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Save in autodesk sketchbook mobile
Save in autodesk sketchbook mobile







save in autodesk sketchbook mobile
  1. SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE APK
  2. SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE ANDROID
  3. SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE CODE
  4. SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE PC

SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE CODE

I always suggest to watch the first episode of Clean Code to get an idea of common issues with code. Often it is hard to create test-automation for it and therefor it hard to refactor and clean it. Now from experience the root-cause of most defects is most often not the lack of a QA process, but an architecture or design that has a lot of coupled dependencies, making it hard to maintain and extend the code base. These should be pretty stable or going down/up, depending on the metric. Time spend on defects (should go down or stay stable)

save in autodesk sketchbook mobile

Some metrics I like to use to signal issues:Īverage velocity over time (should go up or stay stable)ĭefect count vs complete features count (feature side should go up) If the cause is really your QA process is something you have to find out, as it greatly depends on the situation.

save in autodesk sketchbook mobile

Velocity goes down when you have defects or technical-debt.Īn increase in defects or decrease in velocity should always result in a good root-cause analysis during a retrospective to find ways to prevent similar mistakes or improve the process. It would give a false sense of speed if you give non-valuable work story-points. If you have a lot of defects now, probably you will have the same amount in the future, slowing your whole project down. Defects are work that should have been completed in other points already in the past. If you are measuring a long(er) running project with velocity to get an idea when features or milestones will be reached it is a good idea to not estimate defects. I wonder if clearing the data of the cloud print app would have a similar effect? Anyways, I hope this helps a future person that got here via Google like I did.

SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE PC

I think either agreeing to the terms on the PC and/or printing a test page kind of forced a refresh of cloud print settings down to my phone. So I'm not really sure what the deal is with this (definitely still beta I guess). Still only Google Drive printer listed (damn!).īut then I hit the back button and tapped Cloud Print once again (hey why not?) and all of a sudden the FedEx Office printer was listed! I verified that it showed up properly in my drive accountįinally I went back to my phone: Settings -> Printing -> Cloud Print. I didn't bother trying to print a test page to Fedex but I did go back print a test page using the Save to Google Drive option (again not sure if this was needed) Select Print to Fedex Office and clicked the checkbox to agree to the terms (this only showed up once and maybe this was blocking it from showing up on Android?) I'm not totally sure what I did that fixed it but this what I tried: I fiddled with this for a while but I eventually got it to work. On my PC on Firefox I could see the Fedex printer listed along side the Google Drive printer but on my Nexus I could only see the Google Drive printer.

SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE ANDROID

I am also using Nexus 5 with Android 5.0.1. I don't use Chrome on the desktop (Firefox) but I don't think that is relevant. At least for as long as it takes to auto-update it again.

SAVE IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE APK

You can download and install the APK at. Version 6.7.76 is the last one that works for me. I figured out that for me each version of Google Play services of 7.0 and newer definitely will crash. So give it some time and several tries.įrom time to time, after reverting to factory version of Google Play services, they get auto-updated to the newest version again, regardless of the auto-update settings you might have. Only after one or two minutes the device accepts to remove that device admin setting. Immediatelly after reboot of the phone, this setting takes a while to kick in. I did that a couple of times myself because I have the same problems on my Galaxy S4 with the newest Lollipop. As you already know, you must uncheck the checkbox for Google Device Manager as device administrator first, afterwards the buttons are active. The uninstall updates and force stop buttons are greyed out because of the device administrator's setting.









Save in autodesk sketchbook mobile