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I need a tool where the user can draw an flowchart easily, and export this to a HTML and CSS file.
My intention to save this HTML code in a database, and get this from my android app, and show this in a Webview.
Do you know some flowchart tool for to do that?
Thank you!
Have a look into Lucid Chart API, I know there is an embed code option, which could help you, but there's always a save the charts to an image file.
There might be a specific tool out there to do that function, but I am guessing it would be difficult to find or require an upfront cost to use. I would anticipate that you most likely will have to strap something together yourself.
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This is a general question for iOS and Android development. I want to consider if this is possible and gather thoughts from here.
You can imagine this app as a social network app and people can comment/add/edit on each other's post. I want users to add/upload an Excel file from their sides, and then I want other users to view this excel file inside app instead of jumping to Microsoft Excel APP in their phone.
In one sentence, just add an Excel view feature inside of my app. Do you think this is possible? Any existing resources?
Thanks.
For Android you can use http://www.independentsoft.com/jspreadsheet/index.html
No clue about iOS or cross-platform-solutions though.
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I'm looking for a library or a API (preferably java), Where I can use a sample picture of a form where users download this form, fill it up, and then take a picture of it using their smartphones, and then extract some data from it and use this data for whatever reason (verification, generating stuff, etc...) is it possible?
I saw once a video from canary delivery where in one part they use the ID in order to confirm your identity, how is that possible and how can it be done?
OpenCV is the reference (http://docs.opencv.org/java/). Do you looked on github if this idea is already shared ?
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Could anyone suggest me a good QR code reader to embed this in my app.
I'm searching a library which let me embed the scanner directly in my activity.
And with a good tutorial which explain me how to use it.
Zxing is great, but it's hard to embed into your app - it's developers focused more on making usage of their own app from Play Store easier.
There are some other libraries, which wrap Zxing around. I used this one in my recent project. It's really easy to use. Probably you can find all what you need in readme.
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Are there any ready-made mobile HTML5/CSS3 templates available on the net (for webapps). I don't want to have a native look nor want a native look with webapps. But I want kewl eye-catching designs with a lot of colors. As I'm a developer I'm a super noob at designing. Let me know if you guys use any resources.
P.S.To be specific I needed it for holding two countdowns (placeholders) & 2 images.
I usually look at DeviantArt for UI ideas,
http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&q=iphone+app+template
From there you could find one you like and code it.
Also look at this link for a backbone template,
http://html5boilerplate.com/mobile
A simple google search would have led you here...
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I'm looking for a library that does something similar to what the input field in Google's search input does. I know it's a long shot, but thought perhaps it's part of the SDK and I'm overlooking it, or someone has written a handy lib.
The only difference between the google text hinting and what I want, is that I want to be able to add my own strings to the hints... the practical application here is that I have a huge list of company names and I want to help the users type them in (cause many of them are fairly long)...
I have a pretty good idea of how to write this myself if I absolutely have to, but was hoping that someone's already done the heavy lifting.
Yup, it exists.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/AutoCompleteTextView.html
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