I'm working on an Android app with AWS Amplify. I've done Amplify apps before, and I use their tutorial guides to properly call the APIs.
I noticed when using Amplify core version 2.10.0 there is no documentation showing when hovering the mouse over code. Has anyone had this problem and found a fix for it?
I've had similar issues, but with the Android SDK. I just had to download the one(s) targeted by the app and Intellisense was fixed. I'm wondering if I am missing a silly detail like this in my Amplify v2 app?
Edit: discovered my issue was not occurring with another app using Amplify v1.37.5
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I'm developing a mobile APP to record audio, save to file and then send to a server. I'm currently using SmartFace.io, cross platform application to create both Android and iOS mobile apps. Been researching but can't find the audio capabilities of such platform, the online API documentation doesn't include specifics and the media items have no detailed info.
I'm not a beginner, SmartFace looks good but can't find any info regarding what I need to do. I'm not so sure if a lot of people is using it.
What I've done:
- Tried using PhoneGap but couldn't make it work, a coworker with more experience on Phonegap struggled until one project worked, we discovered some libraries and versions collide
- Tried samples posted here but as some other users reported, didn't work
- Also tried the now dead Mosync but the C code provided on the now dead forum doesn't work (says platform not supported).
- I know Appcelerator have working samples but it's my last choice
- Found working projects for Android Studio but we are still trying to avoid specific work for each platform-app-IDE-framework
Thanks in advance
Smartface App Studio offers lots of ready to use components and libraries in it.
However, for current version it is not available to record an audio samples.
For more details about the features and roadmap please check the links below;
http://www.smartface.io/developer/guides/
http://docs.smartface.io/
http://www.smartface.io/roadmap/
Has anyone been able to get TwitterKit https://dev.twitter.com/twitter-kit/android to work with Xamarin Android? Fabric doesn't have a plugin for Xamarin so has anyone been able to get it to work?
I contacted twitter about this a while back (I'm in the beta) and they said that they currently do not support xamarain, however, the rep that contacted me back said they were considering it.
I did create very rough bindings at https://github.com/phischu/Android-Twitter-Core-Xamarin.
I have written two 'walkthrough' blog posts recently, on how to integrate Fabric in Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.iOS
Focusing on Crashlytics and Answers.. but the process should be similar to get TwitterKit or Digits etc to work.
p.s. its a messy process
Android - http://www.mike-irving.co.uk/web-design-blog/?blogid=92
iOS - http://www.mike-irving.co.uk/web-design-blog/?blogid=93
I am using the native google analytics SDKs in iOS and Android projects. Recently i noticed that the web API provides a way to track "non-interact" events:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/field-reference#nonInteraction
However, the native SDKs do not allow to track events using this attribute. Can anybody explain why and how something like non-interact could be tracked using the native SDKs?
thanks
after a lot of searching for a documentation for iOS i found this syntax:
[builder set:#"1" forKey:kGAINonInteraction];
taken from:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ios/v3/enhanced-ecommerce
hope that helped.
I have been looking for a tutorial all over the place about a hello world application relating Android and Google App Engine, and I did find some, but they all included the option "app engine connected android project" which is no longer available in Eclipse, as I understand.
Can someone give me links to a good Hello World tutorial combining Android and GAE? Why was the option "app engine connected android project" removed?
EDIT (18/9/2013): Seems like it's now available here: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/endpoints/
I, too am looking for a tutorial to that. I will update this answer as soon as I know. (EDIT: The closest thing I have for a tutorial is this presented at Google I/O 2011.
The option is removed because, apparently, Google is looking to deploy Google Cloud Endpoints (http://endpoints-trusted-tester.appspot.com/) as a replacement and the old option was using C2DM which has been deprecated in favour of Google Cloud Messaging (http://developer.android.com/guide/google/gcm/index.html). I've read from some other answers here that Google is looking to reintroduce it into the Eclipse plugin at a later time. Who knows when that will be.
it seems that I'm not the first one, but I don't find anything that helps. I'm new to Android and would like to develop a real simple photo sharing app (three tabs: camera, gallery and upload to Picasa) to start off. Unfortunately the Google Data APIs for Java, don't run on Android and I didn't find a good tutorial for the newer Google Data API. I also couldn't get the Android Picasa sample to run: Eclipse complains about a buildpath error, but doesn't show what exactly is wrong.
I'm looking for an easy tutorial how to use Picasa with Android. Anyone has some kind of "middleware classes" between the old and the new API which one can use. How do I fix the buildpatj problem to run the sample or how in general can I import external JARs to my Android project.
Thanks for reporting the problem, Daniel. I actually fixed this bug recently on 9/13/2010. Please try the sample again and let me know if you encounter any problems.