In the euphoric moments after Kentucky’s amazing victory over the 35-0 Shockers of Wichita State, I started texting with some friends about getting tickets for the sweet sixteen in Indianapolis. I must’ve refreshed stubhub.com and guyonthecornertickets.com about a thousand times that Sunday evening looking for tickets. By Monday night, we had secured 4 seats in section 434 for $175 each. Not the greatest seats in the world, but not terrible either, and way cheaper than what was being offered on those web sites. read more
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March 29, 2014 at 11:53AM View on Instagram
Still can’t believe we saw THAT game from THOSE seats…
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March 28, 2014 at 06:43PM View on Instagram
Indianapolis. #BikeFriendly
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March 28, 2014 at 01:22PM View on Instagram
Go Cats!
Referencing an Android Library with Resources in a Titanium Module
Implementing the Google Chromecast SDK in Titanium
tl;dr
It can’t currently be done (without some hackery and use of the titanium cli). Per this Jira Ticket, this is a known issue with Titanium modules, and is in the process of being resolved. The jira ticket has a fix version of “Release 3.3.0”, which it says is due in June, 2014. The comments in the Jira ticket describe some work arounds, if that’s your bag.
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March 08, 2014 at 04:51PM View on Instagram
A relaxing Saturday for Vader
Spelunking the Android Developer Guide
Until a few weeks ago, I had never spent much time in the android developer docs. I’ve always used Titanium or PhoneGap (or, in the glory days, native webOS) when building mobile apps, so I’ve never really needed much from the android docs. But the other day, I started to build a Titanium Module that uses the Chromecast SDK, and found out just how insanely complex the android docs are.