Trafi: Be a Jakartan Like a Local

A friend of mine told me about a nifty app: Trafi. It provides us complete routes information of public transportation in some big cities, including Jakarta. It helps me a lot as a newbie newcomer in this mega city. And I'm so grateful for my friend who told me that app. The information it provides…

Installing KDEConnect Indicator on Budgie Desktop

So, I missed a crucial info in my previous post about the switch of my desktop from KDE to Budgie. The KDE "flavor" that I meant was KDE connect indicator, as well as its context menu in Dolphin file manager to send files to Android. Actually it's something that retains me to stay loyal using…

Get forced to wake up

Do you have a problem with your wake up time? Do you often get up too late? You deserve trying this app. Its name is Fajar Warrior Alarm, "just" an alarm app. Actually there are a lot of similar app in the PlayStore. But I choose this one for you, because it's free (of course…

KDEConnect not Working in Fedora 23 KDE

I've just successfully connected KDE Connect in my Fedora 23 KDE to Android. Just before, I thought it didn't work in Plasma 5 or broken in Fedora. Since it could not find the Android devices, although they have KDE Connect app installed. But actually, it's just blocked by firewall config of Fedora. According to KDE…

Debugging android cordova/phonegap apps with Chrome

Check this out! It’s totally awesome tips for Cordova / PhoneGap developers (who have some limitations).

Gonzalo Ayuso - Web Architect

Maybe this post can be obvious but I’ve spoken about it with various developers who don’t know it. It really improves the developing process of cordova/phonegap apps with android at least for me.

With android we can see the log with “adb logcat” but it’s a nightmare. Huge amount of information about our app and also about the operating system. If we’re grep ninjas we can handle it, but as well as I’m not a ninja I prefer another solution. Do you know “chrome://inspect/”? If not, have a look as soon as possible to this tool. We can see the browser’s console of our android in our desktop browser. We only need to enable “usb remote debugger” within our android device and plug with a USB cable. Chrome will detect the remote browser and we can see the console in the same way than we see it when we use…

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