I am in desperate search of a game developer with knowledge of reverse engineering/server-side knowledge (Coder). I made an app apk and completely ruined the code and now I can't figure out what goes where... Etc. I do NOT have experience with coding so everything thing is a total challenge with my app. Can you just pleeease donate a little of your time/energy to my cause. My Skype Name is Savaunhax and so is my gmail... PLEASE SOMEONE HELP, this is driving me crazyyy.
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Hey guys. I'm a complete beginner/noob when it comes to Android development. After trying and failing to modify some gun apps in Ninjamorph (They all FC'd ) to my liking, I decided I REALLY should learn how to make my own app of this sort. I could more then easily get all the required .ogg and .png files needed to make the app, but I have no clue HOW to make it, or WHERE to start. I would mostly like to make a simple gun app, and if possible, add an Augmented Reality/ Camera based Iron Sight add on if I could. But I simply do not know where to start; what I need; What I have to do to get it starting though I'm more than ready to learn. I have decent computer knowledge and such and am very eager to learn how to produce an app like this. If anyone could help with some instrcution, preferably beginner friendly, it would be much, MUCH appreciated.
Thanks in advance, guys!
Hi guys.
I have a bit of a problem and i hope someone could help me with it.
I have a windowsphone app ( xap ) witch i want to use on a Android device.
It's nothing fancy, just a utillity app.
But it needs to be converted/ported to a apk file in order to run.
The problem here is that i don't no squat about coding or recoding.
I have done quite some searching and almost everyone say's it's easy but when i ask to explaine or can you do it, it's resulting in silence and never hear from them again.
Its a homebrew app and i have the sourcecode, so its not a act of piracy
If there is someone outhere who could take a look at it or can do the "job" i would be outmost greatefull
not only me, but you also helping a handful of oldtimers
Hello! Im a music technology student, my final year project is about improving the media experience on the smartphone. I want to make a simple app that plays video while vibrating in a certain pattern in low intensity. Is it possible? If yes, can a total newb like me can do that? I can provide a thin pay for anyone could help!!!!!Thanks!
Please help me!
Please help me! I really want to experiment with smart devices and I can't find any help in the school!!!!
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Please help me! I really want to experiment with smart devices and I can't find any help in the school!!!!
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Well first of all, this is the wrong place to ask this question but still. You'll need Android Studio to program an app (or use xamarin with c# if you don't want to use java). There are extensive tut's about creating your first android application on the internet provided by google. Try to complete (most of) the tut's that they suggest. After that you'll (hopefully) have a basic understanding of programming in android.
But be reminded that learning to program is a process that could take a long time, depending om how much time and effort you put in to it.
Goodluck!
https://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
Hello! I have 16 years old and I want to make a music app and I really need some advice to organise everything and to integrate Material Theme. Can someone help me? This is a personal project, i don't really know if I wanna make it known to more than just XDA, maybe.
I am a volunteer fire-fighter in Aus and I am trying to find an app that allows internal communication between my brigade.
I have found an app that would be perfect for what I want except a lot of it doesn't work.
I myself have no idea on how to build apps or how to edit them.
I would like to find someone with the ability to build/modify an app.
I am willing to help with information where I can but am useless when it comes to the coding of such things.
Any help or direction to help is greatly appreciated.