For the past few WP8 apps I've been creating using Construct 2, I've been manually making the necessary bug fixes myself. Today I've decided to properly report three of these bugs to the developers of Construct 2. My last bug report that I sent to them a few weeks ago was fixed. And, I expect the same with these bugs, especially, since I described them almost like I fixed it for them. ;)
The three errors reported:
- WP8 Export: Fullscreen not being set
- WP8 Export: App title not carrying over to WP8
- Windows Phone 8 Export, no apostrophes allowed
In the meantime, until these errors are fixed, you can visit the links to see how I solved the problems manually. If the links don't work, then that most likely means that the bug has been fixed and the bug report post has moved to a different place.
UPDATE: Each of these reported bugs have now been fixed! Construct 2, release 157
~ Danial Goodwin ~
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2013-11-08
Working Title, "Basically, Android Expained"
I am an Android developer. I have been one for a few years now. In that time, I've had the pleasure of helping many people with technical questions. I believe one of my specialties is being able to explain complicated concepts in simple, laymans terms.
Over the years, I was bound to give repeat answers eventually. So, in order to keep myself more efficient, I will start adding all of my layman explanations to a wiki, which I will eventually probably turn into some sort of ebook.
The book will be titled, "Basically, Android Explained". I still have a few working ideas for a tagline.
I chose to title the book this way because almost all my explanations start off with "Basically, ...". This single word is very important to my explanations because it signifies that what follows is NOT everything explained. It is just the easiest explanation for a non-developer or a new developer.
I'm not sure of the entire structure that I want to use for my definitions, but one way is to have the first sentence be "Basically, ...", then the following sentence would be a more technical definition, then after that will be the reasons for using it.
For good measure, here's an except:
~ Danial Goodwin ~
Title: Basically, Android Explained
Description: Where advanced technical concepts are abbreviated to quick/light readings.
Over the years, I was bound to give repeat answers eventually. So, in order to keep myself more efficient, I will start adding all of my layman explanations to a wiki, which I will eventually probably turn into some sort of ebook.
The book will be titled, "Basically, Android Explained". I still have a few working ideas for a tagline.
I chose to title the book this way because almost all my explanations start off with "Basically, ...". This single word is very important to my explanations because it signifies that what follows is NOT everything explained. It is just the easiest explanation for a non-developer or a new developer.
I'm not sure of the entire structure that I want to use for my definitions, but one way is to have the first sentence be "Basically, ...", then the following sentence would be a more technical definition, then after that will be the reasons for using it.
For good measure, here's an except:
KeyStore: (also referred to as a Java keystore or keystore file) A security certificate used for authorization. Basically, an app's signature. It proves that the app was made by a certain developer. This is a precautionary security measure that prevents malicious apps from replacing another app."
That was just a quick rough draft, I have a few more ways to explain this concept. Feedback always welcomed.
That was just a quick rough draft, I have a few more ways to explain this concept. Feedback always welcomed.
Title: Basically, Android Explained
Description: Where advanced technical concepts are abbreviated to quick/light readings.
2013-09-07
Topic: Engineering Titles
After a quick search on LinkedIn for the term "engineer" and elsewhere, I found the following. Any thoughts? Does it matter?
- Sales Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Design Quality Engineer
- Product Training Engineer
- Maintenance Engineer
- Support Engineer
- Security Engineer
- Marine Structures Engineer
- Landscape Engineer
- Transportation Validation Engineer
ps - I ask this from a neutral perspective and do not mean to belittle any job.
~ Simply Advanced ~
- Sales Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Design Quality Engineer
- Product Training Engineer
- Maintenance Engineer
- Support Engineer
- Security Engineer
- Marine Structures Engineer
- Landscape Engineer
- Transportation Validation Engineer
ps - I ask this from a neutral perspective and do not mean to belittle any job.
~ Simply Advanced ~
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