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I have using SQLLite in my Android Application for sometimes now, and am getting quite tired of using cursors, and inserts in my java code. I have exploring various ORM available for Android. A good place to start is here. Can anyone share their experience of using ORM in Android. Would you recommend any particular ORM in a Android application.
I have been using ORMLite. Its a good ORM, open source and lots of support. Haven't really tried the rest though, its been around the longest and its really good.
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So I'm new to programming and I really want to get into the deep stuffs. So firstly I'm looking to make an android app but I really don't know where to even begin. Which framework do i use? What programming language should I master. I just need a little light to be shed here.
For Programming Language, you can learn Java or Kotlin .. Etc
For Java, use NetBeans to train and improve, I really recommend it for beginners.
https://netbeans.org
After you learn programming language, start learning Android development.
You will need Android studio
https://developer.android.com/studio
You also need to learn SQLite for databases.
Wish this helps.
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I am looking for applications to see how they are built, features etc...
For example the app smspopup seems very nice for studying.
Does anybody know any other worthwhile open source projects?
I always suggest the iosched project as a pretty full example, I would start downloading the project and learning everything from the source code. As it is developed by Google developers, it fulfills all Android code patterns and also has the latest Android Material design.
If you want more Android projects, there are several pages for it in github.
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I am trying to make an application for android using node.js. As far as I searched, I found anode. But is there any proper tutorial or example to get started? I have no idea how.
As a junior Android Developer I think this is not a good idea because mainly the major issue in android development are the layouts and some API (at least for me)... If you want to go with async and node-like dev on android try rxjava
I would go through a java tutorial first before you try to look into node. The fact of the matter is you are not going to find as many resources for node as you will for java. Once you are super familiar with the android stack it should be easy to write it in node with little documentation.
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I spent the last year working on a project that involved mostly java for android but used c++ for some additional libraries through jni. What I would like to do is port the whole project into objective c for ios because I think it would make using the ios libraries that much easier not having to use any wrappers or additional code.
So does anybody know of any good books related to programing in objective c from the eyes of a java programmer. I already have quite a few objective c books and ios books but what Im lacking is the knowledge of how to cross over certain operations on objects and containers and things like that.
Any leads on the matter would be much appreciated.
'Learn Objective-C for Java Developers' - (Apress).
http://books.google.co.nz/books/about/Learn_Objective_C_for_Java_Developers.html?id=2fQBGOU4UfQC&redir_esc=y
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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.