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Jun 8

Überladen vs. Trivialisieren – Zwischen Platin und Blech

Das Interview mit Joachim Arrasz, Softwarearchitekt bei Synyx GmbH & Co. KG, und Pavlo Baron, Enterprise Architekt in München, ist nun im Java Magazin erschienen. In der Rubrik “Architektur” erschien…

Jun 7

Google Maps on Maemo 5 Part 1

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…

Jun 3

WWDC 2010

I’m going to Apple’s WWDC this year and I’m pretty excited to fully dive into iPhone development for the whole next week. That it takes place in San Francisco is…

Jun 2

Howto startup with Maemo and Qt 4.6 – Step2: Configure your IDE

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…

Mai 28

Performance optimization in Synyx Sudoku

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.…

Mai 26

In my humble opinion — FroYo rocks!

FroYo (Frozen Yoghurt) is the name Google gave its new Android 2.2 Release. FroYo is like each previous version a mixture between API Changes, new Userfeatures and some new cool…

Mai 25

Five reasons why you should not work alone on IT-Projects

In my opinion its much better to have a team working on a project than a single person. Even if this means that your customer might have to wait a…

Mai 22

jug-ka: "20 Gründe warum man keine Architekten braucht", eine persönliche Meinung

Am 12.05.2010 fand die Java User Group Karlsruhe Veranstaltung “20 Gründe warum man keine Architekten braucht” statt. Da ich die letzten Treffen versäumt habe wollte ich, auch als Getränkelieferant, mal…

Mai 21

Mobile Solutions – Summary

It has been quite a while since my last update on what’s happening over at our Mobile Solutions Blog, so let’s get right into it. One of the most interesting…