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@borchb sorry we are kind of out of biz for sometime now. No more knowing geeks :(.

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@salmanuv hey hi, we have shut operations & there is just me (@pocha) onboard :). You may shoot q here on twitter.

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@chelny you might like to use stackoverflow to get some help. Our Android experts are not with us anymore. Sorry :(

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@chelny hi thanks for a shoutout but unfortunately we do not active development anymore. We initially had paid help but we discontinued it

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@robertmcginnis ya, some user accounts seem to have the issue. Can you try signing up with a new email ?

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Things were a bit screwed up on our server which we fixed recently . You should check back if you came in past couple of days on our site.

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@enricodigital Thanks. The tutorial is for Rails 3 though & we are not doing any active development either. It is still good to get started.

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@enricodigital things should work fine now. Sorry for that. Someone has installed v0.9.5 of Rails on our server :).

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@enricodigital checking it. Give us a few min.

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@cyrus_zei thanks for the good words but guess its too late now :(.

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@cyrus_zei hi, we have stopped active development. So guess no more new content would be coming out. Sorry :(.

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RT @zahar23: I really enjoyed this #android App Dev challenge http://t.co/lrBHIWPofK by @codelearn

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We are back and we have introduced login instead of save progress.

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We are going to have a short maintenance shutdown now.

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@jkhaliph oh ok. Sorry that it did not help & glad that finally you have things working :)

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@jkhaliph 1. In Eclipse "Window --> Preferences" 2. Select "Android" from sidebar, 3, "Browse", add Android SDK location folder. Hit Apply

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@labnol cool. Thanks for the coverage.

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@labnol also, plz check http://t.co/9KfqNt1wg4 - first of its kind interactive Android tutorial covered in http://t.co/0yBUnFh22g

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@labnol thanks for coverage in http://t.co/Yeo9y2zNgw but ours is a Rails tutorial not Ruby (contd..)

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Updates at Codelearn within past 1 month summarized in our latest blog post - http://t.co/aTw0XJsOVF