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My internet fails a lot and I want an android developer offline version. If you know any useful links please let me know.
download it using sdk manager
there is (documentation for android SDK) checkbox under every Android API version you want
https://code.google.com/archive/p/android-chm-documentation/downloads
You can use this link to download offline library of android developer
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I want to integrate Morphosmart sdk (comes with Safran Morpho device, used for biometric fingerprint scanning in Aadhar) with my android app.
Morpho device is connected to android device via a USB cable, when the user give his fingerprint on the device, i want to detect it and able to save that on my android app.
I have the sdk jar, but i have googled about it more than a day, but didn't find any doc or sample until now
Please suggest some helping tutorial or sample on the same. thanks in advance!!
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Is there any alternative to Apple ResearchKit for Android? or Is there any medical related API and Library for Android smartphones?
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The Android version of ResearchKit is being currently built. It's called ResearchStack and I believe the beta version will be released in January.
Check http://researchstack.org/ for more information
Google Fit is the Android equivalent of the Apple ResearchKit. You can find out more here: https://developers.google.com/fit/?hl=en
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sir pls tell me the some sites where I can learn the basics of eclipse Juno for making apps as I have seen the developer site of eclipse already but not found great there so sir advised me some useful websites from there I can learn from basic to higher level.. pls sir...
Android development is done in java. just visit Developer site of android and read how to develop android app. you do not need to go into details how eclipse work so far i know. there are other website available for beginners. Vogella and Androidhive
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i'll try to develop an app which is enabled for plugins like in windows-.Net-world DLLs.
i will have small rectangle-linearlayouts in my app where the user is able to manage them with visible on/off. later on i or someone else will give the user a new plugin, which the apps is displaying now.
is it possible? if yes: how?
are there good sites out there you could direct me?
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It is possible to have a plugin architecture for your application. These links should help you out:
http://mylifewithandroid.blogspot.com/2010/06/plugins.html
http://mylifewithandroid.blogspot.com/2011/01/plugins-with-user-interface.html
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I found an app called IM in Android's trunk on git, but that doesn't look like the Google Talk app that comes installed on Android phones.
Does anyone know if that source code is even published?
It is closed source. But you can take the apk and disassemble it using baksmali.
It's closed source.