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SoCoder : Getting Older6th September 2014 Just a bit late but wanted to say congrats on 8 years. New to the site but definitely a fan. Keep up the great work! |
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MS vs Apple24th August 2014 I've been apple user since I can remember but... iOS Safari sucks!!! One day apple will figure out a decent browser. so did you write your own port for windows or just keep the code simple in html5 for it to understand? |
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MS vs Apple24th August 2014 Makes sense. Do you actually code separately on the two machines or just test? I haven't stepped into the windows area of coding(games / apps) so I have no idea how it differs from mac or android. Just web development experience there. |
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MS vs Apple24th August 2014 Three words: Grab an apple. |
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Monkey X - install apk through code13th August 2014 Thanks Dabz, I'll give that a shot. I was thinking about running a shell command to install the apk's but wasn't sure where to begin. That looks promising. Thanks again. |
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Monkey X - install apk through code13th August 2014 Thanks for the response Jayenkai. Using the HttpRequest the files automatically download to the "Download" folder without leaving the app. I'm trying to keep the user in the app to keep it simple so they don't have to search for the various files. I'll ke*snip* |
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Monkey X - install apk through code13th August 2014 I am new to Monkey so bear with any ignorance. I started a simple app for the OUYA and am trying to download and install a few files without leaving the app. The files are downloaded with a simple HttpRequest, which works great, but I am having some trou*snip* |
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