Here’s something teachers can do in an hour: create a web app that lets their students practice their math facts.
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Got an hour (or less)? Here’s a quick app you can make with Xojo that will save you time and help your child practice their spelling words more often.
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Comments closedHealthcare.gov, the US Government’s health insurance exchange website for states that didn’t provide their own, was supposed to handle about 50,000 to 60,000 simultaneous users. Unless you have been living under a rock, you know what a complete disaster the website as been. But it didn’t (and doesn’t) have to be that way.
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Comments closed“Premature optimization is the root of all evil (or at least most of it) in programming.” – Donald Knuth
When creating multi-platform apps, you are often going to be working with a variety of operating systems. Take advantage of Remote Debugging and make your life a lot easier!
Comments closedThe SQLite ALTER TABLE command is somewhat limited. For one thing, it cannot be used to rename an existing column on a table. But there is a workaround.
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Since about 2000, the IDE has been mostly localized into a variety of languages including German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese and Chinese. I say “mostly” localized because property names that appear in the Inspector, for example, have never been localized as this would create confusion when you go to use them in your code. However, a mostly but not completely localized product is not very helpful especially when the documentation itself is not localized.
Comments closedXojo does not have a built-in way to generate gradients, but you can do this yourself with some simple code.
Comments closedThere are a wide variety of fonts that work great with the Xojo code editor. All are much better choices than using System or Courier! For best results, you are going to want to use a monospaced font. Read on for some of my favorites.
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