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Android Advanced Cursors

Rich Freedman | July 12, 2013

If you have been doing Android development for even a little while, you have probably used the provided SQLite functionality to store and retrieve data in a local database on the Android device. If not, you can head over to Lars Vogel’s excellent tutorial website to see how it all works, or to get a refresher. For many applications, the basic Cursor is all you need. But what about more advanced requirements? What follows is an overview of some of the more advanced cursor…

Announcing: Android Training at Chariot Solutions

Ken Rimple | June 17, 2013

The course curriculum covers the gamut from user interface design, to access of sensors and features of your devices, and to network access and local storage.

AngularJS Directives – building a DSL with your HTML

Ken Rimple | May 7, 2013

I will admit in advance – this content trades off of a great little screencast by Brian Ford from CODEShow on AngularJS directives. Go watch that if you have a little knowledge of AngularJS and 45 minutes to kill… But if not…

Setting Realistic Expectations For Mobile App Development

Michael Rappaport | April 25, 2013

This article was originally published in the May issue of SmartCEO, and was written by Mike Rappaport, CEO of Chariot Solutions.

The Pivotal Initiative – The Future of Spring and Open Source at VMware/EMC

Ken Rimple | April 9, 2013

EMC and VMware have poured their open source software development workforce into a new wholly-owned subsidiary, dubbed “The Pivotal Initiative”. This organization will focus on data science consulting and tooling from GreenPlum, including SpringSource/vFabric development teams. It is being girded by a team of forward-looking developers at Pivotal, a recent EMC purchase and well known for their work with Ruby tools and testing software. Until now, Pivotal has not yet discussed their strategy for the SpringSource teams. Adrian Colyer, one…

Training Courses on Tap for Spring 2013

Ken Rimple | March 18, 2013

It’s that time again. Flowers are sprouting, pollen is flowing, and, lo and behold, Chariot is running more training… We have some exciting additions to our courses this quarter, including a guest course by Neosoft, our usual Spring training courses, a Groovy and Grails offering, and more. The Lineup March 26-28 – Comprehensive Maven 3 and Nexus training – We are running a 3 day maven intro, intermediate and advanced course starting on March 26. You’ll learn how to build…

Recap – Chariot Day 2013 – Our internal conference…

Ken Rimple | March 15, 2013

One thing Chariot people love to do is learn new technologies and techniques. Being consultants constantly challenged in the field, keeping our blades sharp is key to doing battle. Every year or so we get together and run our own internal conference to see what each of our current passions are. We call it Chariot Day. Earlier this month, on a Saturday, we had two rooms going from 9-5PM, each with 45-minute sessions on subjects such as: Becoming a better…

Take (and Manipulate!) a Photo with a Web Page

Aaron Mulder | March 13, 2013

So not that long ago, if you wanted an app to take a photo, it had to be a native app — such as a Windows/Mac app or a native mobile application. But HTML5 has brought a number of new APIs that allow not only taking photos, but analyzing and manipulating them all within a browser.

Configuring the Network used by Mac OS X Internet Connection Sharing

Aaron Mulder | March 9, 2013

On Mac OS X, Internet Connection Sharing by default hands out IPs on the 192.168.2.x subnet. Normally that’s OK, but sometimes you might want to change it. Here’s how.

Importing Data via Custom File Types in iOS

Steve Smith | February 26, 2013

iOS makes it very simple to define a custom file type that your app can handle. This post will walk through creating a simple app to access the contents of a text file received via email.

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