Talk on K-9 at OSDC.tw
Apr 27
K-9 Mail Code Swarm
Feb 6
K-9 Mail Code Swarm from troy engel on Vimeo.
Email Popup 0.1.1 Released
Nov 21
Just added the ‘Open’ and ‘Close’ buttons.
- Open: Opens the email in K-9 Mail
- Close: Close the popup dialog
Also, clicking on the photo or the popup text will open the email in K-9 Mail. The ‘Close’ button is also redundant as hitting the ‘Back’ button does the same thing.
A quick look at the stats shows that the number of download continues to progress well but the number of active installs is not doing as well:
1583 total 688 active installs (43%)
K-9 Mail Out of Beta
Nov 16
K-9 Mail went out of beta on Nov. 4th. This means that more people have a version compatible with Email Popup. From the stats below, the number pf people using the app has doubled
1345 total 607 active installs (45%)
From the Market dashboard
522 total 304 active installs (58%)
Pretty good. I am surprised that the app went overt the 500 download mark this fast providing that the version of K-9 Mail it works with is still in Beta. However, I am surprised at the number of people that uninstalled the app (more than 40%)…
From the comments, the biggest feature requests are:
- a button to close the popup dialog (hitting the back button actually does that)
- Clicking on the popup should bring up K-9 Mail
I actually planned to build these but held back to get this out first before spending too much time building in the dark. So I was on track
Email Popup QR Code
Nov 4
Email Popup 0.1 is out
Nov 3
QuickSmug 0.2 Released
May 7
I found out quickly after releasing the 1st version of QuickSmug that SmugMug just released a Flash player for the videos it hosts. This makes QuickSmg less attractive however inserting an embed tags in WordPress is not straightfoward as WP tries to clean up what ever you type. So I added support for the Flash player in QuickSmug (or shall I call it FlashSmug now?).
You can download it here.
The syntax is pretty much the same:
- [FLASHSMUG {video_id_key}] where {video_id_key} is the id_key of the Smugmug video. The id_key the part after the pound sign (#) in the URL when you view the video on Smugmug.
Example: [FLASHSMUG 265003247_FHz9q]
- [FLASHSMUG {video_id_key} {size}] {size}] where {size} is the size of the video you want to display. Right now only ‘S’ (425×318) and ‘M’ (640×480) sizes are supported. When not specified, the size used is ‘S’.
Example: [FLASHSMUG 265003247_FHz9q S]
- [FLASHSMUG {video_id_key} {width} {height}] where obviously {width} and {height} are the width and height of the Flash player in pixel.
Example: [FLASHSMUG 265003247_FHz9q 425 318]
QuickSmug 0.1.1 Released
May 6
This is just a minor bug fix. The previous version was not handling well posts without videos.
QuickSmug 0.1 Released
May 5
After struggling a few times with trying to post some home videos hosted on Smugmug on our family blog, I though it was time to build something to make it easier especially if I wanted my wife to be able to post the videos.
So here it is, QuickSmug-0.1
To install, just untar the archive into your wp-content/plugins folder. There is nothing to configure.
The verys imple syntax is inspired by QuickTime Embedding Plugin:
- [QUICKSMUG {video_id_key}]where {video_id_key} is the id_key of the Smugmug video. The id_key the part after the pound sign (#) in the URL when you view the video on Smugmug.Example: [QUICKSMUG 265003247_FHz9q]
- [QUICKSMUG {video_id_key} {poster_id_key}]where {poster_id_key} is the id_key of the Smugmug image displayed before the video is played. the id_key is the part after the pound sign (#) in the URL when you view the image on Smugmug. when not specified, the poster image used is the same as the one on Smugmug.Example: [QUICKSMUG 265003247_FHz9q 282268365_yF7fK]
- [QUICKSMUG {video_id_key} {poster_id_key} {size}]where {size} is the size of the video you want to display. Right now only ‘S’ (320×240) and ‘M’ (640×480) sizes are supported. When not specified, the size used is ‘S’.Example: [QUICKSMUG 265003247_FHz9q 282268365_yF7fK S]
