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I would like to do a mobile native app (Android & iOS) with OpenStreetMap. I need to work with maps offline for trekking.
I read about OSMDroid, MapsForge for Android, but I need to do in iOS too. Could you recommend me some libraries, tips etc for these mobile OS?
Thank you
The OSM "stackexchange like" help might be a better place for this question.
See for example: https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/8066/ios-android-sdk
Check also the OSM wiki: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Frameworks for possible alleys to explore.
If you are ok with a commercial library check out skobbler's OSM SDK - they offer offline maps and a free tier plan that might be large enough for your needs. (minus the marketing talk, the SDKs can be downloaded here)
If you are an company/enterprise then also have a look at cloudmade (as far as I know they changed their policy and supported only enterprise plans).
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i study a course of development android application, i want to see a real professional code.
Is have a way to find in web a real working android applications and inspect their code for learning purpose?
Have a look at
https://github.com/google/iosched/tree/master/android
Google I/O is a developer conference held each year with two days of deep technical content featuring technical sessions and hundreds of demonstrations from developers showcasing their technologies.
This project is the Android app for the conference. The app supports devices running Android 4.0+, and is optimized for phones and tablets of all shapes and sizes
You can explore online repository hosting platform Github for Android projects and for others,too. There are huge number of good projects.
Android provides official sample applications projects for each API version. You can download them via SDK manager and also from google's android developer site
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Well i am trying to find a good software which helps me in coding. Hassle free and a bit helpy?
As of now eclipse is generally used by most of the people around the world. You can download the same either from eclipse official site and download the plugin for the same
Or you can use Android studio for the same. To do the same you can download it from the official android developers site https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html .
Do keep in mind that after some time, android studio may be used more by people as it is developed only for android development and also google is stopping to provide support for eclipse.
One more thing that, once you download the software, you will need to install sdk's for the api level for which you want to develop
All the support for development for android is available at the above mentioned link. Information about all the libraries are also available at the same. For more resources, you can always use youtube for the possible leacture series and also use stackoverflow and codata whenever you are stuck.
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One of my applications is getting more and more popular, and I'd like to support multiple languages, but there are a few problems:
I don't know every single language out there
I'm actively developing the application, so strings change and new ones are added - often
That's why I've been looking at the possibilities of an online community translation tool. I'd like for it to be free and open source, and it'd be great if it supports Android!
Sorry if this is off-topic, I was a bit unsure, but I think it's a problem that many Android developers have to deal with.
For WordPress for Android we use GlotPress, you can upload your strings.xml and it will create sub projects for whatever language you want. You can then invite users to translate the project to their native language.
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I am looking for a good cross platform mobile application development framework that at least supports the big 4: iOS,Android,Windows Phone and Blackberry.
Can you please also let me know what is the best points of the framework you recommend?
PhoneGap is an HTML5 app platform that allows you to author native applications with web technologies and get access to APIs and app stores"
Check about the supported features by OS here
You can use your javascript , HTML, CSS skills to create native apps. avoiding the burden of Java (Android), ObjectiveC (iOS) etc.
Free!
This is another strong contender.
I would like to suggest you PhoneGap for your needs. It supports almost 6 platforms.
Have a look on the link this will help you
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I'm interested in developing an android app that makes use of an OpenCV android port at http://code.google.com/p/android-opencv/. Particularly, I want to use SURF features which comes embedded in the OpenCV framework but I'm not sure if then I will be able to sell this app.
Anyway, is there any non-free app making use of any of the OpenCV android ports?
SURF is a patented algorithm. You need permissions to use it in commercial applications. SURF comes with OpenCV because there its being used for "academic" or "research" purposes, without any commercialization involved.
Read the license files of the particular port you are using.
The two different ports I googled and looked at in the past two minutes seem quite clear.