May 3
Avoid "[Ext.Loader] Synchronously loading... consider adding Ext.require... above Ext.onReady" when using Ext.application
If you're like me and you're trying to get a grip on using ExtJS 4's new MVC architecture, you probably ran into this warning by Ext.Loader.
The thing is, when you're using Ext.application, the launch() function is essentially your Ext.onReady.
I had to dig through the source but found that you can put a "requires" array config option and it'll get rid of the warning for you.
Like this:
Apr 16
with me. I've got the technical expertise to implement the backend but
I'm weak on mobile development, user interface design and marketing. So I pull out my phone from my pocket, launch the app, say "washing
the dishes", hit done and it quits. After that, I pull my phone out again, launch the app, say "working on
x project", hit done and it quits. When it detects that my phone can go online, it sends these audio
snippets and their corresponding metadata to the system. Voice
recognition is done in the snippet and the resulting text is
categorized as work, leisure, errand, whatever. The website can show you what you actually do every day and gives you
insights on where you spend most of your time. You can choose to share this information with your social network of course. Badges will be given out as well. The following are important: 1. The mobile app should be smart enough to not depend on constant connectivity.
2. Metadata should include location information as well.
3. There could be "shared events" with friends. For example, "planning
the party"
4. Humans to fall back on if voice recognition cannot deduce the audio snippet. Most importantly: if the user gives permission to sell this data, give
something back in the form of special offers or discounts or freebies. WIll post more as I think about it.
Life Tracker Pitch
Here's an idea I'm putting out there if someone would like to make itwith me. I've got the technical expertise to implement the backend but
I'm weak on mobile development, user interface design and marketing. So I pull out my phone from my pocket, launch the app, say "washing
the dishes", hit done and it quits. After that, I pull my phone out again, launch the app, say "working on
x project", hit done and it quits. When it detects that my phone can go online, it sends these audio
snippets and their corresponding metadata to the system. Voice
recognition is done in the snippet and the resulting text is
categorized as work, leisure, errand, whatever. The website can show you what you actually do every day and gives you
insights on where you spend most of your time. You can choose to share this information with your social network of course. Badges will be given out as well. The following are important: 1. The mobile app should be smart enough to not depend on constant connectivity.
2. Metadata should include location information as well.
3. There could be "shared events" with friends. For example, "planning
the party"
4. Humans to fall back on if voice recognition cannot deduce the audio snippet. Most importantly: if the user gives permission to sell this data, give
something back in the form of special offers or discounts or freebies. WIll post more as I think about it.
