January 18, 2010 – 11:39 pm
A simple beginning — Fragman iPhone Application
Memcache provides convenience to store a frequent query in memory, so that you don’t have to make the same execution over and over again. For the iPhone application I build (Fragman), I build a GAE/J backend for managing movie names, IMDB URLs, thumb images, video files, etc. It interacts [...]
By dkberktas
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Posted in english, iphone
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Also tagged Ajax, gae, gae/j, Google App Engine, gwt, ifragman, iphone, iphone application, Java Servlet, JavaScript programming language, JSON, Memcached, Technology/Internet
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December 19, 2009 – 2:41 am
I am trying charting solutions for a GWT project and gchart seems a nice one. After some digging I create a sample project which is hosted on Google App Engine (GAE) demo. Source code is at Google project
The chart will show the remaining number of months in the current year.
First download the jar from the [...]
By dkberktas
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Posted in english, tech
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Also tagged chart, english, gchart, Google, Google App Engine, Google Inc., Google Web Toolkit, gwt, gwt 2.0, Web development software
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December 11, 2009 – 3:50 am
I guess I can finally finish my search for a good server side companion (at least for now). A couple years ago RIFE was my only choice but unfortunately, it didn’t work out well as I expected (RIFE is an open source project but partly because of developers like me who uses the framework but [...]
By dkberktas
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Posted in Uncategorized
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Also tagged Apache Struts, Django, english, Google App Engine, Grails, grails tutorial, Groovy, Java enterprise platform, Java platform, relaible product, Rife, RoR, Ruby on Rails, Spring Framework, Web application frameworks
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September 3, 2009 – 2:38 pm
Character sets, encoding, decoding, anything related to non-English characters make me feel uncomfortable, since at each time I have problem related to these things, I spend hours just to see a proper Turkish character like “ç”.
This was again the case with an old mysql table with encoding utf8_general_ci. Before there was UTF-16 then UTF-8 now [...]
