This app is the first one I have been able to actually make myself and make it do something. I did this through App Inventor.
It's a terrible app really, but I just figured maybe the community might think it as a funny one
I call it a TrollApp, but there's nothing NSFW or bad about it.
I am just really happy to actually have made my own app (mo-betta appz to come!)
Pet Ze' Keety!
Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ndxpchh9duzndja
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Oh, and since this app is so simple, if anyone would like I would be more than happy to post the source code. The whole thing consists of 3 mp3 files, and 3 pictures. Two timers (clocks in app inventor) are used and.... That's about it. But I am definitely going to be doing more with this!
Good luck to you. And at least you can say, you have made an App!
Everyone starts by learning the Basics first.
Regards and well done.
Thank you for the kind words. TBH can't say I haven't tried before..
I have been wanting to program for Android for quite some time now. I cant even really count how many times I have successfully set up Eclipse and ADK and even ran through the demos quite a bit as well, but I have never actually been able to successfully go it on my own.
Some people would say I copped out with using app inventor (it is actually MUCH easier to work with) however as a negative side note, that's also why this simple app is 2.5mb instead of what it should be for what it is (about 900k). Could be the media involved though.
I have made roms, scripts, and everything else but finally I have made a program
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Has anyone tried to use sweeter home 2 on their N1 yet? If so how did it work for you guys?
Am using it now.
It's way different than before. I am liking it.
The last time I used it on my G1 was many months ago.
I wish a decent refresher existed.
Am making slow, definite progress.
I heard that its slow when hitting the home button...but i dont know if that problem was on the g1 or the n1
I'm using it right now. It seems to work just fine other than live wallpapers not working.
I used it for about half the day yesterday. It is fassst! However, it does force close quite often.
Anyone putting much work into Sweeterhome? I'm really starting to love this program, but I don't have anyone to bounce my ideas off of. The Sweeterhome forums are also quite slow. I'm really hoping there a few guys here that have some experience with it. I'm looking to get some information on the 'intents' function of Sweeterhome. I've got some ideas but not quite sure if I'm on the right track.
I tried this application, wasnt too bad. However it took a while to get used to it. It also took awhile to set up each theme. Long story short too many widgets needed and hard to edit, still very beta. A cool change and fun to play with though.
Just tried the newer beta version - http://www.sweeterhome.com/
Not surw what to make of it.. Has a built in theme downloader and have been trying some out but seems a bit confusing at first. Nice and fast though...
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Hi everyone!
A few months ago I reached out online looking for a chance to get into Android design, and met a fellow online who had a simple app idea he was working on.
We began our work, and after a few weeks I'm finally able to post here for once instead of just browsing!
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MARKET DESCRIPTION:
Don't be an Awkward Turtle.
Have you ever found yourself in a conversation without any idea what to say next? Then Awkward Turtle is the thing for you! Awkward turtle is a free app that will supply you with one of over 150 random facts to get that conversation right back on its feet.
Awkward Turtle has a multitude of facts ranging from the interesting - "Facebook has increased it's revenue by 2400% in the past five years", the thought provoking - "A compressed spring weighs more than a relaxed spring", and also the down right weird - "A donkey will sink in quicksand but a mule won't".
MARKET LINK:
https://market.android.com/details?id=awkwardturtle.frostapplications
This is our first app, so please give it a try and perhaps a market rating on your honest impressions with our effort. We spent a lot of time trying to polish it, and plan on adding new features and content in the coming weeks.
We're also coming across some issues where certain phones should work but don't. It seems to be a market issue, so if you come across such a thing please let us know, or if you're also a developer who has come across something like this your advice would be appreciated. For some reason people find their phone incompatible, yet installing the .apk directly works.
Thanks for taking a look, and I hope you our app can entertain you even just for a few minutes.
Funny app
Great job.
I've been trying to think of a decent idea for an Android app that would actually help people for a while now, and finally thought of something worthwhile a week ago. I learned the Android SDK while making this, but still tried to make it as polished as possible.
FlickHopper is the outcome. It's an app for people that go to movie theaters and watch multiple movies in a row. You select your theater, check which movies you want to see, and a "timeline" schedule is created so you can easily see which times will work best for you.
Please download from the Market and post your critiques/suggestions here!
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Any suggestions, critiques anyone? Very open to them!
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Provide a link for people to download the .apk that doesn't require the Market. Not everyone has access to it all the time. Just a thought.
One interesting alternative use for this could be for parents looking to find the best time to see two movies at the same time, or near two it. For example, Mom & Dad want to see Chronicle but pre-teen kids want to see Journey. This app would let you easily see when the best time it would be so that the parents could see one movie and the kids another at the same time.
Hey guys,
I recently made an app that is quite different from the other ones regularly posted on this forum, which are usually about changing your phone's behavior, so this is a nice change of pace from modifying your phone!
What is it?
Some of you might be familiar with the Delayed Auditory Feedback effect originally research by the Ig Nobel winner Kazutaka Kurihara. If not, check out this video:
To put it briefly, the effect occurs when you hear your own voice at a slight delay. Many people tend to start mumbling, and therefore "jamming" speech. SpeechJammer is an app I made intended to replicate this odd effect from your own phone, unfortunately due to limitations it can only work through headphones, because using it on the speakers would generate a lot of feedback noise.
It's simple to use, just put on headphone and start the app. Hopefully it should impede your speech while you talk. The app also includes a nice holo design inspired from the recent Google Play Store refresh.
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First!
I was actually just trying this on my friends iPhone. So stoked you made an app for android.
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I was actually just trying this on my friends iPhone. So stoked you made an app for android.
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Thanks! It's a shame we are still missing so many apps from iOS, really.
Got sick and tired of the lack of tablet-optimized apps and was wondering what popular apps would like like if they were optimized, so I decided to make a concept of a Spotify tablet-optimized-app. Made two concepts, because why not. Buttons aren't in the exact same places as they are supposed to be, but it's a concept so that shouldn't matter. Hope you guys like them. And of course I also hope developers start optimizing apps for tablets.
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Very nice with a touch of material design. I think you got some inspiration from the gmail app, didn't you?
It's just a matter of whether the spotify devs will really implement something like this.
This looks gorgeous
I'd kill for this. Looks way better than the current UI. Especially now since they removed the tabs in "my music" in the recent update. I have an apk that still has the tabs if anyone is interested. It has a different signature, so it won't update through the play store.
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Very nice with a touch of material design. I think you got some inspiration from the gmail app, didn't you?
It's just a matter of whether the spotify devs will really implement something like this.
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Yes, indeed, I did. Just really hope popular apps will be tablet-optimized in the future. Would kill for apps to look like they belong on the big screen!
And thanks all!