Passwords Done Right

This article is a keeper: Salted Password Hashing.

Side note: My own mobile web app is secure in so far as the hashed password only validates the anonymous and disposable handle or user ID, nothing else. This allows a member to delete their handle and recreate it with a different password as needed. Moreover, the arbitrary handle is not linked to any e-mail or other vitally important personal data.

Newest Android App

I designed, coded and published using the following tools installed on a Samsung Galaxy Tablet 2.0 with a 7 inch screen.

AIDE

Hackers' Keyboard

Mock Ups

This is the app with fragments in the UI: P.Y.T

Installing Android Studio

I have a dual boot Acer Aspire One Netbook with Eclipse running on the Windows partition.

Now I want to try Android Studio on the Ubuntu Linux partition.

Here are the steps involved.

Download Android Studio.

Place in Home directory for easy access.

Get OpenJDK.

Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable:

In a terminal window switch to root with "sudo su". Then type: "export JAVA_HOME=usr/lib/jvm/java-openjdk-i386.

Navigate to the directory android-studio/bin and type "./studio.sh"