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Where can I get a csv file of top Android apps by category with information like app name, developer, app category, etc.? I am putting together a report for class and I have been combing the web with no luck.
Update: With the new marketplace releases now and then, following links do not work. You can try something like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/top and get HTML and parse.
Here is what you want.
Check this url. It's a JSON data for top free apps on Android Market.
Check this url. It's a JSON data for top paid apps on Android Market.
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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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How do i know if an api is free for use or has a price?.
I like to use some companies waze,whatsapp,facebook,gmail with my app but was unable to find any information about pricing.
Does opening an app using iframe cost too?.
The best way is to type name_of_software + api in google. For example: Waze Api led me here and Facebook API led me here.
For Waze, you can look into becoming a broadcaster, which will give you access to their resources.
Try around, experiment and see what's out there and if they offer price information or not.
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This is a general question for iOS and Android development. I want to consider if this is possible and gather thoughts from here.
You can imagine this app as a social network app and people can comment/add/edit on each other's post. I want users to add/upload an Excel file from their sides, and then I want other users to view this excel file inside app instead of jumping to Microsoft Excel APP in their phone.
In one sentence, just add an Excel view feature inside of my app. Do you think this is possible? Any existing resources?
Thanks.
For Android you can use http://www.independentsoft.com/jspreadsheet/index.html
No clue about iOS or cross-platform-solutions though.
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I'm looking for a library or a API (preferably java), Where I can use a sample picture of a form where users download this form, fill it up, and then take a picture of it using their smartphones, and then extract some data from it and use this data for whatever reason (verification, generating stuff, etc...) is it possible?
I saw once a video from canary delivery where in one part they use the ID in order to confirm your identity, how is that possible and how can it be done?
OpenCV is the reference (http://docs.opencv.org/java/). Do you looked on github if this idea is already shared ?
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I want to make a simple turn based 2 player game for an android and IOS. I want the android users to be able to play with the IOS user as well. However I am unsure what I should use. It is similar to tick-tack-toe so only numbers will need to be exchanged from user to user. Can someone please point me into the right direction as to what server or client I should use. And if you could show me a tutorial series that shows me how to use it that would be great! I've googled everywhere!
You can use this service from google which support iOS and Android:
https://developers.google.com/games/services/common/concepts/realtimeMultiplayer