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So I want to make an app that combines apps like Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram all into one. The thought was that you have the main home screen and then you have buttons for each of the apps so for example if you press the Twitter button it will show you your Twitter feed and any other Twitter related things. The app doesn't have to include only those four apps, it could include any social media app you want. Thanks for the help!!
You cannot include apps of other developers. You can either launch that app or you can write your own code to obtain and show the same data (possibly using some libraries if these social networks have published them).
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I want to make a chat app in which all features of chat like messaging, sharing video, image, and emoji, etc. I found a lot of tutorials for that but no one says how to chat with only those you know or have in contacts to prevent unwanted disturbance to the users from others. How to make such an app with flutter?
One way is by reading all the contacts number form the phone and then check if that phone number is registered
One feature/method I can think of is using referral/invite. The person can only join the app only if he is invited and the invitation is approved by the admin. This way you can have control over who accesses your app.
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I have a function that gets the list of all the installed applications on the user's phone. Is there anyway I can sort this list based on the category of the application installed?
Example - Messenger,Whatsapp, Facebook messenger}
What is the best way to achieve this?
Application info may contains some like this:
Packagename,
Applicationname,
Permissions,
icons & images.
So, We can't be able to get google playstore data for that app. Google playstore have category and other that cant get as programatically.
u may try on this sdk but its unofficial API http://code.google.com/p/android-market-api/
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/6175782/4609016
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The use case:
I want my kids to do some extra home work before they can play their favorite games on the phone. So, when they try to lauch these apps, I want my app to be lauched first. Only after they have finished certain tasks, say a couple of multiple choice questions, can they close my app and continue to their intended apps.
Is this possible to implement in Android? How?
You could do this -- not with an app, but with a custom launcher. You could create a launcher that knows which apps are the "fun" apps and which are the "learning" apps.
Do a search on "android build custom launcher" to get started in the right direction.
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I have made an android app for someone else. The app has a gallery option that should show various photos. The person I am giving this app to has no programming knowledge. I would like to have a common place where the person can upload pics and they show automatically in the app and get updated for all the app users. And by "common place" I mean a site like google photos or something. I would not want users to have to authenticate or anything. Whenever they open the app, the photos should get downloaded from the site. Which web service allows me to do this?
I would think a lot of photo sites would allow you to do this. I've done it in the past with Flickr and PHP, so I imagine it could be done using Android/Java.
Having said that, there's likely to be a lot more you need to consider. Photo sites have various terms of service, copyright agreements, and other important things you'll want to tell your client about before blindly deciding on a service just because it allows you to accomplish this task.
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How can I allow my iOS & Android user to use premium features if they liked a facebook page or if they twitted a message.
In other word how to implement Pay With A Tweet or Pay With A Like in mobile apps?
You can either build this functionality natively, using various social media platforms' SDKs (if they offer one) or by redirecting to something like a UIWebView and retrieving the success callback to ensure they did what they were supposed to do.
Alternatively, you could use a 3rd party platform such as TapJoy or ChartBoost that implements this concept using a pre-built SDK.