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I am looking for a licensing library for adobe air.
Sharify looks like a very capable and easy library but it is in (closed) beta.
Please let me know if you now of other libraries, services or methods to monetize your adobe air app.
Adobe has something codenamed "Shibuya" http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/shibuya/ which will let you do licensing.
Right now it's in prerelease but if you sign up, you can send me an email and I'll make sure you're added.
=Ryan ryan#adobe.com
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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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If I wanted to make an application (not a Chrome extension) that accesses, let's say, your Chrome-synced bookmarks, would I have to reverse-engineer the interface that Chrome/Chromium uses? Or is there a published API for that?
You can use the Syncable Service API:
https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/design-documents/sync/syncable-service-api
EDIT 2020-03-27 The site mentions the information is outdated and suggests to go here instead:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/sync/model_api.md
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The information on developing your own payment method (or any module at all) on the opencart site is rather sparse. Is there better information on this topic anywhere else?
Unfortunately it's not something that is documented at all. My advice would be to copy the files from a previous payment gateway such as PayPal standard or pro and build on that, or download a free payment gateway and work from the files in that
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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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I'm looking for an open-source VB.NET app that demonstrates a lot of .NET's power, ideally something that works fully offline. Maybe some of you have encountered an amazing utility app on CodeProject?
The VB.NET tag on CodePlex should keep you going for a while.