I'm wondering if java will ever be available on mobile phones?
what? confused, explain more please?
Huge amounts of Java are included in the android platform? Hence the sue by oracle
Not sure exactly what you mean...
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Java is the language of android. So the answer is it here already...
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I'm wondering if java will ever be available on mobile phones?
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Good post guy!
I think what he is asking, do any browsers support the java plug in so that you can play java based games on sites like Pogo.
What he said ^^^^^
I'm trying to think but nothing happens.
Yeah , just like cruise said . To play java based games .
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"Using C# as the programming language, PS Suite SDK will run programs developed in C# on virtual machine equipped in both PS Certified devices and PS Vita." http://www.slashgear.com/sony-accepting-apps-for-playstation-suite-dev-program-closed-beta-10194471/
Application http://www.playstation.com/pss/closedbeta/index_e.html
I think.....I'm...going to cry....
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me too... but only because you prompted me to think about it
The Xperia arc in japan has just been given playstation certification too
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Noob? Wat can the playstation suite sdk do for us luke wat kund games can be made?
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Noob? Wat can the playstation suite sdk do for us luke wat kund games can be made?
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I don't even know what you just said...
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This is so damm cool so urm what does it mean?
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This is so damm cool so urm what does it mean?
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It means that sony has released the playstation certified software development kit. Allowing third party developers, to develop original software for the playstation suite.
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They said they would around these days. Eventually re games based on it will appear in Q2 2012.
Possibly couldn't this help devs trying to port psp games? (a small part of me hopes that will happen sometime )
cj360 said:
Possibly couldn't this help devs trying to port psp games? (a small part of me hopes that will happen sometime )
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I hope that also crossing fingers
Wow nobody checks these threads huh
cj360 said:
Possibly couldn't this help devs trying to port psp games? (a small part of me hopes that will happen sometime )
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Probably not as this is geared toward making games foor buth android and the Vita and the Vita can already run psp games. Porting those games would not be necessary for a significant part of the audience you try to reach.
Who else got their acceptance email today?
yifanlu said:
Who else got their acceptance email today?
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Congrats
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It is now in open beta:
http://www.playstation.com/pss/developer/index_e.html
i'm gonna start to emulate psp games ...
It's really nice.. I can develop for Xperia PLAY and PS VITA at the same time
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I don't even know what you just said...
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Hi everyone, I have been using the Android OS for a few years now, and I love it. I have just decided today that I am no longer going to just watch from the sidelines as apps get released. I want to get my greasy little mitts in on the action.
I would really appreciate some advice on what I should start with. I would like to learn Java, and or Python. I just need to know what direction I should go in. I really want to create games. Any advice would be amazing
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For app Development Learn to make android apps
For Game we have one here
[GUIDE] Android Game Development Tutorial! (Beginners welcome)
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I just browsed, when I should have been searching lol... I will use those links. Thank you soo much
Go here codeacademy.com you can learn Java and Python
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Hi everyone, I have been using the Android OS for a few years now, and I love it. I have just decided today that I am no longer going to just watch from the sidelines as apps get released. I want to get my greasy little mitts in on the action.
I would really appreciate some advice on what I should start with. I would like to learn Java, and or Python. I just need to know what direction I should go in. I really want to create games. Any advice would be amazing
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I really would advise learning java. A really good tutorial sight is thenewboston.com. It has a multitude of programming tutorials as well as android tutorials. After going through these tutorials, I would recommend using the andengine library for games as it makes collisions, physics, and animations much easier to deal with. Good Luck!
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Go here codeacademy.com you can learn Java and Python
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codeacademy.com does NOT teach Java, only JavaScript. I searched for the Java course and there is none to be found.
try deitel and deitel
lanwarrior said:
codeacademy.com does NOT teach Java, only JavaScript. I searched for the Java course and there is none to be found.
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try the deitel and deitel ebook for android programing it is a bit difficult if your a beginner but it sums up everything you need to know i find it great
you can even try the lynda series for android they are a straight forward approach and easy
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Hi everyone, I have been using the Android OS for a few years now, and I love it. I have just decided today that I am no longer going to just watch from the sidelines as apps get released. I want to get my greasy little mitts in on the action.
I would really appreciate some advice on what I should start with. I would like to learn Java, and or Python. I just need to know what direction I should go in. I really want to create games. Any advice would be amazing
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I love android coding, and maybe I can teach u something.
I can't post links yet (this is actually my first post in the forums!), but I found the Android Bootcamp 2012 video series from NewCircle priceless. It's available for free on YouTube and it is based on the development of an entire app from scratch. It is slightly outdated, but very well made.
I also followed the Coursera's course on Android by prof Adam Porter: it's free as well and it just ended, so it's really up to date. It is based on a different approach though, covering different topics and providing several little projects, instead of a single one.
Imho though you do need some knowledge of Java. I came from a C++ background, so i was able to follow those courses while also learning bits of Java too, but starting with zero knowledge of both the Android api and Java could really be overwhelming, just warning you.
While following the Coursera's course, I saw people recommending a free course about Java taught by John Purcell on the Udemy platform (I might be wrong on the guy's first name).
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I can't post links yet (this is actually my first post in the forums!), but I found the Android Bootcamp 2012 video series from NewCircle priceless. It's available for free on YouTube and it is based on the development of an entire app from scratch. It is slightly outdated, but very well made.
I also followed the Coursera's course on Android by prof Adam Porter: it's free as well and it just ended, so it's really up to date. It is based on a different approach though, covering different topics and providing several little projects, instead of a single one.
Imho though you do need some knowledge of Java. I came from a C++ background, so i was able to follow those courses while also learning bits of Java too, but starting with zero knowledge of both the Android api and Java could really be overwhelming, just warning you.
While following the Coursera's course, I saw people recommending a free course about Java taught by John Purcell on the Udemy platform (I might be wrong on the guy's first name).
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After taking that Coursera clas by Prof. Porter I was able to put an app in the app store. Aww yea.
Yea me too, it was a really cool course. Are you planning on following the next course? It seems like a tough one!
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I can't post links yet (this is actually my first post in the forums!), but I found the Android Bootcamp 2012 video series from NewCircle priceless. It's available for free on YouTube and it is based on the development of an entire app from scratch. It is slightly outdated, but very well made.
I also followed the Coursera's course on Android by prof Adam Porter: it's free as well and it just ended, so it's really up to date. It is based on a different approach though, covering different topics and providing several little projects, instead of a single one.
Imho though you do need some knowledge of Java. I came from a C++ background, so i was able to follow those courses while also learning bits of Java too, but starting with zero knowledge of both the Android api and Java could really be overwhelming, just warning you.
While following the Coursera's course, I saw people recommending a free course about Java taught by John Purcell on the Udemy platform (I might be wrong on the guy's first name).
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Can you link me the videos? just want to be sure I have thesame video as yours.. Please pm/post me the exact link.
thanks
PM sent
Sorry, I still am too new to post links on the forums
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The title says about all there is to be said. I think it is high time android has a proper Java mobile (j2me) emulator. I know about jbed, but it doesn't run on 4.x, and lacked essential things such as soft key emulation. I am personally willing to pledge at least $20 to anyone who makes the emulator, and I am requesting that others who would find this app useful do similar. Let's get started!
I've never actually done a bounty before, so advice is appreciated.
So am I the only one who thinks this is a good idea?
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this is a GREAT idea. I can't believe there is no java emulator for our top android phones...
android is so powerful and I really would like this kind of thing.
I would love to be able to play my games from older phones still :/
this is something I would pay for
I would also pledge at least 20$ for a workin emulator.
On a note....my wifes XPeria Pro seems to run java file...at least those from the sony store. The phones running 4.01.
Sure I would throw in $20 for a proper emulator.
Have you tried Netmite App Runner? I hear good things. It converts Jar/Jad files into APK.
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Sure I would throw in $20 for a proper emulator.
Have you tried Netmite App Runner? I hear good things. It converts Jar/Jad files into APK.
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Unfortunately I've never gotten netmite to work. Thanks for your support, even though this idea doesn't seem to be taking off like I was hoping it would.
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I actually think this is a profitable idea, even if not many people show interest on this forum
I wish I could do this myself
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I actually think this is a profitable idea, even if not many people show interest on this forum
I wish I could do this myself
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Same here.
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Hi everybody,
I'm an Italian guy who's looking for starting developing on android, but right now I'm pretty doubtful about wich course to start from.
I'm gonna explain you my plan:
I was looking for an Android course in E-Leaning mode and after a deep research I found a good IT italian school that uses the Cisco Webex platform (they made me try it with a tutor of them).
They do courses for Java, Android, and many others..
I thought that instead of starting directly to Android, I would need some Java skills, then I was thinking to apply the Java basic course (40 hours + OCA certification that could also be a good thing for my Cv) on first, then in a second moment apply the Android developing course (80 hours).
I'm an IT technician, doing Helpdesk and similar things, i studied programming at the high school, ending with java and databases in the last year, but it has been 4 years ago and I don't remember it so well..I'm more skilled in programming languages like C, Visual Basic and similar..
About Java, I just remember a few things about Object Oriented..
Somebody told me that I don't need Java to learn Android, cause they're different.
Finally the question is, what would you suggest me to do?
Learning Java, then Android is the perfect thing to do. As Android app basically contains both XML and Java, if you're skilled enough in Java, then developing in Android will be much easy.
Learn c,c++, java.. then ur good 2 go
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Learn c,c++, java.. then ur good 2 go
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C was my best..but never did anything of C++.
Then finally I applied to the Java course. :victory:
Thanks for your advices, I'd appreciate to read more about your thought on the subject.
Btw let's see how it goes :laugh:
Take a breath and skip the Java course
There is no better learning than actually applying a skill in trying to solve a real problem. This applies even if you're just starting to learn a language. Will you end up learning more if you take both courses? Yes. Will your CV look more impressive? Maybe. Is it a good way to spend your time? I'm not so sure.
The truth is, jumping directly into Android development will quickly improve your Java skills as well. If you have some knowledge of C and VB, you will be able to follow along from the very beginning. It might be slightly overwhelming at first, but I guarantee that after the first couple of exercises, your "lack" of Java knowledge will no longer slow you down. And if you get stuck with any Java-specific issue, the answer is always on the web a couple of Google searches away.
If I were you, I'd save time and money and go directly for Android. After that is done, you can spend your spare 40 hours on something that will give you a better bang for your buck, for example a UI design course. Or maybe iPhone development.
is there any video material course like bootcamp but for android studio, it takes a while for me to get where to look since its not same order of files and things when you work with eclipse and android studio
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so, ur very great then ha3..
Im just an ordinary computer science student ....
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@Iluvatar The Killer
so, ur very great then ha3..
Im just an ordinary computer science student ....
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Maybe..
But it has been 4 years that i'm no longer programming (instead of my 8 years of learning programming languages starting from really basic programs like Basic, Assembler, Turbo Pascal) I have to focus all my memory right now..gnnn.!
What an effort..! :laugh:
Well, be strong-hearted..
May the F0rce b with u
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Well, be strong-hearted..
May the F0rce b with u
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Yes I will!!!
And thanks for the force
I just started the course this week.. It seems to be great!!! (The java language, and the training course)
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Hi guys, i just want to ask you, if this coming also for OnePlus One?
I'd like to see that too!
Yes we like to see that for one plus one
maybe the new version 2?
Any new on that?
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Any new on that?
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No news from what I see
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No news from what I see
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we can try building
We could try... How?
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We could try... How?
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If ur a programmer and deal with a bunch of programming languages but if you ask how you probably have no idea
P.S. No I'm not a very good programmer, I did my fair share when on Uni but after that ...nothing so
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If ur a programmer and deal with a bunch of programming languages but if you ask how you probably have no idea
P.S. No I'm not a very good programmer, I did my fair share when on Uni but after that ...nothing so
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Yeah, I'm not. I used to have a bit of experience, but that was a good ten years ago and lots has changed. I'm willing to relearn, but would need a starting point.
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Yeah, I'm not. I used to have a bit of experience, but that was a good ten years ago and lots has changed. I'm willing to relearn, but would need a starting point.
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Try with C++ or Java, if you learn one you'll know 90% of the other -- that's what our java professor told us(8+ years ago) over and over and it's true
You'll need:
- Free time(lots of it)
- Patience(you might write something that's perfectly good but for some weird reason it gets you errors and all you see is that you missed a ";" somewhere )
- Reading(either from a book, or web) about syntax, about how to think like a programmer
What you can do with that?
Heck if ur good enough you can go as deep as a kernel programmer and why not make a 3.18.13 kernel for our 1+1 (haahha, kidding to do that you much be really crazy, you'll need to be a guru programmer also kernels are using C afaik not c++ and they are different, also going to 3.18.13 requires drivers(not open source, companies keep them for themselves) although you can do some mods and although not be a complete 3.18.13 to be close to that)
Any updates on this regarding development? Would love to see this happen!
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Where I am starting ...
Because I am a new user, I have to create 10 posts before I can share a link, but what I did was search "firefoxos oneplus one" and I clicked on the link with the title, "Installing FireFox OS on a mobile device, " for me it was the third link.
After reading through a bit It would seem the first step would be to get the OS running on an emulator that works and then port that image to an Oneplus One emulator.