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5 Oct 2014

LLVM and Emscripten: Small Steps towards Platform-Agnostic Programming

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Programming languages are human-readable languages that produce instructions for a computer to understand. Choosing a programming language, however, is currently tied to a hardware platform (e.g., READ MORE

27 Sep 2014

Designing Software Systems

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

I’ve been thinking of strategies to build software with speed. Usually it takes several months to iterate on software systems during the engineering phase. In order to reduce the number of engineering READ MORE

design, hci, human-centered design, human-computer interaction, research, ux, ux design
24 Sep 2014

Summary of Life and Times of an API: A Play in Three Acts

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Thor Mitchell, a developer evangelist at Google, gave a presentation at APIWorld this September 2014. His READ MORE

api, rest, rest api
18 Sep 2014

Hook Model: Build Habit-Forming Products

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Over the past several months, Nir Eyal has been advertising his new book and idea the Hook Model in the Bay Area. The READ MORE

design, gamification, product
4 Sep 2014

iOS Support Matrix

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

For all iOS developers, a website is documenting the feature matrix between iOS versions and hardware releases of iPhone (ARMv6, ARMv7, ARMv7S, ARM64). Check http://iossupportmatrix.com/ READ MORE

ios, iphone, mobile
31 Aug 2014

Complete Android Activity and Fragment Lifecycle

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Steve Pomeroy, an Android developer, has been diligent in publishing the real Android activity and fragment lifecycle. Unlike the Android-official READ MORE

android, programming
2 Apr 2014

An emerging trend: Compiling to Javascript

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Over the past few years, Google’s V8 and Mozilla’s Spidermonkey READ MORE

html5, javascript
23 Dec 2013

Five approaches to building single-page web apps

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

While attending web meetups over the past several months, I identified several approaches for building single-page web apps. Single-page web apps are websites that load dynamic content without refreshing READ MORE

ajax, html 5, javascript, rest api, single page web app, web application
1 Dec 2013

The URL: Exposing State for Front-End Web Applications

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Tom Dale, an Ember core developer, gave a talk on modern web applications this September 20th in San Francisco. During the talk, he presented a compelling argument why the URL is crucial READ MORE

single page web app, web application
1 Sep 2013

Git: A beginner’s guide (reposted from Yetihq.com)

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

When writing source code for a computer application, we need a place to save source code. A single software developer can save source code on his own computer and perhaps back it up regularly. This READ MORE

git, scm, source control management

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