I've done alot of research about app developpement but i dont seems to find a consent about creating an application that work on iphone and android with one time coding.
I'd like to know if it's possible to create an application with android studio and js that work on iphone and android device without any modification?
If not, is there a software that I can use to create an application that work on both and witch language can I use? For exemple Facebook work on iphone and android, it would be strange if they had created two separate app ...
I've never created an app for iphone before so I hope I'm clear about what I asked.
Thanks for your time.
You can use flutter also for application development that allows you to create app in android and IOS both at the same time.
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I am a cs student but i dont have eny experience with mobile apps. I want to make an autocliker app for a specific game that can also take a screenoshot and recognize the location of a specific image in the screen, but i dont have any idea where to start.
I would like to make it for both android and ios,
i have heard you can make an ios app with android studio, can i use it for this specific kind of app?
Also my brother(also a cs student) wanted to make an app exactly like that and the only way he found was something called AnkuLua, but its only for android and its complicated for the user. You have to download separately AnkuLua, the script for the autocliker and the pictures and then run the game. I want something more user friendly where you just download the autoclicker,run the game and then activate it.
EDIT:
Okay so i found out about the AccesibilityService api that i will use if i do it with android studio, so my only concern is about the ios app. is there any way i can make the ios app with android studio, using "almost" the same code? and if not what is the equivalent of AccesibilityService api for xcode
Try unity! You can make any kind of app with it and for all platforms, it's not olny for games.
I don't have an Android phone, is there still a way I can learn Android? How can I learn and what do I need?
Yes, absolutely ... the android SDK comes with an emulator, which, while quirky in some ways, does a pretty good job of letting you at least start learning and running most sample projects.
edit: This thread is somewhat old, but in recent times a new emulator has been released that is quite nice. Check out Genymotion :)
To add to Joel Martinezs answer,
Yes you can learn android dev without having a device, although it is really good to have one if you are into dev.
I started 3 months back and this is what i did
Downloaded the sdk and tools
Created a hello world app
Read about android sdk best practices in the developers site.
Looked at a lot of sample apps to know how they work
Started creating our app.
If I could do it, I am sure you could do it too. Android development is very easy to get started. You have all the info you need in the android developers site. If you need any help we are here at StackOVerFlow :-)
You need to fulfill the following requirements
Java knowledge
Android sdk
Android simulator
working knowledge of android OS(you can get it using emulator)
creativity and logics
Finally, a video tutorial(I suggest lynda.com)
Also take a look into android developer official site
Hey in addition to the above answers,
u should actually test on ur device when u r making an app that uses one of the following :
GPS, or wi-fi to get user location
when u want to use any phone sensor in ur app
when u r trying to integrate camera/ camcorder in your app
also u might need to actually test phone call/sms functionality integrated in an app
otherwise the emulator just works fine
As Joel puts it, you can use the emulator. Here is the developer website, and here is the page specific to the emulator.
Sure. Just get an android emulator and use that for your development. there are free emulators available online as well as tutorials and lots of books available for android OS development.
I do not have to do such manual updating in App Inventor so it is logical that Eclipse would have a similar automatic update feature.
App Inventor is made especially for non-programmers. Its main purpose is to give everybody the possibility to basicly develop an app so that one with a great idea and no or low programming knowledge would be able to get it done.
Now, Eclipse is an IDE that integrates great with the Android SDK. So it only helps you with basic stuff that any IDE does, plus some things about Android integration (like test your app on the emulator/device really easy).
I have an app in Android Market which is a standalone app that's essentially a full conduit to an SQLite Database(add, change, delete, inquiry). Some of my potential clients have asked to see a sample of my work, but they don't have an Android device.
Other than just showing them screenshots etc., is there a way I could have them go to a website where they can actually run it & check it out.
I'm thinking there would be a programming element involved (convert app to a mobile website essentially?), hence posted this question here.
Not quite sure where to get started. Any help would be appreciated.
You can use one of the patterns like MVC/MVP/MVVM to create your core library and then develop additional UI variants for different clients: Android, java applet etc.
Alternatively you can develop a mobile web site as you suggested and use simple android app to navigate built-in browser to it. This might be somewhat transparent to most users. I think Android MSN client uses such an approach.
I see 2 relatively easy options.
Give them an .apk designed to only
run on the emulator (you can check
the ID, the emulator ID is 00000...)
and they can boot up an emulator and
run it. If you're worried about them
reverse engineering your .apk you
probably shouldn't go down this
route. Or if you don't want them to
have to install the emulator
Set up a virtual machine and let
your clients remote desktop into it.
Give them permissions to only run
the emulator or however you want to
set it up
hey guys, till now i have developed web applications but know i'm thinking to get hands on Mobile Application. So how to i start it n from where coz i have no idea about Android,iPhone,Symbian etc.. nor i dn't have a big Phone to know how applications runs on it..
mainly i want to focus on Android Applications, is there any simulator for Android Phones, i dn't even know how to use simulators..I just need a step-by-step tutorial for mobile app development n Android Application.
Go to http://developer.android.com . This is the official website for Android and it contains a detailed documentation regarding the procedure to download Android SDK...configuring and running programs in Eclipse. Apart from that you do have various other websites that offer you basic documentation.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3405695/importantuseful-websites-for-the-android-related-stuff