Code Shogun

JavaEye is a software developers’ community site based in China.

Established on September 2003, JavaEye started with topics only
concerning about Java and Hibernate. Since then it has expanded to topics related to all software development disciplines. JavaEye was selected as the best 10 technology websites in 2005. We also obtained a lot of useful information from this site frequently; Therefore, we decided to bring this site to android platform.

The app took us 3 developers and 20 days on our spare time to finish.

The current alpha version has chat, site message inbox, and bookmarks features.

We utilized JavaEye.com’s API to accomplish the above.

This application is available on the Android Market. You can search it from your android phone by keyword “JavaEye”.

For those who did not have an android phone, you can download this application from the following link:
http://www.ChinaAndroidDev.com/apks/JavaEyeClient_1.0.1.apk

We are working on the next release. We are aiming to add GPS location/Map, Voice mail , background checking and notification

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Oh well, I haven’t updated my blog for a LOOOOOONG while, sorry was being real busy!

Anyway, I published my 1st BlackBerry app on the BlackBerry App World!
It’s a simple BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) Calculator for my friend Henry!
It’s called Drinkulator!

It’s designed for touch screen BlackBerries for now, e.g. Storm and soon-to-be-released Storm 2.

BlackBerry uses J2ME and their own version of J2ME. In some sense, I actually like that. It’s a custom/specialized J2ME in a way. It has nice APIs for push notification, message delivery, locations, media, etc. I’m just starting to scratch the surface!

My next BlackBerry app will be much more in-depth and involves GPS and Maps. Stay tuned… and hopefully I can deliver by end of this year ^_^

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