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Who's That Pokémon?Guess the Pokémon from the silhouette. Tube QuizName the London Underground station from the map.
Gearóid's Blog
2019年4月6日 · Gearóid's Blog. Front-end and mobile development stuff. Recent Posts. Posted on Aug 6, 2021
Tube Quiz - Name the Tube station
This has absolutely nothing to do with TfL or London Underground. Just a bit of fun! Source code on GitHub. Ri. v. er Thames Bethnal Green Cambridge Heath London Fields Rectory Road Wood Street Bruce Grove White Hart Lane Silver Street Southbury Turkey Street Theobalds Grove Enfield Town Stamford Hill Bush Hill Park Highams Park Chingford ...
Setting Android Target SDK in Cordova • Gearóid's Blog
2018年9月24日 · By default, the current version of Cordova (version 8) targets Android API level 23. Until the next release comes out, developers will need to manually set the target SDK version. Luckily this is easy to do. Just add the following line inside your <platform name="android"> tag.
Setting up a simple blog • Gearóid's Blog
2018年9月14日 · In trying to set up this blog, I considered many options. I have another blog at newinweb.com which uses Ghost. It is running in a Docker container, connecting to MySQL which runs in another Docker container. It took a long time to set up, but was a good learning experience. I almost did the same for this blog, but was worried it would take a long time.
How to add custom shortcuts in Ubuntu • Gearóid's Blog
2021年8月6日 · How to add custom shortcuts in Ubuntu. Sometimes on Ubuntu, I run programs that do not come with installer files, but rather are just unzipped into a folder. These typically don’t add their own shortcut, but it’s possible to add your own.
Android adaptive icons with React Native and Cordova
2020年9月3日 · Android adaptive icons with React Native and Cordova. Adaptive icons were introduced in Android 8 (API level 26). They allow you to define an icon as two parts - a background and foreground. This separation allows for more flexible resizing, as well as animation of app icons in certain launchers.