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Adding Mask to UITextField

February 19th, 2010

Cocoa Touch is an awesome API, it contains a large set o frameworks that can be used to create fantastic applications for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, but if we compare Cocoa Touch with Cocoa API for MacOSX we won’t find some cool features like masking on input controls.
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.NET XMLBuilder, a .NET port of Java XMLBuilder

November 30th, 2009

Yesteday I finished the port of Java XMLBuilder to .NET, now you can use any .NET language to easily create xml documents, .NET XMLBuilder is written in Delphi Prism and released under Apache 2.0 license. The current release of XMLBuilder can be download here.

XMLBuilder is very easy to use, it contains a kind of DSL, a basic example can be checked below:
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Writing a command line translation tool with Go language

November 14th, 2009

Go is a new language coming from Google, it isn’t fully object oriented as Java, or completely dynamic typed as Python, Go is in the middle of both worlds, it aims to be clean, fast to compile, safe and fun.

I wrote a small program where I can call the google translator service on the web to translate a text, and to be honest, its a very simple task, I wrote this tool in less than 5 hours without any previous experience with Go.

The entire program code can be checked below:

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Taking control of Lift’s snippet rendering

September 26th, 2009

One of the features that I always pay attention in a framework is how we can control what can be rendered in a view and what not, many frameworks uses a scriplet language, some others uses a kind of template system for this purpose and a few give to the user a object oriented way to do it.

In this article I’ll show an example of how we can take the control of view rendering on lift framework with the help of snippets. With snippets you will be able to perform any server side interaction that you need, you can call a snippet by placing a tag on view code, this tag has a naming convention required to call the snippet properly, a snippet always emmit markup back to the user.
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Writing MacOSX System Services with RubyCocoa

September 7th, 2009

Today I started my study about RubyCocoa and how it works, my first project was a simple system service for MacOSX Leopard where the user can type a portuguese text, select it and translate to english, the user can also type the text in english and execute the system service to translate it back to portuguese.

Here’s what I did:
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