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WebSocket on Android

WebSocket on Android

In a previous post, I talked about hosting a WebSocket server on IBM Bluemix. With the help of a little Node.js on the server, and a browser in hand, we were able to create a functional chat program. Since WebSocket is an open standard however, we can talk to

IoT Weather on Android

IoT Weather on Android

In a previous post [http://blog.kevinhoyt.com/2015/08/20/iot-with-cloudant-follow/] I talked about moving from request-response to using the publish-subscribe pattern. This pattern allows our application parts to listen for changes in a decoupled fashion. This works great with the continuous feed feature of IBM Cloudant [http://cloudant.

IBM MobileFirst 7.1 with Android

Branching off Ray Camden's excellent post [http://www.raymondcamden.com/2015/08/17/getting-started-with-mobile-development-and-ibm-mobilefirst-7-1] on getting started with IBM MobileFirst 7.1 [http://www.raymondcamden.com/2015/08/17/getting-started-with-mobile-development-and-ibm-mobilefirst-7-1] , this post will focus on the continuing workflow from an Android perspective. It is assumed that you have

Android Chat Application

Android Chat Application

In a previous post [http://kaazing.org/blog/java-chat-application/] I discussed using the open source Kaazing Gateway AMQP Java client library. This approach allows us to build a Java desktop chat client running against our free "sandbox" environment. You might be inclined to think that this lets us