I am using Eclipse editor.
I know about Twitter integration using Fabric in Android studio.
But that is not useful for me because of Eclipse.
I want to know is there any way to create Twitter share dialog like FacebookDialog.ShareDialogBuilder
You can try
Fabric in Eclipse
by the way as commented by MD You have to Jump to Android Studio
With the recent announcement Google made about dropping support for Eclipse, after much thought, we’ve decided to discontinue future support for Eclipse as well. Although we’re no longer going to be rolling out any more upgrades to Eclipse, your existing plugin for Eclipse and dashboard will continue to work.
Thank you.
As you said
working in this project since last 6-7 month.
but consider Pratik's answer, you can use FABRICS in Eclipse but it will be wise decision to move to AS to use all the available features
Regarding migrating from Eclipse to AS it's very easy, you can follow this and this
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Recently, I just installed Xamarin on Visual Studio Community 2015. Well, I don't know much about it. I was trying to create my first project. But, When I tried to create an Empty Xamarin.Forms Project. It opens a window to log in to Xamarin Account.
Is it really necessary to have an account before using Xamarin?
I don't think so...
Update to Visual Studio 2017 Community.
Visual Studio 2015 has old Xamarin packages that may still require sign in to a legacy Xamarin account. There are no longer any Xamarin accounts, except for Xamarin forums.
You need to be logged in to develop with Xamarin.
They control license acceptance by logged users.
To download some components, you will need to be logged in too.
So I have been wondering. Can this be implemented with kivy?
I have seen read this post in kivy planet about it, but noticed that the login button was a problem.
The article is from 2013, so I would like to know what is the current situation regarding Facebook and Google SDKs and Kivy integration with Pyjnius.
First of all, i'd like to know how to install the SDKs without android-studio, if possible.
Then, how to propperly integrate them with my app.
Hope someone can shed some light in the matter.
A Facebook/Google sign in can be implemented with Kivy. You do not necessarily have to use the Google or Facebook SDK, there are other auth libraries available in Python.
If you are to use the Facebook/Google SDKs, it is still possible as you can execute any Java code with Pyjnius. Per your question about installing 'SDKs' without Android studio, I'm not sure what you mean, but you may specify dependencies in your Buildozer dependency file.
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 have a project that I need to upload to the market. What is getting my really confused is the signing. I've seen lots of different tutorials all using different methods and the official Android dev site makes it worse. I've tried a few but they either don't seem to work or I don't really understand the process.
Are there any developers who can provide a easy to understand step by step link or tutorial that they have used (or created)?
Thanks in advance.
The easiest way I know is the eclipse method. Right click on your project -> android tools -> export signed application package.
The rest is done by the assistent.
How can i get App Inventor XMl code for Eclipse IDE
Currently, not possible, as App Inventor does not manage Eclipse Java projects, but uses schema. Use "Download Source" (More Actions) in the list of "My projects" to inspect the code generated by App inventor.
Though its not possible for the time being
I've read in forums that it'll be possible in near future versions of app-inventor
Keep Checking forum announcements for any update
Currently not possible,
I will prefer to design your app with eclipse built in GUI plugin.