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July 28, 2019

A short introduction to Ports and Flags in Elm

A short introduction to Ports and Flags in Elm

A simple demonstration on how to work with Elm Flags and Ports, with interactive code

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October 26, 2013

onLocationChanged is never called on Android

onLocationChanged is never called on Android

I had problems with this while developing #BresTram. I was developing a new feature, allowing my users to find bus stops nearby using their GPS location. But whatever I was trying, my location was never set, and onLocationChanged was never…

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October 26, 2013

Find whether a Windows dll is compiled for 32 or 64 bits on Linux

Find whether a Windows dll is compiled for 32 or 64 bits on Linux

This morning, I stumbled upon an unexpected problem; and found myself not knowing what to do. I had to compile the native part of a library on Linux, based on the existing Windows dlls. Before compiling, I needed to know…

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