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I bought a copy of Andricious some time ago and I adore it. My entire
life is structured around my del.icio.us bookmarks, and having such easy
and well organized access on my phone has been wonderful. I can't tell you how many times I have looked at an app on the market and thought, "Why do I need this? The same information is two clicks away via andricious."
However, as you have probably heard (the screams of despair), delicious iѕ being shut down by yahoo.
There are a few projects out there which are compatible with the delicious v1 api. The most popular that I know of is pinboard.in. Scuttle and del.irio.us/rubric are open source variants, though they aren't as actively developed now as they once were.
Would it be at all possible to make the api url in any of the android del.icio.us apps a configuration option, so that users migrating to compatible services can still make use of the del.icio.us apps currently available?
I just published a port of my Delicious app for pinboard in the market.
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We released BravoSE which is a popular app search client among Android users. Through our efforts of several months, iBravoSE.com is online today. Besides retaining the major features of BravoSE, iBravoSE.com increases more information of apps and enhance interactive experience. iBravoSE also allow users to share apps to SNS, like Facebook.
Our aim is to become an app search and discovery platform of high quality. We have developed a creative scenario-based service which can change the way of app recommendation and improve recommendation accuracy. In addition, the search service for iOS and Windows phone OS will be available later.
If you’re looking for a way to search apps easily or you want to experience wonderful app recommendation service, there is no doubt that iBravoSE is your best choice. The website and the mobile client complement each other and make up the integrated app search system together, which will bring people more awesome apps.
In future, we will think more about how to construct a good communication platform between users and developers, improve the quality of developed apps and help developers to promote their apps efficiently.
The developer for Graph 89, a graphing calculator emulator for Android, popular for its ability to reliably emulate a range of Texas Instruments' most common academic calculators is up for grabs. The developer used code from multiple open source projects and released the full, paid editions code in 2013. The emulator is very useful but is somewhat in need of a UI/UX update. Also, seeing the paid version eventually make it to the play store with regular updates again would be nice.
Now for the challenge.
Many users of tablets would love to see an application like this get floating app support. Nothing would be nicer than to be able to have a good ol ti-84/89 hovering on my screen when I didn't pack either in my bag that day. So if you have any experience with developing for android, please at least take a look. Maybe even pick it up on your spare time as a pet project!
This is to check user interest AND see interested developers speak up about picking up the project again, as well as just make everyone aware that the source is available and will need some documentation updates.
Source here:
https://bitbucket.org/dhashoandroid/graph89-paid
As I am NOT the author a s have never built this one from source, I can only really answer any related questions with "Look at the code, use Google, peruse the comments, or just buy the compiled version on the play store".
Play store link is NOT here because I would rather draw interest to the code and not send money in the direction of someone who isn't maintaining it anymore. Thanks and let's do this!
Hello,
It suddenly occurred to me, after years working on my game, that I'd not given one thought to promoting it.
Having browsed apps created in Gideros, they seem to have really good download numbers. Reading google,and checking lot mobile app promotion articles there's a lot of mixed information on promoting apps (along with a lot of services ready to charge a fee...)
I have worked a lot with Google Adwords in the past, and I'm considering this method as the traffic is such good quality. I've also had success using SEO to promote things online. So that could be a route.
What's your experience with getting the word out there?
I'd really appreciate any constructive criticism from you guys.
Thank you!
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Thanks MrRiko, we are a team of android developers, currently focused on improving the app(fixing bugs) and adding more features so we can't give SEO tips. If you however wanna convert your website to an android native mobile app then we can help you
True GlenCurtis, that is why we wanna make it simpler with this app, it may not be perfect but we are getting there