Abstract: Remote generation of executable code for a client application based on natural language commands captured at a client device are described. A natural language command is received at a client device, and natural language data is generated and communicated to a remote service provider system. The service provider system processes the natural language data using natural language processing techniques to recognize one or more actions of the natural language command, and generates executable code to perform the one or more actions of the natural language command by the client application. The executable code is then communicated back to the client device over a network to cause the client application to blindly execute the executable code to perform the one or more actions of the natural language command.

Abstract: Remote generation of executable code for a client application based on natural language commands captured at a client device are described. A natural language command is received at a client device, and natural language data is generated and communicated to a remote service provider system. The service provider system processes the natural language data using natural language processing techniques to recognize one or more actions of the natural language command, and generates executable code to perform the one or more actions of the natural language command by the client application. The executable code is then communicated back to the client device over a network to cause the client application to blindly execute the executable code to perform the one or more actions of the natural language command.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for relatively changing a parameter value from a first value using a pressure sensitive user interface (UI) element. In an embodiment, the techniques include: activating the UI element in response to pressure signals received at the UI element; displaying the first value as the parameter value; converting the pressure signals to corresponding parametric values; presenting the parametric values as feedback concurrently with the converted pressure signals and with the displayed first value; unlocking the activated UI element when the parametric values fall within a first window of the first value for a first time period; after the unlocking of the activated UI element, relatively changing the parameter value from the first value to the parametric values concurrently with the displayed parametric values; and deactivating and locking the UI element in response to a lack of pressure signals received at the touch point of the UI element.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for relatively changing a parameter value from a first value using a pressure sensitive user interface (UI) element. In an embodiment, the techniques include: activating the UI element in response to pressure signals received at the UI element; displaying the first value as the parameter value; converting the pressure signals to corresponding parametric values; presenting the parametric values as feedback concurrently with the converted pressure signals and with the displayed first value; unlocking the activated UI element when the parametric values fall within a first window of the first value for a first time period; after the unlocking of the activated UI element, relatively changing the parameter value from the first value to the parametric values concurrently with the displayed parametric values; and deactivating and locking the UI element in response to a lack of pressure signals received at the touch point of the UI element.