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while developing an app for two platforms: iOS and Android, I've decided to have a central place of taking care of the localisation of string values. The aim is to have the strings synchronised between the iOS and Android apps, and not to care of modifying them in both projects each time separately... do you have any ideas how to tackle this problem?
The most "non-pain" way to setup will be - name all strings the same, and then use simple tools like:
https://localise.biz/free/converter/ios-to-android
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Currently I am using webspeech.js whic helps me only for web pages and when I convert my ionic project to .apk file, it doesnt work. Is there any other way which fulfills my requirements? Thanks in advance!
You can keep your current library for TTS on the browser and use a plugin like this for iOS and Android
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I'm looking for something like Everyplay that has an SDK for custom engines on Android.
Does anything like that exist?
Thanks!
Sort of, there are screen capturing apps for both Android and iOS. But they're not available normally (android needs to be rooted, iOS needs to be jailbroken or use an enterprise build).
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Hi i wanna start develop Cross platform application for mobile app (mostly for Tablets/iPad). which one is the best in below to start with :
Appcelerator
Phonegap
Xamarin
Mosync
Each framework has its own Con's & Pro's.
Choosing a Framework is purely based on your selection criteria like :
Availability across different platforms
Development
Speed
UI
Performance
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I have a requirement where I have to convert the user hand written text using stylus into digital text as and when they write or convert after they completes scribbling.
Is there any library available in Android to do this or steps to do also will help me.
See OCR library ABBYY Mobile OCR Engine for Android. But beware that doing OCR on a device can be quite expensive for CPU
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I know that android has a collection of fonts specifically designed by Ascender for Google, but what other fonts are available? I'm looking for a list like this one or even better this one.
I believe the Ascender collection is the full list of fonts that come installed with Android. You can however include your own True Type fonts in your app (as long as your app isn't a Homescreen App Widget).