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I am trying to make an app that will allow users to manage their activities and so. And for this, I need to store all the data on some server. What should I use ? Can you recommend me some kind of good webhosting with huge or possibky unlimited database space ? Thank you very much for your suggestions
You may use www.parse.com orwww.baasbox.com for backing up your data. Happy coding
Its not really possible to provide better than the typical "it depends" answer - there are a whole bunch of trade-offs to consider when selecting which data store to use (let alone how you choose to host it)
However, given you've explicitly tagged sql-server I'd suggest taking a look at Microsoft's Azure platform (and perhaps specifically their hosted SQL Database) as it should satisfy all the points in your question.
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Which is the best free online database for Android? It is for a management app and the data is structured with many different tables. And it's a SQL and retrieve data in the form of query .
I would recommend Firebase Cloud Firestore, if its only database you need, it does a great job at simplifying all the configuration and operations to read/write.
Its a NoSQL database so not sure if it might be what you are looking for. It might be a bit harder to find specific pieces of data in the database but with the Firebase SDK everything is very accessible and easy to handle from your app. It's also free and easy for beginners to use.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore
MongoDB is another NoSQL option. You can get a free, 500MB server though Mongo Atlas.
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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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I am developing one android application for which I need to use database but I am confused between MySQL and SQLite. My application consists of one questionnaire having 4-5 test papers and generates automatic report on the basis of answers given by user. But as a newbie in the area of application development, I couldn't decide which database is good for my application.
Is this database supposed to be on the phone, or is it supposed to be on a server where the results can be saved for grading/other use? If its on the device only, then SQLite is your only option. If its meant for use on a server where results are being sent back to, then SQLite is probably not the right choice- MySql, Posgresql, or other similar product would make more sense.
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I am developing an android application where I need a list of recharge plans that the major operators offer. eg. paytm is an app that displays a list of plans.
Should I manually check for the plans and update them regularly or is there any API provided by these operators or is there any open source API that does it?
What country are you in? I am sure there are some APIs from third parties that allow you to get the specs of various plans.
Another way to do it would be to scrape the websites of the operators, or just maintain a list manually.
Please check Dataweave web site, they will provide recharge plan :
http://blog.dataweave.in/post/64192707157/dataweaves-telecom-recharge-plans-api
or as per #HansiHE suggest scrape the websites of the operators.
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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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