Got 15 minutes? Easy webRTC android app in 3 steps!

WebRTC is an exciting feature in newer browsers. It allows you to transfer any data between two peers. In conjunction with HTML5 elements like the <video> tag, it enables browser-to-browser audio and video conference calls ... with no extra plugins or help needed, it all lives in your browser. You can check out a demo here: http://www.webrtc.org/demo The … Continue reading Got 15 minutes? Easy webRTC android app in 3 steps!

Lessons learned : Appcelerator

A couple of points learnt while writing an Android application using the excellent titanium appcelerator. Determining intent type: var intentType=Ti.Android.currentActivity.getIntent().getType(); intentType will then hold strings such as: 'android.intent.action.MAIN': an application has been opened directly, not via a share or view intent 'android.intent.action.SEND': also known as the share intent, since this is the action that gets broadcast when a … Continue reading Lessons learned : Appcelerator