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Are Android applications like Google Calender, Google Docs, Google Goggles, Android Market open source? I want to implement a similar UI and back end for my application. Can somebody tell me how to get the open source projects code from GOOGLE. Please let me know any kind of details related to this. Thank you for your help.
Check out https://github.com/android/
Calendar code
[EDIT]: Updated links
It might be worth checking out the K-9 mail client for Android.
It has a pretty decent UI IMO.
K-9 Mail Project on Google Code
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I want to know if the source code of firebase-analytics is open or not. I couldn't find it in this repo or any where else.
I wanted to know the working and flow of the api's available in the firebase-analytics. It's just weird that all the codes are available except analytics.
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The source code for the Google Analytics portion of the Firebase Android SDKs is currently not open-sourced.
While we open-sourced most of our product SDKs by now, it has taken different amounts of time for different products. We hope to some day have all our SDKs open-sourced, but have no timeline for when this will be.
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I am looking to build an app where registered users can fill out a form (with some fields already prefilled for different forms) and then submit the form.
Users will need to be authenticated on the app. I'm thinking that Firebase might be best suited for the data, but not sure where to start as for the actual development and am looking for some advice. Do I use Flutter, React or another?
Is there any examples where anyone could point me to?
Thanks
oficial firebase/flutter exercise this is a light begin in configuring firebase in flutter.
After checking it you can take a look at this plugin, inside of the github repo the plugin author got some nice examples
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Is there a service that will notify me whenever a user post a review for my app that meets a pre-defined criteria (e.g. a one-star rating)?
Google did not lead to any results.
For all who is still looking for an answer. Now there is such an option. In your google play developer console go to "settings" -> "Email notifications"
Direct link is here.
There is no official API right now. But you can get notifications for changes in rating and download count on your device if you use the Andlytics app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.andlyticsproject
(open source, available at GitHub).
No, Google doesn't provide any such service.
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I thought Google mails you when someone comment or give a review on an application. Anyways, I'm wrong then.
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Does anyone know of any books or online resources (except the dev docs) that cover the Sync Adapter and its usage? Struggling to find any good material myself.
Or.. does anyone know of any alternative libraries for conducting remote sync services?
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There really isn't any good resources at this point. If I had to guess at why, it is because the actual implementation of a sync is going to be very specific to each app. I am writing one right now, and it is very trial and error.
We could definitely benefit from a good tutorial on some of the more well known api's out there (an implementation of a twitter account sync for example). Maybe they will finally release the official twitter app code like they have been promising.
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I've been reading this post on the android developer blog about the twitter client and UI patterns.
It mentions the source code will become available, does anyone know if this has happened yet and where I can find it? I've drawn a blank.
Thanks!
I just asked the same question a few time ago:
Good UI practice in Android, are there some sample code?
So, the answer is that Twitter source code is not available yet.
You may have a look at Google IO application that use similar tools or you can use the nice GreenDroid (http://android.cyrilmottier.com/?p=240) library while waiting Google to release the code.
There was a post - on twitter, of course - a few days ago, saying that the source was coming very soon. I can't find the post now, and Twitter doesn't seem to want to show me search results from before 1st August, but it was definitely a days-not-weeks type of message.