What portion of 3rd party android library is included when generating apk?
android,eclipse,picasso,3rd-party
I think Proguard is what you're looking for: http://developer.android.com/tools/help/proguard.html The ProGuard tool shrinks, optimizes, and obfuscates your code by removing unused code and renaming classes, fields, and methods with semantically obscure names. The result is a smaller sized .apk file that is more difficult to reverse engineer. Make sure you...
Google Maps Api the terms for selling to third parties [closed]
google-maps,terms-of-use,3rd-party
Alternative solution found with MapQuest So for anyone who have similar problem with commercial map usage should check MapQuest, there are 2 Licensing options available: ENTERPRISE and FREE & OPEN http://developer.mapquest.com/web/tools/getting-started/terms-overview...
Dart and third party library integration
This seems to produce the same result as your JS code: var stred = context['SMap']['Coords'].callMethod('fromWGS84', [14.41, 50.08]); var element = context['JAK'].callMethod('gel', ['mapa']); var mapa = new JsObject(context['SMap'],[element, stred, 10]); mapa.callMethod('addDefaultLayer', [context['SMap']['DEF_BASE']]) .callMethod('enable', []); mapa.callMethod('addDefaultControls', []); ...
How to manage 3rd party binary dependencies? Artifactory?
dependencies,binaryfiles,artifactory,3rd-party,code-management
A binary repository manager is the right tool for managing such artifacts. You should start by defining which repositories you need. A common practice would be separating 3rd party dependencies from internal dependencies (component developed within your organization). In addition you should create separate repositories for snapshot/pre-release and release artifacts....