Gonzalo Andreani

This is a diagram I found on Dissecting the Story of Mel by Jürgen Müller on the now-infamous Story of Mel.

I was reading this wonderful blog post from Yogiraj H on their project with a eInk screen.

A totally unnecessary but cool change to my internal tools: realtime deploy lgos in my SaaS.

I’m about to launch a new analytics SaaS.

I just finished a task with GPT-5.4-mini.

I recently read this blog post on the pains of load testing.

If you don’t use the minimap in VS code you probably turned it off a while ago (like me).

This used to be an old blog of mine.

A while ago, I forked the ActiveAndroid repository to add some of my own changes to the ORM framework.

I have a VPS server where I’m compiling CyanogenMod and some android kernels.

Here’s a small overview of my progress in fixing bug #924609.

In this post I will talk about my experience with building the Firefox OS emulator.

In this post, I walk through the implementation of the Edit Note screen pictured below Intuition fails The Edit Note section is very similar to the New Note section.

In this post, I will polish up the application and address one of its shortcomings: hidden list items.

I have volunteered to help fix a bug in Firefox OS.

This is the final day in which I worked on the Simple Notes application.

The next functionality I decided to implement was the ability to delete multiple notes at once.

In this post, I will outline the modifications I did to the Simple Notes app in order to create the index screen.

Over the next couple of days I will be creating an application that will store notes for the user.

In this thread I will cover my experience building the Gaia interface from the source code.

This post will explain a caveat of the IndexedDB API that I have encountered and my work around.

In this post we will wrap up IndexedDB by exploring cursors and indexes.

In this post, we will cover how to add, get, update, and delete records from IndexedDB.

In this post, I will introduce IndexedDB.

This post will give a short demonstration of the Device Storage API.

This post documents my experience submitting a bug report to the Firefox OS project.

The Contacts part of the API Showcase application does not show a lot of information to the user.

This post will show one way to implement the Confirm dialog from the building blocks.

Last post we explored the Contact API, but ran into permissions problems.

In this post we will be exploring the Contact API.

On the previous post, we finished implementing a drawer but we didn’t have true navigation functionality.

Building on our previous work, we’re going to separate the notification demos, from the alarm demos using the Drawer.

Before we keep exploring WebAPI, we can take a moment to build a UI foundation our API Showcase app.

This post will cover the Alarm API.

This article will show how to use the Notification API.

In this post were going to explore the (small) BatteryManager API.

In this post, we modify the previous app to create an analog clock using images.

In this post, we create a simple clock app.

This post will give an overview of Firefox OS.

This is the first entry to the blog series dedicated to developing mobile applications for Firefox OS.