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I don't seem to find any documentation on how to implement an home screen plugin for Nokia E52 devices.
Does someone know how to do this or where this documentation is?
The Active Idle Plugin API is not publicly available. You can get hold of it through Forum Nokia's API partnering program. Even then you basically need a custom firmware build as the plugins can only be loaded from ROM. However, there are some hints that the strict ROM only policy could have been relaxed in S60 3.2 that E52 is running but I was unable to find any specific public information.
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In this presentation Steve Sanderson demos many cool features of Blazor.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0RfUPr0KrSM
He mentions MDC at a glance but doesnt dive too deep into it. I am wondering if anybody knows if the MDC components he used (like MdcList) is his custom component or if he got that from a library?
I downloaded the MatBlazor Nuget, and I'm unable to display a simple progress bar. So I'm not having any luck with this.
I believe the MDC components Steve uses in this presentation he built himself.
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I'm searching for way to start my own project
I wanna build a mobile os based on netbsd
I will use netbsd ARM kernel to make my own SoC
Os could you give a resources and tools to get started
Have a look at http://www.NetBSD.org - the homepage of the NetBSD project has many ressources, starting from how to install the operating system over rebuilding and customizing. General Unix knowledge will help you, depending on what you want to do.
For detailled, in-depth technical questions I recommend using the NetBSD mailing lists, for which there is also an archive at http://mail-index.NetBSD.org.
Check DeforaOS project (www.defora.org) and also this:
http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/punctuation/
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So far I've learned that the controllers (NCs) on Okuma machine tools are windows based and that anyone can write programs that interface with the machine though what is known as the "THINC_API". Where can I find documentation on this API publicly available?
It should be installed along with the API. Look in the start menu under
Start | Programs | Okuma | THINC-API
The screenshot here is of a machining center but if you have a lathe, it should be in the same location too.
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I'm looking to create a mobile version of the images created on passwordcard.org. All attribution will be given to the site for the data, but I'm looking to implement it where an app doesn't exist yet and network connectivity isn't guaranteed. Is there an externally accessible API available? I didn't really see any information about it in the FAQ.
I'm the creator of passwordcard.org. There is no API, but there is a description of the algorithm used to create the cards so that you can implement it yourself and create the exact same cards as the site would create for the same card numbers. You can find it at http://www.passwordcard.org/algorithm.html
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I'm building a program that needs to interact with a cd database. Googling showed me projects like freedb or gnudb, but it seems those are long dead (last activity on freedb's forum is 2007 before it got flooded with spam). Freedb still works, but is not maintained, and returns messy results. Does anyone know of an active CDDB project that is accessible freely?
Although there's no strict CDDB service I can find, MusicBrainz offers a web service that can do the same things and more. It also emulates a CDDB, more info on the link Brad provided.
You can access it at http://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/
Information on the API here: http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/XMLWebService