Showing posts with label programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label programming. Show all posts

Monday, 6 August 2012

Kayol Hope Live! Now available for Google Android


Kayol Hope Live! Android App

As mentioned in a previous post, cross platform development has been in the works and am proud to introduce Kayol Hope Live! for Android.


Our mobile app can has already been accepted on many of the top Google Android marketing sites including the official Google Android Market/Google Place Store.


Its free and further supports this website.


Google App Store    


Sunday, 15 July 2012

[vimeo 45804745 w=400 h=300]

In this screencast we provide the progress of week 3 of our 3 Month Chromebook Challenge. Sure, a lot of office tasks can be performed in Google Docs instead of Office, iWork, or OpenOffice but we explore setting up hot keys to eliminate repetitive tasks while programming and video conferencing on a Chromebook.


Thursday, 12 July 2012

[vimeo 45652478 w=400 h=300]

Created this Private Circle in hopes of Screen casting through Google+ Hangouts and having the video automatically uploaded to my YouTube Channel. This is kind of a experiment for my 3 month long “Google Chromebook Challenge”.


Basically a challenge to do everything I would normally do on a typical computer using only my Google Chromebook Cloud computer. Nothing but Web!


Google Circle of 1, hanging out by myself - how sad:(


Thursday, 24 May 2012





Here is a command to interact with our bartender_bot which serves beer and adds a bit of entertainment to our IRC.


!beer <nickname> - Gives a virtual beer to the user of your choosing and displays the collective beer tab.


Join the Chat Here


or


Add the following settings to your IRC Client of choose as follows:


Server: irc.geekshed.net


Channel/Room: #kayol


Port: 6667


Check out our IRC Guide Here


Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Cross-Platform Mobile App Development



After developing and releasing an extension and app for the Google Chrome Web Store, I’m now programming a cross mobile native running app for the following devices:


Apple iOS (i.e. iPhone, iPad, etc), Google Android (HTC, Samsung Galaxy, etc), Palm, Symbian, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, and more.


In conjunction I plan to create another web app for the Google Chrome Web Store retaining the design, functionality, and flow of the native mobile apps.