License to Code

So I was the 'License 2 Play' event yesterday at Suntec Convention Hall.

I was there because there was this workshop on Android. At least I learnt a few things from it. Though one thing I could say was that the place was noisy.

I saw a racing simulator at the event also, I think there were at least 5 big TV set which acted as the display of the simulator. Hmm.. It was quite astonishing(maybe jus a bit). But definitely interesting.

Looking forward to the second workshop and the short school holiday.

Busy Lunch Server

My mind is full of things that I want to do. I fear that I may forget some, one way or another.

Final year project is still progressing. But as the weeks pass, I can feel the pressure. Now we have to install the LMS on the remote server.

This week I have 4 test dispersed within the same week. Pressure again.

I worry that I am not doing so well in my normal class lessons this year. Haiz. Gotta do better. I wonder if I have  become much more 'slacking'.

Did I?


I am going to look forward to Sunday. I will be attending this workshop on Android. I shall write about it.

I want to try improving the gadgets at the left sidebar of this blog.

I have this habit of having my lunch rather fast, especially if I eat alone. Then there are classmates who thought that I didn't went out to have lunch at all.

Lord.

I wonder why they give so much attention to whether I lunched.

I am going to guess because I am thin, need to eat more eh.

Lord. Forgot my homework, even though I am revising for the final test tomorrow.

Functions!

How can I forget, in most programming applications. There are Functions in the code. In the Web, there is a huge list of function reference for that programming language.

The function reference also applies to system/framework developed by others, e.g. WordPress. In WordPress there is the_post_thumbnail().

Googling the function name can give results explaining the function. Whether the source is the official developer site of that system or other websites.

God.

Enter the Android

I don't know why I feel that this final year at school seems to be busier when I had internship. LOL

After much messing, I finally installed the ADT in Eclipse. I wonder if there is a way to make the emulator 'work' every time.

There is this officer who announce the election results. He has recently shot to fame in the Web. There is even a submission of him in Know Your Meme.

He is none other than Mr Yam Ah Mee

Acceleroooooo!!!!

I miss doing some stupid programming during free time, now that I am busy with my FYP and school work.

There was once I used the Accelerometer or something in the App Inventor. What I did was to let the phone send a sms whenever the phone detect a shaking motion. As a test, I set the recipient of the message back to myself.

I recall shaking my mobile phone a few times only. But then I received  back more than 20 sms.

Those were the days.

Been watching 'the unforgettable memory' /yi nan wang/ 意难忘
 with Mum. LOL. There are parts which were filmed really well and I remember them.  ( JC, Y U SO AUNTIE! ).

I am pondering whether I should take a certain module next semester. I am afraid the next FYP might make me very busy and cannot cope.

Looking at my previous posts. Then I realised I forgotten to mention the meeting with project client. There is nothing much to say LOL. Well, I like the block which the meeting is carried out. It had a nice scenery LOL. The meeting room was also the 'real' meeting room we see in tv shows lol. Big-company-meeting-room that comes with nice scenery too.

Lightning and Hammer. (not Thor)

The election was just over.

I would like to quote two articles.

All this clearly has the PAP a bit rattled, if Lee Kuan Yew’s comments are anything to go by. Fighting his own 14th election, the 87-year-old “Minister Mentor” (MM), as he is officially known, has been warning voters of the dire “consequences” of voting against the PAP. “You must expect the PAP to look after PAP constituencies first”, he told reporters. Thus if the unfortunate voters of Aljunied really do have the temerity to vote out the PAP, they will have “five years to live and repent”, according to MM. Asked if this sort of provocative language could cause a backlash against the PAP among voters, MM himself remained wholly unrepentant: “I am 87. I am speaking the truth. I do not want to be hypocritical.” So there.

this above is  from The Economist.

THE Workers' Party made a historic breakthrough by winning Aljunied GRC, with a comfortable margin of 9.42 per cent in the defining battle for the 143,148 votes.

the above is from Straits Time

Whatever that it is. PAP still lives in the hearts of many and  WP/Opposition has a chance to prove their capability this time eh.

High five for first kiss?