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Which Mobile Platform Should I Support?

Differences between 4 Major Mobile Platforms There are several mobile platforms to choose from, and you may be confused about which is the best for you. Therefore, we create this article to help you better understand the differences between these platforms. If you need more support, please contact us. Our consultants will help you identify […]

Microsoft Office – Theme Change Event via VSTO Add-In

Microsoft Office doesn’t have a theme change event in their VSTO API, so in order to detect the theme change, we need to monitor the registry key “UI Theme”. The key can be found in the following registry path: For Office 2013: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftOffice15.0Common For Office 2016: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftOffice16.0Common The value is a REG_DWORD and its range […]

Hosting a WCF service

[fusion_text]To be able to consume a WCF service, it needs to be hosted. There are multiple options to host a WCF service, and all of them comes with various advantages and disadvantages. Available hosting options are as follows.   Hosting Option Description 1 Self-Hosting Hosting using Console Application, Win Forms, WPF Application etc. 2 Windows […]

HTML5 web app VS native mobile app VS hybrid mobile app

In this blog we will look into the differences between native, mobile and hybrid mobile applications. We will start by looking into native mobile apps, which are the conventional mobile apps. We will then look into web apps, which are written in HTML and are run using the browser. Then we will look into hybrid […]

Why Material Design?

I am a designer who started with user interface designs back in 2006. Since then, things have changed a lot. The concept of UI and icons went through a paradigm shift. The fancy 3D styled Icons with a realistic, high detailed touch, born from the rich graphic nature of the realistic style is a passé […]

ICONS for Windows10

Using the Segoe UI Symbol font is probably the easiest way to get icons that works with Windows 8.1 without too much fuss. For more information on the available icons available in the font, check out this nice list on the MSDN library. To use them could not be any easier. The following XAML snippet […]

Front-end Configuration of an existing AngularJS App in Liferay portlet

The primary tasks are – creation of view.jsp and configuration ofliferayportletaccordingly. • An example Angular application written in index.html Name : Hello {{name}}     • To convert this – create view.jsp as below <%@ tagliburi=”http://java.sun.com/portlet_2_0″ prefix=”portlet”%> Name : Hello {{name}}   • Include js and cssfiles in WEB-INF/liferay-portlet.xml app-portlet /css/style.css /js/angular.min.js • Configure the […]

Some tips while installing TortoiseCVS on Windows 8/8.1

TortoiseCVS is a great CVS tool if you are working in a Windows environment. “Unlike most CVS tools, it includes itself in Windows’ shell by adding entries in the contextual menu of the file explorer, therefore it does not run in its own window. Moreover, it adds icons onto files and directories controlled by CVS, […]

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