Yes I do, and pausing it enables the textboxes... thanks

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Seems that Chrome is having issues, when trying to login with Chrome, the textboxes for email and password don't show, everything seems fine with Edge, I'm using the latest version of Chrome

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I'd recommend that you debug it line by line and check if everything is happening as expected, is line 1 getting the values? how about line 2? 3? and so on. is every object instanced correctly? must of the times something really small is what is causing the problem. When you execute the code inside visual studio, the application runs from the debug/release folder, are you executing it from the same location? or you copied the exe to a different folder? could it be is the paths you're using to read and write are not returning a valid path?

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You want code, I want money... $12,000 USD for the code

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Homework!!!!!

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-Download Android Studio or Eclipse -Start a new "HELLO WORLD" app -Read the Android documentation available -Read the Android documentation available in CodeProject -Profit Good Luck

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which of them needs less commitment?Which requires less effort? In which there is less information to process?

Learning always requires commitment, and both technologies have their own, so you will require to commit yourself to learn each one, even though languages have evolved and simplified a lot of things (like memory management) you are still required to commit your self to the learning curve. Both technologies have a lot of information to process. But now giving you an answer, if you're already a .NET developer, the right path is to continue doing .NET development, will be easier, since you already have the basics.

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I can't give you an answer without knowing the requirements, so at this point the suggestion is, go to the drawing board, start doing your design, create your prototype, then come back with specific answers related to your development

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Here you go http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Fuzzy+Set+Class[^]

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You're over thinking the problem, define first what needs to be done, clients, devices, server(s), etc, you can scale an application as much as you want today, but scaling is not just software, also hardware, so if you have a poorly designed approach to your problem, your scaling will be very expensive. Think of this, you want to send push notifications on every share change, I don't know from which stock exchange, but if it is the american one you will have to scale really fast, a stock price can change several times every minute, so imagine I'm supposed to be getting those push notifications, 12 times in 1 minute, 20 times... that means your application has to create 20 instances just for me in 1 minute, now make that for 100 users... 2000 push notifications in 1 minute, now multiply for 500 users, 10K push notifications, how much resources will this require for your application?, what will the response time? how are you going to handle communication errors? slow communications? Like someone said, start with a good design and from there build a prototype, we can give you more questions than answers, we don't know your requirements, start with the basics

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I didn't read your code, but just in case, in C# (and almost every C base language) when counting an array/index, the very first position of the array will be 0/zero, it is common to see something like this in a for

for (i = 0:i<=Array.Lenght -1;i++){
//do whatever in here
}

where you substract 1 to the Lenght of the array because even though the array length is 10 you start counting at 0 (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)

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I think having the database push a notification every time a share changes a price will kill your server(s) very very fast. Instead what I'd do is make the client do the call to an exposed webservice that return the data requested, interesting part will be to be able to somehow cache the results if they haven't changed, so instead of calling the database every time you can serve a cached version of the data that will be extremely faster. Using the client to do the calls you can guarantee that only connected clients get the notification for the amount of time they remain connected, with the webservice + cache you reduce the load to the server(s) and the database. For a better idea visit google finance so you can see what they do there. Now if it has to be the server, I'd use a middleman, a server or component that gets the notification from the database, then multithreading all the push notifications to the registered clients, still I think this is an overkill, what happens if you have 3K clients and 500 are offline?, you will have to handle a timeout for the communication that will reduce the number of threads available for that amount of time, and what if additional to those 500 you have another 500 with very slow response times, this makes your push notifications not "live", go for the client solution

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Android apps, are java, they use Android specific API's to communicate with the phone/tablet hardware and layout to show something, but out of that, they're Java applications.

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This is your error

12-15 03:49:51.124: I/HighScores(1115): getScores() called
12-15 03:49:51.154: I/HighScores(1115): getScores() no scores found

So because is not finding any scores, it is returning a null value that is not handled

12-15 03:49:51.714: E/AndroidRuntime(1115): at uk.co.flumeland.reversi.RevHighScoreAdapter.getView(RevHighScoreAdapter.java:68)

so just adding some error handling will fix your problem, easy

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Yes, but as said, depends on the contract, also whenever you're working for a company as an employee (not contractor) whatever you create is property of the company. Things are more complicated than what your teacher is telling you, my recommendation to you, "read the contract before you sign it"

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LOL, I live in the south and for a second I read this with the voice of someone I know, y'all know whatta mean

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I only have one question, you talk and talk, the same as Trollslayer, but do you really understand the problem? if you do, please explain, I'm jewish and I don't understand it, this has been happening way before any of us was born, I can give you the Israeli point of view, but that's not fair for the Palestinian side, because there is the palestinian point of view that I honestly don't know too well, so please, explain to me what is causing this conflict, how it started, when, why. And please don't give me that old lecture that jewish are evil and that they have a plan to control the world, be fair on your explanation, be neutral, if you can't do it then don't post anything

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Take a look at [], I used them before and I think you get a 500Mb SQL Database and the plans start at 12USD per site

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iPhone is overrated I had the 3GS before the Droid X, Android is by much a better Phone OS

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He believes anything that Infowars says and Ron Paul... so don't worry too much, just relax and laugh at his rants, many of us have proven many times how wrong he is

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