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Author: dbondarchuk
Creating simple multiplatform bot using Microsoft Bot Framework. Part 1
Hi! You all know, that bots are really popular now. They allow to do a lot of different things: check your delivery, send money, buy tickets etc. It’s more interesting way than native mobile app – they are crossplatform (you can use bot on mobile, desktop, web in your messenger), human-friendly, easy. But the main […]
Notification Resender. Part 5
Hi there! Today I will publish the last article in the series about writing Notification Resender app for Android. Previous episodes you can find here: http://dbondarchuk.com/tag/notification-resender/ Only one thing has left for us to do – receive and process notifications. So, let’s start! First of all, we need create a class  NotificationListener, which should extend NotificationListenerService. This […]
Adding permissions to private key using Powershell
Hi there! Continuing series of posts about automating some things 🙂 Today’s post will be about private keys and adding needed permissions. In cryptography, a private key (secret key) is a variable that is used with an algorithm to encrypt and decrypt code. Quality encryption always follows a fundamental rule: the algorithm doesn’t need to […]
Notification Resender. Part 4
Hi there! I’m continuing my series of posts about creating Android application for resending notifications. Previous parts you can find here: http://dbondarchuk.com/tag/notification-resender/ So, we’ve already created our main activity, helper for working with database and now, we need to create an activity for adding/editing setting. Let’s start! 🙂 We need to create a new Empty Activity. […]
Check .Net Framework version using Powershell
Hi again! In my tasks, I often face up with problem to determine latest version of the .Net Framework, which is installed on the machine. This problem could be resolved very easily using Powershell. The main idea is to check Windows Registry – .Net Framework writes own info to the special folder there. Knowing where located […]
Notification Resender. Part 3
Hi again! Today I will continue my series of posts about creating Android app for resending notifications. First part you can read here:  http://dbondarchuk.com/2016/09/22/notification-resender-part-1/. Second – http://dbondarchuk.com/2016/09/26/notification-resender-part-2/ Today’s post will be about working with databases in Android app. Why we need database in our mobile app? We need to store information that we need from launch to […]
Adding permissions to folder using PowerShell
Hi! Today’s post will continue series of PowerShell tips for automation. Today’s subject is about adding permissions for user/group to the certain folder.
Notification Resender. Part 2
Hi guys! I’m continuing my series of posts about creating Android app for resending notifications. First part you can read here: Â http://dbondarchuk.com/2016/09/22/notification-resender-part-1/ So, we have already created our project in Android studio, with MainActivity layout and Java class. Lets change Main Activity to show our current settings and allow to add/edit/remove them. For displaying settings […]
Adding permission for creating SymLink using PowerShell
Hi! Today’s post will be about very interesting thing, named SymLink. What Wikipedia says about it: In computing, a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) is the nickname for any file that contains a reference to another file or directory in the form of an absolute or relative path and that affects pathname resolution It […]