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I know Adobe® Reader Mobile software development kit is able to render Reflow-able epub for iOS / Android. But their high cost is impossible for normal user to use.
Are there any free/value alternative for a epub SDK that support Reflow-able content?
I have not used it yet, but I have found this one:
http://epub.anfengde.com/
Looks really interesting.
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I am trying to store analog data from Android mike to musical notes such as a4,b1.. I tried working with aubio.org . But its written in C. Is there any other open source for doing it. If aubio is the way to do it how can i do it.
Take a look at this project - audio2midi integrating aubio in android.
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I need some antivirus apps which are open sources on Android platform.
Thanks!
You might take a look at android-av (https://github.com/zaventh/android-av). It's a proof-of-concept framework for Android security. It's the only solution I was able to find.
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What software is being used successfully to develop android apps and not get caught up in rights nightmares? I want to be able to sell/distribute freely.
Any input would be appreciated, thanks.
You can read the developer documents here: http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/eclipse-adt.html
If you code the app all yourself you will not have any issues.
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I am new to iOS development and probabily don't know all of the tools that are available in market.
I need to get a time based analysis of logs and resource(CPU, memory, network) consumption. I am using Little Eye tool for my android applications but can't find anything for iOS.
http://www.littleeye.co/
Apple includes a tool called Instruments that does exactly what you're looking for
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I'd like to use the Android fork of libjpeg-turbo for a stand-alone Android application, rather than integrating it into a build of Android itself (as described here). Can anyone point me at a guide or example of doing that?