Tips for HTML5 Apps

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With the help of PhoneGap, we can create our informative apps in fast and simple ways using HTML5 and CSS3 languages. PhoneGap will create a web view component to render your HTML contents in the app. But this may come out some problems for the HTML5 apps, for example, the text contents can be selected, the images can be dragged, etc. In this article, I will share some tips to prevent these things happen, so that your HTML5 apps can just look like a native app.

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Use Google App Engine to serve static files

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Get a free website hosting using Google App Engine

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Google App Engine (GAE) is a cloud computing platform for web applications. However, you can just use it to serve your static files, such as js, css, html, images, etc. Somebody may think that it is an overkill to use GAE for this purpose, but it is not a bad idea because the service is backed by Google’s data center. If you are looking for free static web hosting service, and you expect the traffic will not be very high (< 1GB per day), GAE may be your choice. Read more

Business Analyst vs System Analyst vs Product Manager vs Project Manager

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Business Analyst vs System Analyst vs Product Manager vs Project Manager

In most IT projects, people find it hard to talk to the IT people. Although asking IT-related questions, they say that’s not their job. How come?
That’s because they are talking to the wrong person! Complicated projects like IT projects needs various positions to perform different and specific duties. And the worse thing for most people, is that their titles don’t seems to be differentiable. Here are some common titles and their job duty to make sure you can go to the right person when you have questions.

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Use Dropbox as Git Server

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To setup Git server, many people may suggest to register a free account in GitHub, but free account of GitHub requires your repos to open to public, or you have to purchase for private repos. If you do not want to open your source to public, and you think setting up your own Git server is too complicated, Dropbox may be your solution.

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