, Presenting Data with NeoDash.
Migrating Neo4j community from 3.2 to 4.4
Jennifer Abel
20.04.2023
This article gives an example how to migrate to Neo4j 4.4 community edition from version 3.2. It is part 2 of a series of 5 articles on Neo4j. The upcoming articles will include: Backup for Neo4j Community Edition, Creating your own Neo4j image, Presenting Data with NeoDash.
Deploy Neo4j 4.4 community edition on Kubernetes
Jennifer Abel
19.04.2023
This article gives an example how to deploy Neo4j 4.4 community edition to your Kubernetes Cluster. It is part 1 of a series of 5 articles on Neo4j. The upcoming articles will include: Migration to Neo4j 4.4, Backup for Neo4j Community Edition, Creating your own Neo4j image, Presenting Data with NeoDash.
Geschmeidige Datenmigration zwischen MinIO-Services mithilfe des MinIO-Clients
Daniela Grammlich
15.08.2022
In der Kubernetes-Landschaft unseres Kunden Contargo kommen mehrere Object-Storage-Services in Form von MinIO-Clustern zum Einsatz. Der Artikel beschreibt ein Kubernetes-Deployment des MinIO-Clients zur Unterstützung der Datenmigration zwischen zwei Object-Storages.
Go! Run! Go!
Karl-Ludwig Reinhard
08.07.2020
A small field report about replacing a bash script with a small golang program and develop it further to a 'true' script in the context of gitlab ci. Comparing small aspects of bash scripts and with the equivalent constructs in go Also mixed with some of my thoughts about scripting in general :)
Limit of active devices during Android device tests
Max Ullinger
08.10.2019
Some time ago we decided to expand our pool of Android devices. These are used in our Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline. But running our tests we noticed a peculiar behaviour: Only 3 devices would execute the suite while the rest would wait. Then as soon as a device finished one of the waiting devices would proceed with the test suite.
Building Android projects with maven – part 2: Releases with maven
Tobias Knell
18.09.2013
In my previous post, I showed you the basic setup for android with maven using the android-maven-plugin. Now I’ll show you how to configure it to make releases with maven,…
Building Android projects with Maven – Part 1: Setup
Tobias Knell
13.09.2013
Building and managing Android projects with maven is not as easy as it could be. So in this blog, I’ll show you how we managed to get it work nicely.…
Android: size depending orientation lock
Tobias Knell
18.01.2013
We had a case in an internal app, where on Phones only the Portrait mode should be possible and on Tablets only the Landscape mode. So I googled a bit…
A small look into Google Cloud Messages
Tobias Knell
08.01.2013
Within the scope of some Android R&D I took a look at Google’s Cloud Message Service, GCM. Well, the starter guide at http://developer.android.com/google/gcm/gs.html is almost all you need to get started,…
Android: Expandable ListView
Tobias Knell
07.12.2012
In today’s tutorial I’d like to show you how to implement a ListView, that only displays a limited number of entries. With a button at the end of the list,…
Visualize JavaScript code quality and code coverage with Sonar
Benjamin Seber
08.08.2012
It is hard to imagine a web project without JavaScript code today. JavaScript is an easy to learn and very performant script language. In the past we have used JavaScript…
Android 2.1 SQLite: problem with QueryBuilder and Distinct
Tobias Knell
22.05.2012
In a recent project I encountered a problem with SQLite on android 2.1. On later versions, my code worked perfectly, but on 2.1 it crashed every time when trying to…
Android: ListView with rounded corners
Tobias Knell
21.11.2011
In my last project I needed to implement a ListView with rounded corners, because the app had to be supplied for Android and iPhone and they needed to look somewhat…
UI Test Automation
David Linsin
13.01.2011
One of the most impressive talks for me at WWDC 2010 was session 306 – “Automating Use Interface Testing with Instruments”. I’ve been wanting to check it out ever since…
Android: RoboGuice against onCreate boilerplate
Florian Krupicka
17.09.2010
When prototyping Android activities with a lot of view elements, the onCreate method can quickly become cluttered. Setup code that simply retrieves the views from the declarative layout (by using…
APN Device Tokens
David Linsin
14.09.2010
When you enable Apple Push Notifications (APN) for your App, your device generates a unique device token and pass it to the didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken method in your App delegate. Usually, you’ll…
Android resolution and layout problems
Tobias Knell
08.09.2010
During the process of developing I think I spider we discovered various problems regarding Android’s different resolutions. Here you can see which problems we encountered and how we solved them:…
Testing Apps with In App Purchases in Simulator
David Linsin
30.08.2010
If you add a store to your app and use In App Purchases to collect your payments, there are a couple of limitations your have to live with. One of…
Settings Bundle and Default Values
David Linsin
16.08.2010
We improved our “I think I spider” App quite a bit since Beta 1. Among other stuff we added some nice sound effects. If you want to check it out,…
On cross-device mobile development – Part 1
Florian Krupicka
13.08.2010
Once in a while a demand for fast development of a mobile application for several platforms at once comes up. Your team of developers might be small or knowledge about…
Debugging on your N900
Gast
23.07.2010
During development I realized that many device specific features are not available in the emulator. So I decided to find a way to debug software in realtime on the device.…
Split NSString by characters
David Linsin
11.07.2010
Have you ever pondered on the NSString class reference and you were overwhelmed by the sheer amount of methods? I certainly have and due to the endless possibilities those methods…
UI Prototyping iPhone Apps
David Linsin
29.06.2010
Before flying off to WWDC last month, I watched a whole bunch of sessions from 2009. Among others a session on “Prototyping iPhone User Interfaces” by Bret Victor. If you…
Android and self-signed ssl certificates
Tobias Knell
24.06.2010
Dealing with self-signed ssl certificates is a real pain, because it’s not that simple to add them in your app and let android accept them. But fortunately, there’s a workaround…
Routing / Driving directions on Android – Part 2: Draw the route
Tobias Knell
16.06.2010
After you got the route from wherever, you probably want to draw it on a MapView. But how to do it? That’s what I will show you now. Create a…
Routing / Driving directions on Android – Part 1: Get the route
Tobias Knell
14.06.2010
Complementary to Sebastian’s posts about how to navigate with the MapView and how to add customized overlays to it, I want to show you, how you display the route between…
Google Maps on Maemo 5 Part 1
Gast
07.06.2010
In this post i will show you how to realize a Maemo 5 Qt 4.6 application with google maps integration. The map: There is a good short tutorial with included…
Howto startup with Maemo and Qt 4.6 – Step2: Configure your IDE
Gast
02.06.2010
Configuration of Qt: My last post described howto setup your sdk an ide for Maemo5 and Qt development on the N900 devide. This time i will show you how to…
Performance optimization in Synyx Sudoku
Tobias Knell
28.05.2010
Now that SynyxSudoku has been on the market a little while, I want to tell a little about what kind of measurements we took to optimize the performance of it.…
How to add a “Find Your Company” feature to your iPhone App – Part II
David Linsin
19.05.2010
In my first installment, we laid the foundation for todays blog post. So don’t hesitate to head back for a recap, if you need to. You can download the code…
Lessons learned – iPhone Review
David Linsin
13.05.2010
When you submit an App to the Apple App Store it has to go through a “rigorous quality check”, conducted by Apple. Although there are plenty of resources out there,…
Google Maps on Android – Part 2: Overlays
Sebastian Heib
07.05.2010
In my last post about Google Maps on Android I showed you how to use the basic navigation features of google maps, like moving the map to a defined area…
How to add a 'Find Your Company' feature to your iPhone App – Part I
David Linsin
06.05.2010
We wanted to give our users the possibility to find our office. On the iPhone, the simplest way to do it, is to use Google Maps and the MapKit framework.…
Google Maps on Android – Part 1: Navigation
Sebastian Heib
30.04.2010
Integrating a google map on android is quiet simple – how to do this basically is shown in the tutorial on the android developer site. Showing the map itself is…
Howto startup with Maemo and Qt 4.6 – Step1: Setup
Gast
22.04.2010
As a Java developer it was not easy for me to find the right entry point for developing c++, using the trend-setting Qt 4.6 environment and having a cute ide…