Probrably this looks a joke for someone but im very junior still.
Im doing a Quasar/firebase app and i want to upgrade some features, but for this I need to use the fingerprints auth from mobile devices, other is about QR reader and bars Reader, prefers this one.
Im looking for an api or tutorial to follow, want to explore next step in my learning in that way.
My target is about an full remote Human Resources app, where my own phone is the all I need.
so need to know where can start, of course i look on google first but only found app already finished to buy, need something what i can wrote while read the documentation.
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We are currently developing an app for cars with Android Automotive.
There is a desire to include a QR-code in the application, so that the user can (while the car is not moving) scan the QR-code and be directed to the website to fill in a form via their phone. The developer guidelines does not say anything about QR-codes in the application. However, the section about visual design and user interaction includes guidelines regarding images, but they are somewhat difficult to interpret. Also, it is unsure whether they apply to the use of a QR-code. The question is whether a QR-code in an android app for cars will be approved.
I tried sending the question to Google support, but their answer was "Unfortunately I'm not able to comment on your planned implementation. If you think your app is in compliance, please submit your app for another review. You may want to review the Developer Program Policies for additional policy guidance", which I found quite annoying, since we want to know whether the use of a QR-code will be approved before we spend time on the implementation.
We have documentation and guidelines, but are unable to find the answer.
Thank you in advance for help :)
Spotify and ABRP already use QR codes in AAOS
I need some directions and advice. :)
I have a project for a mobile app in mind (look below), but am confused about all the different programming languages, frameworks and so. Confused about what to focus on.
Also, I'm not sure if I should focus on a solution specifically for this project or just try to get good at developing mobile apps in general?
I have learned the basics of JavaScript and Swift. Have never tried working with a framework.
The app has to be able to do the following:
Store user data (strings and numbers)
Show various graphs and stats based on the user data
Look like a native iOS/Android app (e.g. like iTunes and App Store with the menu at the bottom)
Send push messages to the user
Ideally work for both iOS and Android
I’m of course looking for as easy and fast a solution as possible, but more important is that the solution looks and works like a quality app.
So, which solutions would be best for the project above? And what about developing apps in general? (or does it vary from app to app?)
This is a very basic question, and I would suggest getting familiar with iOS/ Android development in general before making your own app.
There are tons of great tutorials out there on how to do both, I would suggest getting started with either one based on what equipment you have available and what you're familiar with.
If you want to make an app that runs on both platforms you could make it in HTML5, but I'd suggest making a native iOS app in either Obj-C or Swift, and a native Android app in Java.
I am very confused right now on where to go to start deploying an android app of mine.
I have written a few hundred lines of code in python as a backend. It basically monitors a website specified for a new uploaded file, downloads it, modifies it a bit, and serves it to client app-users. The app is close to done too, just have to integrate it with the backend.
I could do this at home without a service, but my internet speed at home isn't good enough.
There are so many options like Parse and Google App Engine. I tried watching a few app engine tutorials, but they were so complicated with making APIs and other things. My app is simple and straightforward. How can I implement this?
This will require close to 50GB of space at most for the first phase. I might want to increase according to how my app goes. I am mainly looking for the backend to download the files from the website very fast so I am not behind on schedule.
Or am I going the wrong way with this? I need some guidance. Thanks.
Never built an app before.
Downloaded & installed SDK & Eclipse.
For my 'learning experience' I would like to build an app for my Galaxy S II (4.0.4) that will take me to a web site and then log me in, eg: my Gmail Account or my Voip.ms Account
Can someone point me to a tutorial or suggest how I should start such an app?
Is this too complicated to begin with?
Personally, I think this is way too complicated to start as a learner. You may end up spending a lot more time in debugging some code which does not work because of some silly stuff rather than "learning" how to code Android.
I started with a simple app that has few screens, stores some info in local SQLite DB and sends some across to an remote SQL Server over internet. I managed to complete this in 2 weeks and got quite a good hold on Android basics. Now I am working on a much complex app and am not getting stuck in fundamental issues.
Developer.android.com offers some good app examples and tutorials and is the first go-to location when you want to see how to do something Android-related.
As for what you want to do, it will really depend on the website. Going to the website in question, searching for a developer section is the way to go.
There they will explain which API they offer to devs. OAuth + REST are widely adopted but there is no universal solution, it really depends on the website.
A final note : embedding a webpage in an Android app is a very bad idea from an user-experience perspective, Using an API to offer a native app will always result in a better experience.
I've been planning to build an Android application built on Foursquare APIs. I went to the foursquare developer site and tried out the android oauth example. Also I noticed in the showcase several fancy apps such as Instgram, LocalMind. I wonder where (websites like github) I can find their source codes so that I can have a taste of how to develop a real foursquare app.
I am not sure there is a direct answer to your question.. With the exception of code snippets found by google code search or regular google search, do not expect to find full source code for integration with APIs..
As far as oauth goes, there are many examples with a simple google search on how to make it work (note that you have the Venues API that does not requires the oauth process)
As far as source code goes, you should check out this page it should have links to many examples. (got here after two clicks from that page..)
From my experience, we are developing a foursquare-enabled app with a custom server software - in short, our Android app will access our server, which will access foursquare (if required) and get data and pass it to our client (Android/iPhone/whatever).
Bottom line - eventually, you really should learn the API yourself, know the different endpoints and the returned data structures, experiment with different search results and then, if you wonder on what is the right way to get specific data or if you think you are doing something right and getting the wrong data, this is probably the place to ask about it.
The API Explorer should help a lot in doing that.