Theres an app called edline helper thats lets you see all of your grades on Edline at the same time, select a class, and edit assignments to test hypotheticals in real time. But unfortunately its only available on IOS. So the developer needs some help from an android programmer so that the app can be made available for android students.
if anyone thinks they would be able to help please reply it would help many.
App link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/edline-helper/id960109622?mt=8
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Hello people
I've wanted to make a Android app for a while now but I don't know where to start.
Can someone give me some pointers on where to start.
If it involves coding then be warmed I'm a complete novice at that.
No coding method: search Google for Android app inventor.
Coding and better method: Android apps use JAVA. Take some basic online courses, then learn the Android sdk. (functions that are specific to android)
Option b is better, and if you have a little patience it won't be too hard.
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alex ainsley said:
Hello people
I've wanted to make a Android app for a while now but I don't know where to start.
Can someone give me some pointers on where to start.
If it involves coding then be warmed I'm a complete novice at that.
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If you want to get somewhere forget the app inventor and invest some time.
Start by using google on terms like "android tutorial" "android hello world".
Download eclipse and the android sdk (google has all the info and tutorial on how to do that).
The sdk has ALOT of very good example apps. From 3D drawing to system infos and interface layouts.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Google app inventor is doing my head in.
if anyone is reading this on a scale from 1 to 10 how hard/complicated is making a app using coding?
Depends entirely on what you want the app to do unfortunately. If you can give some basic ideas of what you want it to do it will be easier to say how hard it will be.
well all id like my first app to do is when it starts up to show a picture with text then link you to a web page.
Nothing hard
Thats not too difficult, you could patch work something out of existing tutorials/example.
But its always relative saying how difficult something is.
It depends on the person...
Well sorry that's not helping much. I'm still at a loss on what to do.
Basically all you need to do is copy and paste the code from some tutorial examples, or you could even use the app inventor as you need barely any code to do this, for example:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/index.html
http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/webview.html
Putting it all together and making it into an application shouldn't take you more than half an hour once you have gone through the starter tutorials to understand how and what it is you are using.
Ok I'll try that.
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i really wanna learn, so i went to purchase course and
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Well if you are really determined to learn it, you can manage doing it on your own too, with the help of free online resources. Search for a tutorial series on youtube. Here's one I had found useful when I was learning:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl-zzrqQoSE
You should also buy a good book on Java programming and read it. That would help a lot too.
read android developers guide
You can check android developers official site it has lot of tutorials and resources.
You can go to next university library and borrow any Android book. It will not include the latest version of OS, but it will have lot of fundamental information in one place, written by one person. Tutorails often show you how to solve single problem only.
Thank you
Also great video
You're Welcome! Yes it is a great video. That guy really does explain it nicely.
Is App Inventor still working?
Look also at cornboyz tutorial on youtube. Same guy, slightly different tuts
I wasn't sure where anything like this would go, so I made sure to put it in a forum as general as possible.
I'm a beginning web designer, but seeing as I spend most of my free time on this site, I'm growing more of an interest in learning to code for the mobile platform. If anybody is willing to help, all I'm asking for is a few tips from developers here on where to begin.
I learned some very basic java in college, but was wondering if there is a better path to go on. Do I start with BASIC? Do I continue and go towards more advanced Java and stick with only one programming language?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
-Considering I've done almost everything that I can with my rooted EVO, all of you were the people I'd rather hear from. I appreciate all of the hard work that you all have done!
You can develop full market apps using the language I use called basic4android.
Its easy to use but very powerful, produces a native android apk (so no interpreters) and has regular updates.
There are free user contributed libraries that make it even better and it has been used to produce everything from live wallpapers and anti theft apps to games and gps software so is a good option to consider.
I wrote my first app after messing about with it for about an hour and was amazed how easy it makes things. Google basic4android and you will find its homepage for more info. I can't remember the address as it's saved as a bookmark on my pc not phone.
EDIT: did a google search and its at http://www.basic4ppc.com/
Dave
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Looking for some help guys, I've been mucking about with app geyser to make my own android apps, I have my own private IPTV list which I install on my customers boxes, but I'm looking to find a way of creating an app that requires a log in, preferably free....lol
Any app builders that do this?
Also I'm trying to boost one of my apps usage, could you please download install and use my test app, it only has one stream but would like the usage of it to go up so I can get rid of the advertising from it etc
http://www.appsgeyser.com/1591336
Please share the link with as many android users as you know
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HI
Any luck with it ? I am also looking of creating an IPTV app. Actualy I am willing to pay someone to do this for me. I am actualy not a designer or something, I just came to look if someone is interested about working for me to make me this app.
Please contact me in case there is someone out there, that knows how to make apps for streaming tv channels.
Regards,
inax1
As for me you'd better look for help here http://mlsdev.com/en/ , I think theese guys are the best in such a field )) They can help you to create your app in in a cost-effective and timely manner:good:
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1. Appery.io
2. Mobile Roadie
3. TheAppBuilder
4. Good Barber
5. Appy Pie
6. AppMachine
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Hi ,
The tone of your post seems you are looking for easy and time efficient ways to create an mobile app. Well there are a lot of online mobile app platforms that can help you build an app relatively quickly compared to acquiring skills and learning all those languages for coding that would devour lot of your time. Here are some sites: Appypie , Thunkable , appbars, buildfire, app inventor and lots more (these are mostly drop and drag) .
And incase you are looking for some expert hands there are several companie that can build your app with some minimal fee.
here's a blog about the app making read on :kiwibox.com/arjunsingh9990/blog/entry/140394069
Hello,
I am looking for a Developer who can create an Android App/Service/Whatever for me to do the following task.
Since I have no expertise in Android Development I am very thankful for any help an will surely send some $ as compensation for the result.
TASK:
The App/Service/Whatever should be able to open up a webpage, perform a click on that page on a button (follow all redirections, parse and use javascript, use cookies) just act like a normal Browser, but completely invisible.
I dont want to see any Icon or UI Interaction. Maybe its possible to realize that only on Shell (Terminal) Level.
The Final Webpage's HTML-Code should be saved in a file on the FileSystem (/data/Whatever/page.html).
The App is only for me, my device is rooted and Running Android 4.4.1 .
I hope that someone can help me.
Hello) can suggest you http://mlsdev.com/en/
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They are really the best company I used to work with!
Check out this app,
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.itsjust140.news
It loads webpages. It caches those webpages so we can use the app offline. It's made by me. If you want something like this, I can do it.
Hi!
You can hire our team. We are mobile app development company. We have a great portfolio, just visit our site.
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I have this query regarding android app development.
I'm planning an app, which is going to be very basic accounting app with just plus minus calculations.
I've already developed it in excel & its working well.
Don't want to convert it with 'excel to app' applications which are available online..
May i know what all kind of language skills do i need to execute my first android app from scratch.
And where should i begin.
Thanks & Regards
I would suggest that you learn Kotlin. Its not that difficult. You will get a hang of it quickly.
Here are a couple of links to help you get started. (oops. I am not allowed to post links) But you can search in the site try(dot)kotlinlang(dot)org
Also look out for the "Kotlin for Android Google I/O Intro" it is there on youtube.
Good Luck! :good::good::good:
tonytonya said:
I would suggest that you learn Kotlin. Its not that difficult. You will get a hang of it quickly.
Here are a couple of links to help you get started. (oops. I am not allowed to post links) But you can search in the site try(dot)kotlinlang(dot)org
Also look out for the "Kotlin for Android Google I/O Intro" it is there on youtube.
Good Luck! :good::good::good:
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Thanks for educating me bro. Seems to be very positive & helpful start.
Other than writing some basic excel formulas I don't have any language skills.
Is it advisable to learn 'Kotlin' straightaway without learning JAVA.
Will i be able to create commercial app with this.
Sorry for delayed response.
yes. it is better to jump into kotlin. dont go through java.
andyz5 said:
Thanks for educating me bro. Seems to be very positive & helpful start.
Other than writing some basic excel formulas I don't have any language skills.
Is it advisable to learn 'Kotlin' straightaway without learning JAVA.
Will i be able to create commercial app with this.
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I have only one point in addition to what has been already mentioned.
Write the spec well.
1. What screens/inputs will be there
2. What are the functions support
Also write the test cases before you write a single line of code.
How will you test whether your app works? What inputs will you give?
What if you wanted break your app by testing? HOw will you try to break it?
Write everything down. This will help you a lot.
andyz5 said:
I have this query regarding android app development.
I'm planning an app, which is going to be very basic accounting app with just plus minus calculations.
I've already developed it in excel & its working well.
Don't want to convert it with 'excel to app' applications which are available online..
May i know what all kind of language skills do i need to execute my first android app from scratch.
And where should i begin.
Thanks & Regards
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andyz5 said:
I have this query regarding android app development.
I'm planning an app, which is going to be very basic accounting app with just plus minus calculations.
I've already developed it in excel & its working well.
Don't want to convert it with 'excel to app' applications which are available online..
May i know what all kind of language skills do i need to execute my first android app from scratch.
And where should i begin.
Thanks & Regards
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Hi,
To develop android calculator you need to follow the flow chart. First you have to design layouts for application and after that you need to ready the back end. Once the backend is ready, move on android side (front end).
Just simple technologies are required with plus, minus, multiple and divide functions to develop such app. Regarding technical language there are many options, but i would suggest to go for the Java.
Thanks