Shai Almog

Shai is the co-founder of Codename One, he has been programming professionally for over 20 years and developing in Java since 96. Shai worked for countless industry leaders including Sun Microsystems where he was a part of the original WTK (Wireless Toolkit) team & the co-creator of LWUIT. He worked with most major device operators/manufactures including Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericson, Sprint, Vodafone, Verizon, NTT DoCoMo etc. Shai is a blogger and writer who often speaks at conventions. He is a Java One rockstar and top rated speaker for JavaZone, corporate conventions from Oracle, IBM and many others.

Software Development
Shai AlmogJuly 29th, 2015
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Building A Chat App With Codename One Part 2
In the second part of this tutorial we will cover the login process for Google and getting a unique id.…
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Software Development
Shai AlmogJuly 16th, 2015
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Building A Chat App With Codename One Part I
In this tutorial we will cover the basics of building a good looking chat application with Codename One that will…
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Android Core
Shai AlmogFebruary 9th, 2015
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Codename One Charts
This post was written by Steve Hannah, one of the newest additions to the Codename One team and a long…
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Android Core
Shai AlmogNovember 19th, 2014
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Don’t Block The UI
I’ve talked with many end users about their badly written apps grievances and I’ve come to the conclusion that it…
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Android Games
Shai AlmogNovember 13th, 2014
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CallSerially The EDT & InvokeAndBlock (Part 2)
The last time we talked about the EDT we covered some of the basic ideas, such as call serially etc.…
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Android Games
Shai AlmogNovember 12th, 2014
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CallSerially The EDT & InvokeAndBlock (Part 1)
We last explained some of the concepts behind the EDT in 2008 so its high time we wrote about it…
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Software Development
Shai AlmogOctober 22nd, 2014
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CallSerially The EDT & InvokeAndBlock (Part 1)
We last explained some of the concepts behind the EDT in 2008 so its high time we wrote about it…
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Software Development
Shai AlmogOctober 2nd, 2014
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Beating The ARC
For the uninitiated, ARC is Apple’s term for Automatic Reference Counting. Objective-C uses a reference counting scenario to collect objects…
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Software Development
Shai AlmogSeptember 30th, 2014
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WORA Is Better Than Native
When “Write Once Run Anywhere” is done right it can produce applications that are “better” than native apps by targeting…
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