Are there any good applications to do coding in that work on the Prime?
My thoughts are a notepad++ type app with color coding of tags and elements...
Currently I'm planning to use remote desktop client and do my coding on my home computer once I'm able to get my hands on a keyboard dock for the prime. It would be cool if there was native android app for programming so I didn't need good internet connection to write code.
preferred codes - html / javascript / jquery / as well as any type of android sdk
Is there anything like that out, or am I stuck using a remote desktop client?
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Whats the best app for source coding on the galaxy? I work with php javascript html tpl css and several more web based languages. I am curious to know what is the best application to edit and code. Also what is the best app to upload/download these files back and forth from my server?
There are several apps I've found such as SilverEdit, Touchquode...
I use SilverEdit lite, works well for my simple html/css modifications but it can also do .js and .asp.
1) Is it possible to run windows application on android? C#.
I want to build an app on C# and i want it to run on my Android Phone, is this possible?
2) How can I run Html files on my phone?
Sorry for my english.
I'm not very experienced, but I think you'll need to emulate windows. I cannot guarantee that this is correct though.
jhaz04 said:
1) Is it possible to run windows application on android? C#.
I want to build an app on C# and i want it to run on my Android Phone, is this possible?
2) How can I run Html files on my phone?
Sorry for my english.
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Html will work with, but you need to do some porting. C# is what apple uses for their apps. As far as I know, our apps are mostly written in java.
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You won't be able to run C# apps on an android phone. The big problem is that Android doesn't use C# code at all. Applications are typically written in Java, although developers have the option of writing in native code (C++) if they are willing to forego the use of APIs. The short answer is that any C# app will have to be totally rewritten for use on and android phone.
As for HTML, there are a number of excellent browser apps that either come pre-installed or are on the market. These apps can open HTML files. They can even handle web apps using HTML5, javascript, css and AJAX.
Hope that answers your question.
Hi
I'm new to android dev and I'm trying to make an application for internal use among people in the company and partners. Its a very simple app, and I think I can cover most of the coding, but what I can't is connection to a remote mysql database. Its used to verify login credentials and edit certain columns (without it, app is useless).
From what I understand, its suppose to work like this: SQL > PHP > APP where the app pulls info from a php script located on the remote server. My issue with this is Java, which I'm very new to. I'm looking for someone to guide me through making that first bridge (I tend to make more, where I can pull sql data from app to show some stats or whatever)
Thank you
Loldawg said:
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I'm new to android dev and I'm trying to make an application for internal use among people in the company and partners. Its a very simple app, and I think I can cover most of the coding, but what I can't is connection to a remote mysql database. Its used to verify login credentials and edit certain columns (without it, app is useless).
From what I understand, its suppose to work like this: SQL > PHP > APP where the app pulls info from a php script located on the remote server. My issue with this is Java, which I'm very new to. I'm looking for someone to guide me through making that first bridge (I tend to make more, where I can pull sql data from app to show some stats or whatever)
Thank you
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If you're into web development and performance is not an issue, then you can try the webview instead of coding natively. At that time, you'll be using more html, javascript, jquery in which you may be more familiar with.
wcypierre said:
If you're into web development and performance is not an issue, then you can try the webview instead of coding natively. At that time, you'll be using more html, javascript, jquery in which you may be more familiar with.
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Hi, thank for the swift reply =) I thought about it, but I'd like to make it right the first time. It would be nice to make the data available so I can do whatever with it. I did find a tutorial including examples and code on how to connect to sql and pull information, I'm just having a hard time actually implementing it into eclipse.. No idea where to type it in and stuff lol
Hi all,
Im new in this forum and just wanna ask for some help on where can i find a simple tutorial or a sample project of an android application that can communicate with a java application on a PC.
im thinking via wifi.. also i got some knowledge in java programming and right now im starting to learn more about android development.
some simple tutorial/samples like an android app where you have to type a message and it will show on the java application when the send button is clicked.
Hi Wakkana,
If you want to communicate with your own computer on your local network, it's the most easy.
On your Android client, you have just to open a HttpURLConnection (see URL, URL.openConnection(), URL.setRequestMethod()) and check if the result is == 200 (if it's okay) or not. On your computer, you'll need to manage a connections server. There are good libs to do that, Netty for example, with really easy examples.
If you want to communicate with your own computer from an external network, you have to redirect from your box a port to your computer/server port, and use the box IP in the Android client.
BUT, I'm not sure xda is the best forum to speak about network programming (without a custom ROM for example)...
Try to get good java basis before start to learn Android
Hello fellow XDA's,
I know it's maybe stupid to ask you for this - but i feel little confused when i am looking for information about "how to build a web browser for windows phone8" so i was thinking if is it possible to share some old code for beginners.
Looking for easy web browser just for training purposes:good:
You might be able to find some old ones floating around, though probably not anything for the new frameworks (WP8.1, etc.).
The usual and easy approach is to start with a simple XAML app that has a WebBrowser control filling most of the layout. Then you add whatever controls you want (URL bar, etc.) around that, wire up the relevant events and any data storage you want to have (bookmarks, data synch, etc.) in the back-end C# or VB pages.
If you want to get Fancy and try implementing a different rendering engine than the built-in IE-based one... well, good luck! You'll need to do quite a lot of work just to port one to Windows Phone, although WebKit minus the JavaScript JIT should be possible (it was ported for RT last year). Then you'd need to create a XAML control to display it, or else use the DirectX APIs to draw it directly in a C++ app.