The Development Blog of Tim Graupmann
[Swagger] is a powerful open source framework backed by a large ecosystem of tools that helps you design, build, document, and consume your RESTful APIs.
The [Swagger Editor] will autogenerate code for a ton of languages.
I was having [some trouble with the Swagger Android client] but it turns out the JAVA export also works on Android.
I was able to [automate] the [changes] needed to make the JAVA client run on Android.
From now on, keeping REST clients updated should be a snap using [Swagger]!
[Swagger] is a powerful open source framework backed by a large ecosystem of tools that helps you design, build, document, and consume your RESTful APIs.
The [Swagger Editor] will autogenerate code for a ton of languages.
**Note on code generation issues**
Please open an issue in [Swagger Codegen] repository for any issue with generating code or issues with generated codes.
[Ambiguous Object]
[Generating Enum Values]
Made a temporary [Windows.Forms] project to automate syntax fixes.
Two potential devs that worked on the Java client.
[David Kiss] from Toronto, Canada
[Xu Hui Hui] from Lianyungang, China
I do have [some questions] about the Swagger Android client.
I made a [News App] for Android inspired by the article [What I Discovered About Trump and Clinton From Analyzing 4 Million Facebook Posts].
[huffingtonpost]
[wsj]
[nytimes]
[cbsnews]
[latimes]
[washingtonpost]
[time]
[npr]
[bbc]
[usatoday]
[nbcnews]
[abcnews]
[cnn]
[foxnews]
The app displays news with buttons to switch to move liberal or conservative websites.
Android has a [Google Cast] feature that lets you wirelessly display your phone/tablet screen on another device. Here’s a couple examples of casting to a PC screen. [1] and [2] The [Windows 10 Anniversary Update] needs to be installed to work.
[Cyanogen gets a new CEO, shifts away from selling a full mobile operating system]. [Cyanogen] instead of providing a full-os mod for your Android phone, switched their business over to the niche of providing mod snippets to hardware manufactures. Hopefully Microsoft acquires Cyanogen to keep the OS alternative alive.
[Apportable] allows compiling iOS Objective-C and packages to run on Android. Unfortunately, Appportable [has been acquired] and the technology is no longer maintained.
Sprite Builder
I created a Corona Plugin for the Razer SDK. Corona Simulator is free and can build on Mac and Windows. The plugin uses the JAR format. [Corona Plugin Razer SDK] The plugin went live in the [marketplace].
I created a Marmalade Plugin for the Razer SDK. I use Visual Studio 2015 to build Marmalade projects on Windows. The plugin uses the JAR format. [Marmalade Plugin Razer SDK]
This download link appears once when running Android Studio on the Mac running El Capitan, [Download Java for OS X 2015-001].
Looks like there’s a new default location for the Android SDK.
/Users/tgraupmann/Library/Android/sdk
I made some changes to the OUYA Unity Plugin and placed the updates into a new repository. I moved the Java source into an Android Studio project and removed the Java/NDK compile options from the editor. And then I added support for the Razer Turret Mouse service with an API to access the mouse position and button information on the Forge TV.
The [Asus Store] is the only place that you can get a Nexus Player controller.
Xamarin has a nice C# binding process that automatically wraps Java so that it can be called from C#. In my case the binding was causing an Input ANR (activity-not-responding) crash during startup. [This post] provided enough detail to be able to bypass the binding process so that I could use a raw Java activity to bypass the crash that was happening.
There’s a handy Gradle setting if you are using `Google Play` and try to target API `23` you’ll see `org.apache.http` went missing. This handy Gradle setting brings the legacy packages back.
apply plugin: 'com.android.library'
android {
compileSdkVersion 23
buildToolsVersion '24.0.1'
useLibrary 'org.apache.http.legacy'
I created a Cocos2d Plugin for the Razer SDK. There’s several ways to build Cocos2d (i.e. Visual Studio, Android Studio, and XCode). The Visual Studio build process doesn’t support the AAR format yet, so the plugin uses the JAR format. The Android Studio gradle files do support AAR files.
[Cocos2d Plugin Razer SDK]
I created a UE4 Plugin for the Razer SDK. The build process doesn’t support the AAR format yet, so the plugin uses the JAR format.
[UE4 Plugin Razer SDK]
I created an Adobe Native Extension for the Razer SDK. The AIR compiler doesn’t support the AAR format yet, so the plugin uses the JAR format.
[Adobe Air Razer SDK]
I created a new Unity Plugin for the Razer SDK. In Unity 5.X, the plugin can use the AAR format. In lesser versions, the JAR format is used.
[Unity Plugin Razer SDK]
The Adobe AIR compiler does [not yet have support] for the AAR format.
I ran into a runtime error on Shield with Unity.
Failure to initialize! Your hardware does not support this application, sorry!
The cause was actually that I had a legacy native library in the project and I needed to add an abi filter to remove it. [Solution]
After upgrading Visual Studio, when starting a guest VM I ran into an error `VMware Workstation and Hyper-V are not compatible. Remove the Hyper-V role from the system before running VMware Workstation`.
Hyper-V has to be disabled on the command-line as `Administrator`.
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
[Android Asynchronous Http Client] works well on Android to easily wrap a RESTful API with convenient callbacks.