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Is there a away to get data from other apps like, google contacts, calendar,etc in our app.
E.g The way google synchronizes with their apps.
You can access data from other apps using Content Providers. You can learn more about that from the documentation.
You can either build an ecosystem by creating multiple apps that communicate with each other via content providers, or you can access data from existing apps if they provide content providers.
You can learn how to access the calendar by reading the documentation.
So the main takeaway is that you should read about Content providers and also checkout some related tutorials.
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I want to show in my app, how many users are online. I tried to find solutions but the solutions that i found is generally in web, i have mobile app and i want to show how many users are online. Can someone please help?
From the firebase documentation. Firebase has the functionality to monitor presence in the application. RTDB supports it natively, but Firestore leverages other services to implement it.
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when I use serializible to store data from an Android app in the internal storage, is there a danger of losing data, or does the data remain safed, even after an update?
App data remains after an app update or a system update. It does not survive the app being uninstalled and reinstalled. However, app data back up might be what you are looking for. Consult the docs here for more info.
If you are serializing your own classes, and the classes might change as your app is updated, there are additional issues (independent of Android) that you need to consider. See, for example, this question.
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I'm currently developing an application which should share the location of multiple clients live. It is important that the locations are always up to date. I would like to ask what's the best way of doing so with keeping performance in mind. I currently only have a web services in mind which handles the locations and the client fetches the data every X seconds from the server or live updates with firebase.
I'm strongly recommend to use synchronized DB, such as coutchDB/PouchDB or similar, in that why the DB framework will be responsible to sync all clients without the need to handle each client separately.
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I want to get statistics such as the number of the installed apps and the number of active installs in a day.
How can I get the unique information of each mobile device?
When I have this unique information I can save it in MySql db with php and show statistics.
thanks all,I mean unique information Like UUID of Android phone
Most of the data you're looking for is provided by the Google Play service. Once you upload your APK, you'll start getting statistics on your app.
If you need more granular data, look into 'Flurry'. It's free, easy to set up, and quite powerful.
You can use this framework to track app statistics across various platforms:
http://www.distimo.com/
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I'm creating a website with an according app for iOS/Android and I'm doing some research for how I should do everything. I need to be able to post data from the different platforms and I want to access the same data from every platform, kind of like a wall where ypu can write stuff. I'm thinking that the data needs to be stored in a database but how do I access i.e. an SQL database from iOS/Android?
A simple research would've brought you a great tutorial on how to link a MySQL database through PHP to an Android app.
You'll be required the basics of PHP though so you may want to study a bit about that prior to starting.
Take a look at parse.com. This likely provides what you need without having to set up server with a database, etc. You can access your data on parse.com from iOS, Android, your web site, and a number of other platforms should you need to.