Hi I'm developing an application that is a home screen replacement for Android devices it's specifically designed around education and is open source we really need people to help with the following:
UI design
Programming
Suggestions / beta testers
Serious contenders only really would like to get this project going so if you're serious about helping please PM me and let's get this thing moving
Here's the link to the github page:
https://github.com/TeamBrainStorm/schooltoolshome/tree/master/0.2 New UI
If you make any changes please post in the forums what you've done
Let's make history!
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I have an android phone and all my freinds have iphones with games center and ios specific apps; when they play games together I cant because I dont have game center. is their a way to run ios on my phone or is their a way to get iphone apps on my phone
iOS cannot be installed on Androids, but i think reverse is possible. Also, you can get iOS look on your android through launchers and apps, like Espier Launcher, QQ Launcher is also good.
You can try Espier launcher
I think it was the more realistic
get an iphoney then
There is already a thread in the off topic section which explains how to install iOS on ANY android smartphone.
I would post a link but xda app keeps forceclosing
Mr Woolf said:
There is already a thread in the off topic section which explains how to install iOS on ANY android smartphone.
I would post a link but xda app keeps forceclosing
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i didn't know that it was possible to port iOS to android phones ?
any link to that thread ?
Take your android phone and place it in the toilet. Do your business, and there you go
Honestly, depending on your device you can sell it and use the proceeds toward an iPhone
Mr Woolf said:
There is already a thread in the off topic section which explains how to install iOS on ANY android smartphone.
I would post a link but xda app keeps forceclosing
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if you can, pm it to me or add (dot) in between plz !
theaks30 said:
if you can, pm it to me or add (dot) in between plz !
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Get the hint he gave you mate
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Sorry, you're stuck with Android like the rest of us.
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Please search before opening a new thread. If you want IOS then get an iPhone.
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Hi!
I only got 10 posts on this forum and I'm kinda new to coding stuff, but I got experience with rooting, flashing, and theming. Just so you know I'm not all noobish to Android.
Now to the point. I have a great idea for a launcher that I came up with (not sure if I should share it with you guys). I want to base it on the stock Jelly Bean launcher and it will have some UI mods/changes.
I DON'T have any experience with Java yet though.
It would be very kind if someone could give me a few tips or something to get me going. I followed a guide on developers.android.com where you built a simple app that shows a message when you write something and hit Send.
So please help me to get started with developing apps.
Many thanks
//Christian
fluffenforliberty said:
Hi!
I only got 10 posts on this forum and I'm kinda new to coding stuff, but I got experience with rooting, flashing, and theming. Just so you know I'm not all noobish to Android.
Now to the point. I have a great idea for a launcher that I came up with (not sure if I should share it with you guys). I want to base it on the stock Jelly Bean launcher and it will have some UI mods/changes.
I DON'T have any experience with Java yet though.
It would be very kind if someone could give me a few tips or something to get me going. I followed a guide on developers.android.com where you built a simple app that shows a message when you write something and hit Send.
So please help me to get started with developing apps.
Many thanks
//Christian
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First take a look a these tutorials for getting yourself familiar with java:
1.http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=31
2. http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=25
Then move on to these for android development:
http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=6
Hopefully this gets you moving in the right direction
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shimp208 said:
First take a look a these tutorials for getting yourself familiar with java:
1.http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=31
2. http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=25
Then move on to these for android development:
http://thenewboston.org/tutorials.php/list.php?cat=6
Hopefully this gets you moving in the right direction
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Thanks mate, thanks for taking your time.
More tips are welcome For example, can I mod the stock JB launcher and publish it without getting sued, and where can I get it to import it into Eclipse?
fluffenforliberty said:
Thanks mate, thanks for taking your time.
More tips are welcome For example, can I mod the stock JB launcher and publish it without getting sued, and where can I get it to import it into Eclipse?
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Yes you can mod the stock JB launcher and publish it without getting sued, that's the beauty of Android and it being opensource is you can take an application like the stock JB launcher and modify and change it to your hearts content.
Searching around a little more these video's might answer more of your questions:
How to make your own android launcher / program your own custom launcher
How To Retrieve The Source Code From A Compiled Android .Apk Or Application
shimp208 said:
Yes you can mod the stock JB launcher and publish it without getting sued, that's the beauty of Android and it being opensource is you can take an application like the stock JB launcher and modify and change it to your hearts content.
Searching around a little more these video's might answer more of your questions:
How to make your own android launcher / program your own custom launcher
How To Retrieve The Source Code From A Compiled Android .Apk Or Application
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Thanks again. I'm currently following the JAva tutorials you linked me, great videos.
fluffenforliberty said:
Thanks again. I'm currently following the JAva tutorials you linked me, great videos.
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Glad to see their helping you :thumbup:
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So I've been building kernels for about a year now and recently started building my own CM11 roms. I made a series of scripts that might help other users out there get started in building. Keep in mind, these scripts might have to be slightly modified to work on your computer. Post any feedback or questions you might have about how the scripts function! Hope they help. :laugh:
CM11 Scripts
http://d-h.st/gYS
Kernel Scripts
http://d-h.st/mp9
VERY COOL! I always wanted to try building a ROM and I think this will help a lot!
very helpful in my learning curve thanks op
@johnblundon whats up bro, any 4.4 theme chooser goodness?
Glad to hear you guys find it helpful. It took time to learn how to build and it became redundant looking at websites to do the builds so I made the series of scripts. If anyone wants help shoot me a pm and I'll try to help ya
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Very helpful scripts. Well done
I hit my thanks limit again
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Updated the OP with small script fixes and now I'm using dev-host to access the files. Enjoy
Hello! I am a newbie to android development and want to study developing android applications. I found 2 best sites where you can easily study coding.
One of them is Codelearner. It is in simple language made for newbies. You don't want to sign up for studying from there. Another one is Codeschool. It is very great too. You can study Ruby, Java, HTML/CSS and IOS. If you become premium member you can access more courses but a regular account is enough for studying android developing(coding) and IOS(If you want). Great for developing good apps.
There is an android apk which can also give some basic info but you have to go through it and you have to self study. The app is AIDE. It is mainly build for developing apps( Android IDE ) but you can study some basics too. When you open the app, you can see some app names for studying, you can start with making Hello World! app. When you make go to whole files and study the content. If you didn't understand any command, just search it in google or post here.
I believe I helped you. Please spread the sites and app to all.
Kindly,
MZ
wow I liked your suggestion man I was searching for a nice site for learning too
Some guides by Matt Luedke , I found a few days ago : Make Your First Android App: Part 1/3 | Make Your First Android App: Part 2/3 | Make Your First Android App: Part 3/3 . You can save it as a pdf file for offline reading.
Kindly,
MZ
Thanks bro... Good info
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sandeep37 said:
Thanks bro... Good info
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You'r welcome. I'm glad that I helped you. :angel:
Kindly,
MZ
See this thread too. Posted by an XDA member. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1635108
Kindly,
MZ
Codecademy seems to be good too.
Gramina Mortis said:
Codecademy seems to be good too.
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Codecademy is nice for small exercises and practicing syntax, but honestly it isn't too useful if you don't have good programming fundamentals. I recommend it as supplementary material, but if you're really looking to understand how to code I'd look elsewhere.
thanks
Thank you very much
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You guys handed me everything I needed. Thanks.
Muhammed Zakhir said:
Hello! I am a newbie to android development and want to study developing android applications. I found 2 best sites where you can easily study coding.
One of them is Codelearner. It is in simple language made for newbies. You don't want to sign up for studying from there. Another one is Codeschool. It is very great too. You can study Ruby, Java, HTML/CSS and IOS. If you become premium member you can access more courses but a regular account is enough for studying android developing(coding) and IOS(If you want). Great for developing good apps.
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Codelearner? Its not working neither do CodeSchool. Provide working links
Hello i would like to make my first steps as an android developer..i know this **** is difficult and i know you should learn many staff about os stractures etc and of cource a good understanding of some programming[c java]... but i am intrigued by those things[i am also starting my studies about programming in university] but i dont know where to start and what exactly should i learn to have a good understanding about android and be ready to start compiling. building and porting android source to some devices[i know it will take some time but i dont care as i really like programming ]
[ i know some basic stuff about roms kitchens logcat porting and i have really basic level of programing skills [ but i suppose that is not enough]
The only skill required for compiling a rom is reading. There are thousands of tutorials about how to do this.
Porting ROMs to different devices will require some more skill, I think most of the difficulty is in the C part although I personally don't have experience with this.
Most important thing is java
if you successfully compiled ROM and found bugs like FC
you will find it very hard to fix
learn java then continue and then follow the guide by @jackeagle and his awesome team
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david makarove said:
Most important thing is java
if you successfully compiled ROM and found bugs like FC
you will find it very hard to fix
learn java then continue and then follow the guide by @jackeagle and his awesome team
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but java is for android apps...isnt c that is used to fix errors in drivers. kernel etc??
devilakos said:
but java is for android apps...isnt c that is used to fix errors in drivers. kernel etc??
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Yup
But you must don't forget
android 50% of it is apps
Java required for help in fixing bugs in your ROM
For example if you have FC while choosing an option in settings
What you should do ?
Let's think a bit
Settings at the it is an apk file
apk = android app = written with java = can fixed with java
don't go to final phase fast
Start from zero and learn Java and then you can start with ROM development
and then Learn c/c++ then start with kernel development
Do that and make your life easier
you will find that hard a bit in the begins (nothing easy in this life and nothing impossible)
but at the end you will find your self an expert
Hit thanks if i helped you
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david makarove said:
Yup
But you must don't forget
android 50% of it is apps
Java required for help in fixing bugs in your ROM
For example if you have FC while choosing an option in settings
What you should do ?
Let's think a bit
Settings at the it is an apk file
apk = android app = written with java = can fixed with java
don't go to final phase fast
Start from zero and learn Java and then you can start with ROM development
and then Learn c/c++ then start with kernel development
Do that and make your life easier
you will find that hard a bit in the begins (nothing easy in this life and nothing impossible)
but at the end you will find your self an expert
Hit thanks if i helped you
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nice i will probably do this...thank you mate.........you know being a programmer and a mobile software development was my dream since i was 14 and got my first android device...but i never kinda worked on it as i found it hard to learn all these stuff by myself , and there was not many tutorials...well now here i am..learning about those stuff and loving it more every day..again thank you
devilakos said:
nice i will probably do this...thank you mate.........you know being a programmer and a mobile software development was my dream since i was 14 and got my first android device...but i never kinda worked on it as i found it hard to learn all these stuff by myself , and there was not many tutorials...well now here i am..learning about those stuff and loving it more every day..again thank you
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Never stop dreaming and learning, let me know if you want any links to any subject matter your particularly interested in.