Is it possible if you guys can make a port of poke go ++ for ios to android... it's an app avaliable in a repo for cydia here's the link for the video and the repo is on the description....would love to see this app on android thanks in advance
This is confirmed still working instead of using a different api it uses pokemon go's apical and checks traffic being received and allows seeing pokemon in the app
It would be amazing to have that Poke Go ++ working on Android... Seriously, hope someone could bring the app for us (the Android users).
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I want to create my own app are there any free or cheap tools to build own. I want it to be able to be able to stream videos, listen and read rss feeds and send credit card info. Any advice or points in the right direction would be very helpful. Thanks
Eclipse, and you need to know java language. Otherwise you can't just have a tool create everything for you.
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I'm also interested in trying my hand at apps and games. Is Eclipse and Java the only route or are there other methods? I've heard of using Flash designer, but I don't know. price is not an issue for me, quality of the app/game is, so if there is a "better" way than eclipse I would like to know. Not saying Eclipse is bad(because I have NO clue). just would like to know all the options, free or paid, on how to create for both phones and tablets.
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I'm also interested in trying my hand at apps and games. Is Eclipse and Java the only route or are there other methods? I've heard of using Flash designer, but I don't know. price is not an issue for me, quality of the app/game is, so if there is a "better" way than eclipse I would like to know. Not saying Eclipse is bad(because I have NO clue). just would like to know all the options, free or paid, on how to create for both phones and tablets.
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You can develop your own application if you know java language with the help of Eclipse and ADT Plugin along with android SDK and any platform that you want to develop for in the SDK (Thats lots of tools there but once you setup you can develop unlimited amount of apps or games) You can download android sdk from developer.android.com/sdk/index.html and eclipse from eclipse.org (google download eclipse)...
For resources and tutorials (i.e to begin developing your own first app) setup android sdk and eclipse and visit to developer.android.com/resources/index.html (there are lots of tutorials and code to help you get along)
All the best with software development.......
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I'm also interested in trying my hand at apps and games. Is Eclipse and Java the only route or are there other methods? I've heard of using Flash designer, but I don't know. price is not an issue for me, quality of the app/game is, so if there is a "better" way than eclipse I would like to know. Not saying Eclipse is bad(because I have NO clue). just would like to know all the options, free or paid, on how to create for both phones and tablets.
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Also everything you get to setup a environment for developing is free of cost and for developing in phone or tablets choose the os platform in android sdk and download the os that the device is running on...
Also Ecplise is the best for the job. (I think you can also use netbeans or othere java editors to edit souce code but not so sure)
For more detailed info on setting environment for developing your own applicaitons and games at your own personal computer please see this http://yagyagaire.blogspot.com/2011/09/how-to-develop-your-own-applications.html article.
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There's also intellij IDEA, which has a free (opensource IDE) that comes with all their android development tools. It lacks the GUI building that eclipse has, but it makes up for it with other things. I bought their paid version when it was 50% off sometime ago for the extra features it had like python and php editing.
http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/
zuma for android
Hi, is there an app to change a cab file to a apk file? I use to have an HTC HD2 and there was a cab file with an awesome zuma app on there. Is it possible that anyone can show me how to convert a cab file please????
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Hi, is there an app to change a cab file to a apk file? I use to have an HTC HD2 and there was a cab file with an awesome zuma app on there. Is it possible that anyone can show me how to convert a cab file please????
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lol...no. that's like asking if you can convert from a windows execute to something you can run on linux (without wine).
Hello,
I am a total novice. However, I'd like to develop a simple timecard app for Android, specifically targeted like the apps below.
http://www.appato.com/edward-pereira/wrap-time-time-card-for-film-crews/
http://www.crewtimecard.com/
These only exist for Apple products, though. What is the easiest, most straight-forward (Windows-based) software for creating such an app? I've heard of something called Eclipse...? Or there's some Google thing?
Thanks!
You need eclipse ide and android adt plugin for exclipse to code for android.Also you need android sdk for the api's.Googling "how to setup eclipse for android development" will give instructions for those from android developers website
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thanks vijai2011. Is Eclipse easy to learn? Is there something easier that may not be TOO basic, so that I can create a timecard app like the ones I linked to above?
You dont have to learn to use eclipse .All you you need to know is java and few things about android resources which you can find at android developer website.They will pretty much cover everything.
But without java,you cannot take even the first step of app coding.Heart of app coding is java.
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I see... so there really isn't something similar to Adobe Dreamweaver for android apps?
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I see... so there really isn't something similar to Adobe Dreamweaver for android apps?
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Like Adobe Dreamweaver lets you design your web layout pages with PHP coding ... Eclipse lets you design the App layout with java coding. Its pretty much similar.
You can even use Netbeans or similar IDE's, but most developers use Eclipse and its the one that's being recommended by Google, I guess.
Thanks... I am little intimidated by Eclipse. Is it mostly graphical? can I get by without any coding? You see the type of app I want to create....
Also, have you heard of Phonegap? Is this easier/better/more or less limiting?
Eclipse is fully gui.You go through a wizard to create a new project,adding app icon,creating main activit(ies),select lowest api and the api for app then you get into a screen like a text editor where you type java,then go to android manifest then added the created activity,give perm and export the app signed.Even the adb is included at the bottom toolbar for easy debugging in real time .
So its pretty much straight forward but it can take sometime for the first time.
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Hmm, sounds like there's some java (at least) coding involved. Can I get by without any manual coding at all?
Also, to create an app like the timecard things above, for Android, what version of Eclipse would be best (simplest, yet able to do the job well).?
Well....Its not some java...It 99% java the remaining 1% is for the look and feel that you put to your preference .That is why I said
But without java,you cannot take even the first step of app coding.Heart of app coding is java.
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No...you dont need any specific version of java.Take the latest eclipse IDE and the latest ADT plugin and code it.There is nothing you can do without manual work of typing java.You cannot do those web page design using dreamweaver here Here is my first app I wrote.There is also the source code attached at the bottom.See how long the code is just to invoke a activity of another app with a default argument.
This is how I set up eclipse:
You must have sdk pre-installed for this.Also sdk needs a 32bit java JDK to work.(you need 32bit irrespective of if u run 32 or 64bit.Dont know why is that so.SDK never recognized my 32bit JDK)
Install eclipse classic
follow this to install ADT
daniel178 said:
Hello,
I am a total novice. However, I'd like to develop a simple timecard app for Android, specifically targeted like the apps below.
http://www.appato.com/edward-pereira/wrap-time-time-card-for-film-crews/
http://www.crewtimecard.com/
These only exist for Apple products, though. What is the easiest, most straight-forward (Windows-based) software for creating such an app? I've heard of something called Eclipse...? Or there's some Google thing?
Thanks!
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Checkout HELLS-KITCHEN. It's a great starting point. With this Distro and a million Tutorials on XDA, you should be able to find what your looking for.
what about Flash? I've watched a couple of video tutorials on using Flash 5.5 and up to create Android apps, and it seems pretty graphical-only (no or less coding -- keep in mind my app is very simple). Would this be a viable option?
What ever you try,The last and final destination is TO USE JAVA for app even if the app is a "Simple" Hello world app!You have to have a main activity,type in the codes etc....You dont get it out my clicking out on wizards like:
Do you want Android app?click next
Do you need it to be simple?click next
What features you need?Select them.
If you are too lazy to type out codes or dont know java,Why not just try any alternative in play store?It is more Graphical and is only few taps
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Alternatively you could try to use phonegap.com or usepropeller.com / simplr.mobi.
Hi all,
I am developing an android app. I would like to know are there any tips/ways to optimize the app before posting it on Google play. Is it necessary for me to do this or the Android OS will take care of these? So far I've used simple tools like zip align, layout opt, 9 patch etc..
Also are there any tools I can test my app using automation like monkey testing.
thanks in advance
Murali
QA of Any Android Apps
Hi, you can test your application before uploading your app on Google Play follow below link i think you will get best information how to test and upload your apps.
Thanks,
developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_testing.html
First I'm sorry for my English's mistakes,I'm brazilian.There are a long time ago that I already knew about xda site but I just joined in it now because I need a lot help into apk development.I develop games in Construct 2(paid) for Android but when I finish my game in the program I get a HTML version of it and sent to Adobe Phonegap because like this I can get a apk without the boring problems of make it in ConcoonJS.My problem is when it get back the apk because the apk comes just like a ''raw'' project.What I want to mean is that the apk by the way doesn't come with a icon/logo(I think that like this it must come without the name of the company for instance too-n other words just a apk with a log ''build app'' and the game).In Unity we can put icon,name of company,compatibity and another things but I prefer to make in Construct my game because Unity is more complex than.SO what I want is a program that can give these informations for my developeds apks.
Thanks A LOT to everybody that answers my question!
Instead of using PhoneGap, try to use Intel XDK and use Crosswalk as the wrapper for the game. Much less issues and you have better control over versions and plugins. Plus, it's free for unlimited apps, unlike phonegap.
I'm a 14 year old android app developer in training
I need help/tips on my app. I have already set up android studio with the sdk and jdk.
I already made the wireframes and storyboard of the app. So I started making the main screen/activity in Android studio. Done with the main screen, although I haven't programmed it yet. What now? Do I start another Activity? I would like for you guys to help me through the process of developing my android app. It's called Shadow. I would really appreciate the help from the adult Developers.
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I'm a 14 year old android app developer in training
I need help/tips on my app. I have already set up android studio with the sdk and jdk.
I already made the wireframes and storyboard of the app. So I started making the main screen/activity in Android studio. Done with the main screen, although I haven't programmed it yet. What now? Do I start another Activity? I would like for you guys to help me through the process of developing my android app. It's called Shadow. I would really appreciate the help from the adult Developers.
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Post a screenshot of your app. What kind of app you are trying to develop.. give a brief description as well.
http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
Hi !
If you want to do several "pages" with different controls there are several ways:
1 . use different activities . This is the simplest way
2. use fragments. This is a bit more difficult
What do you mean? Screenshot of my wire-frames? or of the main activity app?
The app I'm developing is a File hider App. But it's a little more organized and clean/minimalist looking than the other apps that are on the market. I call it Shadow File Hider. You're supposed to select the files that you want to hide and place them in a list. You can activate that list with a switch. The files are hidden. To show them again, just use the switch. But I also want to incorporate a way of hiding the actual app. This is what will make it stand out from the other apps. You can use the pattern lock screen as a Boss Key to hide the app. Use a custom pattern - that you set up in the app - to activate the app, before your normal pattern. That way when you use your smartphone normally no one will know the app is there or that you are hiding something. But you can easily open the app and close at will.
BTW
What's the best way to monetize my app when I'm finished?
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So I'm on my way to finishing the app. But one of the main settings in my app is to hide itself with a boss key. It's supposed to work with the lock-screen pattern. But how am I supposed to develop that? Any Ideas?