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I have been trying to find the answer to this question on both the Google developer site and here on SO but so far am unable to come up with a satisfactory answer.
I wish to provide users that download my application with a "user guide" on how to set-up certain parts of the application and how to load external data into it. I would like to add some screenshots in a simple step-by-step guide.
Is there a fixed framework available to do this? I could ship the app with a few pages that I load in the device's browser - but on a phone browser - looking at a screenshot of a phone may not be very "readable". Would a URL that one could view from a PC be better? Or perhaps just a textwindow within my application would be best. I was hoping someone here has had an idea that may have worked well for them in the past.
If it were me, I would just host the user guide online and provide a link to it from your app.
It would be easiest to set up and it allows to user to view the guide from their computer or tablet. (This way they can set up your app without having to switch back and forth between your guide and the relevant screen!)
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I hope you are doing well.
I have a project to do at school, it's about developing an API to link three applications from different platforms to a single database. It will be a desktop, mobile and web application. But problem, I've never developed an API and I don't know where to start. I would like you to tell me how to do it (which language to use, which software I need and if you can advise me on specific courses), or at least give me indications on how to search. I heard that we could develop some with Python which is a language that I use often, so if there are indications that can go in this direction as well. Thank you so much.
Based on knowledge about python i recommend to use Flask framework to create your api and you can find a lot of youtube videos can help you
i hope that i was helpful for you good luck
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I found these 3 app on Play Store and want to base my learning course on what tehnology are they make.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TreetopCrew.VirtualBeggar
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.outerminds.tubular
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.nanobit.cheftown
So my questions are how to make it and focus my learning on technologies they use. What frameworks is best to use and stuff like that.
I know to make basics app till now, with standard design and fuctionality, but want to learn more.
I know that the last one is little more complex, but I have a free time and want to learn, so any help will be appreciate.
Thx
I would suppose you received down votes as this is not really a question for stackoverflow. As commonsware stated, it is best practice to reach out to the developers and see if they are willing to divulge any info on what they used to develop their apps. As well there are multiple resources out there for starting game development in android. One that comes to my mind is XDA, but even just using google to dig around.
Here is a link to a game development thread on XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1753131
And here is a link to the development thead mentioned in XDA
http://www.kilobolt.com
Stackoverflow is more designed and targeted to specific code problems/questions. It is not meant for individuals to ask for "how do i make this" questions.
For reference, please see the link below on what should be asked here on Stackoverflow
https://stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
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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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I'm planning on making an app that can access posts from a WordPress blog and display them. I would start with iOS but I could use cross-platform frameworks too. I'm looking for something more programming-oriented instead of a drag and drop interface so that I can have extensive options for further development. What is the best code-based way to display blog posts from a WordPress site? I'm aiming towards something similar to the CNET app. Does anyone know how they made theirs?
I would just install a theme that is responsive, so that it's mobile friendly. By the way you asked the question, this sounds pretty ambitious. However, if you want to get your feet wet, consider looking into PhoneGap / Cordova perhaps.
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I am trying to build an online application for movie management. I want the application to be an online one, could any have inputs as to how to build it, as in currently i am downloading each of the dynamic content and loading the layouts which is highly inefficient. Could anyone suggest a better procedure to make an online application and guide for the same.
https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/endpoints-androidconnected-gae
That link will show you how to make a Google app engine project. The easiest way to use an online database with android. You can post, and get with very little code. What you do with the data you get back is up to you... Throw it into list views, text views, fragments, etc. But yes this is the best place to start as you need an online database or a social network would not work at all. I suggest you do the above totural and then come back with some more questions. Hope this helps!