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is there any free web service which also provide a database?
I am thinking for an application which hits a free web service and fetch and save some data.
Is there any kind of free web services to save my data and retrieve data when ever required from android. I visited Google cloud storage and API, but it doesn't look heavy for integration.
Can any one suggest me some easiest things?
Try :
a Parse
a programmableweb
or
a cloud-endpoints
Try Parse: https://parse.com/. I wrote a tutorial on how to get started with a simple app here: http://www.michaelevans.org/blog/2013/08/14/tutorial-building-an-android-to-do-list-app-using-parse/
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I'm new here and junior programmer.
I would create a database for an application that I am creating and I would like to know which recommends android applications.
Thank you!!
Saving data to a database is ideal for repeating or structured data, such as contact information. This class assumes that you are familiar with SQL databases in general and helps you get started with SQLite databases on Android. The APIs you'll need to use a database on Android are available in the android.database.sqlite package.
This is the official documentation.
see this also
http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/AndroidSQLite/article.html
try SQLite
Android has builtin support.
Sample here
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I am new to android programming and database. I have very little experience with database. I am trying to make users login from different phones. I think I read that SQLite will not be suitable for this. Basically, I want the user's data to synch with different phones.
I want to know what type of database I could use. Thanks!
You need use a database in the cloud, a server, not in Android.
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I'm developing android client which is capable of upload system db contacts information (name, phone_number, email).
Could someone suggest the best technology in point of best performance (in client) with about 1000 contacts.
SOAP or REST, XML or JSON.
I would go for a REST service, as it is more lightweight as SOAP. Also, you don't need a stateful service for this. Next to that I would use JSON, for two reason. Almost always smaller than xml, and great Android support for parsers.
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I'm working on an Android application that records video which then gets uploaded and stored on a server but I don't have idea where can I save this files. There are any solution like Heroku, Appfog or OpenShift, where I can store a large amount of files?
How about s3, or rackspace cloud files, or any other cloud storage solution.
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iTunes provides a Lookup Service for gathering metadata as JSON of an app given an app ID.
Is there a similar service for Android? It needn't be a web service or necessarily return JSON, a Java API or similar would also be useful.
Since Android has many stores, there may be many lookup services. If so, as many APIs as needed would be useful.
It seems that there is no tool that exists for Android at the minute.
Maybe this one can help you http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/search/index.html.