Cheers fellow Android Users!
I recently started developing my own apps and I'm still new to all this stuff. I would like to share my first app with you and get some feedback on the contents. I asked around a little in my circle of friends and aquaintances, but I'd like to get a broader and international response.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=croaksoft.imagelinks
This is a puzzle game, where you have to put images into the appropriate position. In the game you will be presented with 9 images. Hold and drag the images to the right place. Each given icon "influences" its neighbouring fields and the correct images are connotations of the adjacent icons (diamond shapes).
What I am especially interested in:
- Is the game mechanic understandable and relatively easy to pick up?
- Do the individual riddles make sense for you?
- What is the performance on your phone? (Unfortunately I was only able to test the app on a few emulators, that all run quite poorly in general on my laptop, so I don't know how the app is doing on real devices (except for my own - It works fine on a Nougat Sony Xperia Z5)
- Anything else you can think of (design, idea, etc.)
I would really appreciate some constructive criticism and look forward to your responses!
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edit: I wanted to have some small images here, but they turned out to be quite large.. I hope that's okay.
PS: I'm not sure whether I've used the XDA:dev function correctly... I just wanted to create a post about the app
XDA:DevDB Information
ImageLinks, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
CroakSoft
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2017-05-14
Last Updated 2017-05-14
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Hey guys, I hadn't intended this to be my first post as I could swear I already had an account but it appears not. Anyways, I wish to share this with you lot both for your enjoyment and for feedback, etc.
It's my first app in the world of Android development and I Hope to make many more. Thanks for checking it out.
Note-ification
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Description
Notes at your fingertips, Fast & simple!
Never forget it again
Use Note-ification to leave yourself small notes in the notification area.
Notes will be at your finger tips to view when you want. FAST!
Notes can be shown instantly or set to alert you at a future date / time so as to not clutter your screen with non-relevant information. No other app of this kind has this feature!
Edit a Note easily by tapping on it.
Pick from a collection of colorful icons and choose whether to alert will vibrate and / or make a sound.
Service re-starts when device boots so Notes will re-appear, as if by magic!
screens
Google Play Link - edit - because I'm a n00b I cannot post links, So either search Play store for note-ification or wait a bit while I get more involved here and can then post links.
As I have said, this is my first app so please don't give bad review on Play, let me know what you found wrong and I will fix.
Thanks again for looking and I hope some of you find it really useful. I know I do!
Barx
Link to Google Play
Note-ification
This is a really useful app. Keep my important tasks in the notification bar :good:
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Good evening everybody.
We from kitogoru-apps specialise on app development in the mobile entertainment sector. Our newest App is called "Fingerprint Coolness Scanner".
It´s an app that let´s you scan your thumb and assigns a coolness-score to you. Depending...well depending on how cool you are obviously .
You can then compare your score to famous persons and see who matches your coolness score.
Of course this applications should not be taken way too serious, foremost it is meant to be entertaining and funny.
Right now it is available for Android users and can be found using the following link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EsImNvbS5raXRvZ29ydS5Db29sbmVzc19TY2FubmVyIl0.
Hopefully some of you enjoy our new application.
If you have any questions, suggestions or corrections, do not hesitate to post a reply
We have attached some screenshots for a better viewing experience.
-kitogoru apps
Looks promising.
Are you planning on releasing the app for iphone as well?
Hubertus56 said:
Looks promising.
Are you planning on releasing the app for iphone as well?
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Hey sorry for the delayed reply.
We are currently working on an ios release and we will also release our other apps on ios as well.
New apps will then be available on both systems upon release in the near future.
Stay tuned!
If anyone else wants to try out our app and maybe give us some feedback that would be highly appreciated !
Thanks and have a nice weekend folks
So we finally made it to 10 posts and have updated the original post with more graphics and an external link to the application.
We hope you like it and again, feedback is very welcome.
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I started on this app 3 weeks ago when I was in between projects and had some free time to work on anything I'd wanted to. Since I'm waiting for a thing or two to fall in place with those projects, I went around searching for a website with a decent API that I could use to make something quick.
Somehow I ended up on the Imgur website (I never used it apart from uploading & hotlinking images before) and one of the top submissions in the gallery was about how users didn't really like the official android app. I went through their documentation and realized I could make something quick, and a bit different from what's out there already. Most of the actual development took around 10 days. The rest of the time was spent beta testing and fixing small things here and there.
So anyway here's the final version of what I came up with. If you spot anything weird, you could post here or leave a review on the play store link below (Also a good rating will always help ). Finally, here's the link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.n4.imgur
Features available right now:
- Upload images
- View gallery
- View user profiles
Log in as user and
- Check your reputation
- Upvote, downvote and favorite
- Post and reply to comments
- Upload images as a user
- View, create and reply to conversations
- View notifications
- Submit images to gallery and delete them if you want to
Thanks!
Good afternoon, community!
Some time ago I started to think about mobile devices with full keyboards - but all what I found were tablets like 2 in 1 and they still didn’t looked good enough. I remembered my Nokias 9 series with beautiful S80 on board, what I have used to write course assignment at Uni, to write job applications, etc. By the same time I’ve been working in retail and used to sell this kind of devices - as well as legends like Qtec 9000. People loved it. So, I’ve decided to move forward!
I have created a concept of smartphone in notebook form-factor:
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3d model can viewed here https://skfb.ly/RHDK
Inspired by Psion 5 series, so it would have a proper QWERTY, and as Nokia 9 series, it would have 2 screens - inside and outside.
According to concept, it should work on modified version of android with access to linux apps, with factory root access and open boot loader for community ROMs.
I have contacted some ODM factories to get estimation for production, and got some advice on cost reduction, to edit concept - for available mainboard and screens - FHD, because its too expensive to produce specific ones.
So, if there is anyone who is interested in such product - you are very welcome leave your suggestions, ideas and comments!
There is a massive work still to be done before I would go for crowdfunding, so any help would be appreciated!
What type of keyboard would prefferable, laptop type, when screen is on the lid, or sliding out? Or anything else?
Hello! This post goes into General since I haven't gotten up to the post count necessary for the app-development forums.
This post has also been posted on Reddit , but I was suggested to go here instead.
New to developing in Android here. I'm trying to work out best practices and discuss design-principles to make the UI shown in the image here:
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It is an infotainment UI possibly for a car where you have several elements with diffrent functionatlity.
The navigation part should be updated continously, the mediapart should be able to scroll horizontally through albums with animation etc.
There are some things I would like the UI to handle:
* I would really like this UI to be dynamicly sized depending on Screensize. (But if it is not possible I would like to discuss it)
* I want to seperate code for each element.
Last I dabbled with Android it was through "Fragments". I get the general sense that Fragments have been faced out
but I cant get a clear picture of what it got replaced with.
I guess what I would humbly like to have a discussion about is , how the wonderful Android Developers of XDA
would go about designing something like this?
Thank you for your time!
//Simon
helo dear
sometime full help something nice
kashif3242 said:
sometime full help something nice
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I am not sure I understand. ^^