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*dhtml:
I was not talking about cookies o jare. There has always been some form of local storage in HTML from time o jare (it has just gotten better with HTML 5).

You can create Android apps in C# and good ol' Visual Studio, nothing beats that combination for sheer RAD, quality and code nirvana. There are a plethora of brilliant Mono ports to Android, the one from Novell stands out: http://mono-android.net/
But there's also https://github.com/koush/androidmono.

Guy's, give up dying languages like Java, VB etc.

Beaf:
A good pointer to the future is the direction OS manufacturers (led by Microsoft) have taken for the future. The upcoming Windows 8 is not based on the PC as previous Windows incarnations were; it is instead based on touch-screen portable devices (mainly on the tablet).
With Windows 8, everything you learnt about programming is going to be thrown out the window. Its a brave new World out there.

Beaf:
The role of the current server languages will have to change to meet the new reality with presentation based, spaghetti type languages like PHP and Classic ASP being first to die out. They will be replaced by better designed languages that do not pretend to do interface stuff like Java, C#, Ruby, Python etc.

*dhtml:
Even  without HTML5, i have done sites like that before na. Once the site loads, cache all the pages into arrays. So on clicking anything, the stuff comes up wether you ave connection or not - and this was like 5 years ago. Of course, it is smoother with HTML5.

Beaf:
^
But your arrays would have had to come from the server, except the arrays were saved to cookies.

lynxnoon:
just did an S-ON back to my deviceand updated to OS 2.3.5 n Sense 3.0
Now to do htcdev unlock bootloader

Beaf:
^
But your arrays would have had to come from the server, except the arrays were saved to cookies. In the website we are discussing, the entire thing is saved to a client side database, so you never need to make a trip to the server.

*dhtml:
Once the site loads, cache all the pages into arrays. So on clicking anything, the stuff comes up wether you ave connection or not - and this was like 5 years ago. Of course, it is smoother with HTML5.

Beaf:
^
But your arrays would have had to come from the server, except the arrays were saved to cookies.

Rhino.5dm:
[size=32pt]Nigeria is a failure. [/size].

soloqy:
Its kinda difficult when the starters present themselves as gurus, dont you think?

Beaf:
Its wrong to talk for the sake of it, sir. Do you know anything about the website *dhtml is talking about, how much data there was, in what format it was saved, the size of the website etc? Or are you just emitting gas as usual?
In the pre-HTML5 World, cookies were the only clientside storage mechanism available to the developer, browser cache doesn't qualify. Do you know of any other clienstide storage mechanism *dhtml could have used?

Please take your crap to people at your level. Thank you.

*dhtml:
Even  without HTML5, i have done sites like that before na. Once the site loads, cache all the pages into arrays. So on clicking anything, the stuff comes up wether you ave connection or not - and this was like 5 years ago.

Beaf:
^
But your arrays would have had to come from the server, except the arrays were saved to cookies. In the website we are discussing, the entire thing is saved to a client side database, so you never need to make a trip to the server.

HTML5 offers the following clintside storage mechanisms:

[list]
[li]Application Cache[/li]
[li]Database Storage (SQL) ***[/li]
[li]Local Storage[/li]
[li]Session Storage[/li]
[/list]

You can even close your browser, or switch off the computer totally. When you crank up again, the website will still be there, even without connecting to the web. HTML5 is a new beastie that in time, should overthrow most functions of lighter web frameworks like PHP and Classic ASP.

Practical user agent implementations have limits on the number and
size of cookies that they can store. In general, user agents' cookie
support should have no fixed limits. They should strive to store as
many frequently-used cookies as possible. Furthermore, general-use
user agents should provide each of the following minimum capabilities
individually, although not necessarily simultaneously:

* at least 300 cookies

* at least 4096 bytes per cookie (as measured by the size of the
characters that comprise the cookie non-terminal in the syntax
description of the Set-Cookie header)

* at least 20 cookies per unique host or domain name

User agents created for specific purposes or for limited-capacity
devices should provide at least 20 cookies of 4096 bytes, to ensure
that the user can interact with a session-based origin server.

The information in a Set-Cookie response header must be retained in
its entirety. If for some reason there is inadequate space to store
the cookie, it must be discarded, not truncated.

Applications should use as few and as small cookies as possible, and
they should cope gracefully with the loss of a cookie.

Tabon:
It's a pity that most Nige tand English. Wha pres. GEJ means this that the terrorist act will always be in our memory and will ever be remembered for as long as we live.

Beaf:
You are really silly, my dear.
Ask any IT pro and they will tell you that proxies cannot hide you.

Secondly, the "info" you are spreading isn't sensitive. No love, its full on loony shiit influenced by excessive weed or ogogoro injestion.
I can just imagine you hiding in terror from your own shadow. Seek the doctors advice, ma.

ekt_bear:
3. You create a big temporary array "fin" right? You are allowed to do this for (A), but not for (B). For (B), the idea is that you want to do some simple operations on arr that transform it into the desired result, but only using a constant amount of additional space (say you only have one temporary integer available to you.)

Also, if you sort the input array first, then the problem becomes dead easy. You want to avoid sorting. No sorting allowed for either (A) or (B) of this problem.

odibenson:
pls help me o.I got HTC wildfire and I available downloaded Facebook for android and anytime
I post it always say by mobile instead of android way Shie I do

mxxpunkxx:
@dremoney
u effed up ohhhh, simple tin . . . go watch the movie Robocop, then play d video game again
u for get enough inspiration on how to build urs . . if u still don't get it, fastforward>>>>>> Terminator / iRobot will help
wanna hear a secret?
haha well, i bailed out of JAVA too, and am not even going back to it, at least not now.