Hi,
We have a site written in built using ASP.NET MVC 4, ASP.NET 4.5 with a searching algorithm. We want to create a mobile app for android without having to write everything from scratch. Should we add and an API for the site? Can the same developer writing the mobile app do it or do we need to find two different developers?
Thanks,
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Hi,
First post
I was searching on profiling tools available for the Windows Mobile 5 platform and all I could find was something called Platform Builder, which again doesn't seem to be available.
Can someone tell me how I can go about profiling an application running on a Windows Mobile 5 PPC / SP device?
Regards,
Vinod.
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depends on what you need.. but if i'm not mistaken you can use phonealarm on WM5
I meant code and application performance profiling, not user profiles
Sorry, should have clarified earlier.
Hi all,
I'm sure this has been covered before, but I did some searching and must not be using the right terms.
I know some VB.Net code written to work for full blown desktop Windows will work in VB.Net for smart devices. Is there any good guides to porting VB.Net apps to the Windows Mobile platform?
Hi Guys,
This is my 1st thread so please feel free to inform me if this thread is in the wrong forum .
I currently have a task to create a web application that can be accessed using the browser in the mobile i.e. iPhone, Android and Windows Mobile.
I have done the basic thing using Java J2EE and the web application is working just fine. However, I have some doubts.
1. In my web app, I have a jQuery autocomplete and jQuery calendar, will this work in all the mobile browsers? I know that jQuery has its own jQuery Mobile but as of now, I just wanted to use the same codes with my web application.
2. Later on, once this web app is working fine, we may start working on the native apps i.e. Android native apps, iPhone native apps and etc. Is there any framework or tools that I can use that will work on all the devices i.e. sharing a single common source codes instead of multiple version of source codes?
Thanks.
David
Hello ,
I am newbie in mobile programming, can i write mobile programs by c language ?!
Thanks in advance .
Of course. But mostly you'll need c++ and Java.. don't worry learn basics of either of them and start developing ..
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For any platform ?!
Different platforms have different requirements. But there is a way witch you can develop an application with web language Html 5 Css Javascript that you can port to every platform using frameworks like Phonegap.
i want write low level program and develop os kernels
r3d.w0rm said:
i want write low level program and develop os kernels
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Best way to learn mobile development is to use Eclipse for Java. It is how I learned. Google Eclipse.
TheFriendlyWAFFLE said:
Best way to learn mobile development is to use Eclipse for Java. It is how I learned. Google Eclipse.
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OS kernels are NEVER written in Java!
App development is for all but the low level stuff is something very different. Anyone can modify some configs and build kernels but that is not development. C as language is a good starting point but you would really need to learn about OOP.
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i am download phonegap and i use it for test,it's very interesting, can i use it for mobile with out os, such as sony ericsson K755 and older phone !?
i found mosync.com , any one try it ?
The open-source MoSync Software Development Kit (SDK) is a rich cross-platform mobile application development environment that makes it easy to develop apps for all major mobile platforms from a single code base. The SDK enables mobile developers to build and compile apps for up to nine different platforms at once, using C/C++ or HTML5/JavaScript, or a combination of both to create hybrid apps.
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excuse me for my bad english speaking.
Yup. You can even write in d, e, f, g and h languages apart from c
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I have some requirements for an android application, Since java development will take time, I am trying to figure out if I should code the application using Html5)
1. It should submit some fields from the mobile device to a web application
2. It should be able to capture pictures using camera/gallery and submit to the server/web application
3. It should retrieve some info from the web application and display it (I know that write JavaScript to fetch info from the web application using Ajax)
Can I achieve this using a bunch of Html page running on the mobile phone, or I need to write a designated android/Java application?
Thank you for your help.
shark669 said:
I have some requirements for an android application, Since java development will take time, I am trying to figure out if I should code the application using Html5)
1. It should submit some fields from the mobile device to a web application
2. It should be able to capture pictures using camera/gallery and submit to the server/web application
3. It should retrieve some info from the web application and display it (I know that write JavaScript to fetch info from the web application using Ajax)
Can I achieve this using a bunch of Html page running on the mobile phone, or I need to write a designated android/Java application?
Thank you for your help.
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You'll have to use Android SDK to build an app, that requires at least Java and C++.
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Not only ^^, but you'll also have to learn php if you want it to be purely html, since html can't do all that.
Server side I'm ok, I know java, I am asking about client side
Seems like camera interaction is possible with html 5
https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/getusermedia/intro
Submission to the server is just simple form submit,
And reading from server is possible with Ajax,