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re: Mapping and Location in iOS and Android at Xamarin Evolve 2013

Robert Echten — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 01:38:59 GMT

Hi Wally, I just watched your session on Mapping and Location from Xamarin Evolve as I am working on something that will includes this stuff. I was looking for your demo code, but it can no longer be found at the address you provided in your slides. Any chance you have it available elsewhere? If not, is there a possibility you could email it to me? (robert(dot)echten(at)gmail(dot)com). Thanks in advance!

re: Mapping and Location in iOS and Android at Xamarin Evolve 2013

Gio — Sun, 19 May 2013 13:08:11 GMT

Hi Wally,

Where can I find the sample code for this session?

The link from the penultimate slide shown at the end of the session,

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/.../EvolveMapSampleCode.zip,

returns Error (404).

Thanks.

302 Found

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re: MonoTouch: iOS 6 Introduction, Social Media & Maps - Online Training with LearnNowOnline

Emily — Tue, 29 Jan 2013 13:50:58 GMT

IOS 6 is now running on over 300 million devices, congratulations on having your iOS 6 Introduction course published on LearnNowOnline, they are well thought of.

My Podcast with Wally McClure is available | Bob Beauchemin

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Implementing Ajax.NET-based Lookup Server Control | Edge of Chaos | Agile Development Blog

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re: EXISTS vs. COUNT in TSql

Karma — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 01:43:21 GMT

Well, Exists should be faster.

It should return as soon as it find any data,

Count should work more to find the number of rows.

Unless Tsql is clever and understand that you want to check if the count=0 meaning there are no data.

re: WTF?!? Bring back Visual Basic 6? You are kidding me!

jb — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 15:57:49 GMT

It's 2012 and I still maintain several huge project written in VB6. Some things still can't be done in .net, such as native compile, which is very important to my clients. Without native compile it's next to impossible to truly protect your IP. Sure there's obfuscation such as .net Reactor and Armadillo, but those are pretty basic protection.

As long as "it just works" continues, so will our VB6 projects. Microsoft just extended "it just works" to include Windows 8, so I guess we'll stick with VB6 for 5 more years. It does everything we need.

Cross-Platform Mobile Development With Mono for Android and MonoTouch | Code to Preload

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Media Point » Mobile: Wrox Cross Platform Mobile Development – iPhone, iPad …

Media Point » Mobile: Wrox Cross Platform Mobile Development – iPhone, iPad … — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 21:11:15 GMT

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