Hi all ,
I was reading about android on a website and there was one statement which i didn 't understand: " it has a middleware application and other valuable development tools ". Can someone please explain me this statement about android ? I know that Middleware is software that allows a bunch of isolated systems or functionalities to interact. But i dont know the context here as i did not understand what is meant by android having middleware.. ..what would be the difficulty if it doesn 't has any middleware or what are the advantages of having it. Also, I did not got one more statement from the same page (posting below) Android does not work with programs that were developed in native code. I did not understood the word 'native' here . as far as i know , android apps are written in google developed java libraries ... so what does this statement mean?
Is there no one to reply to this in this forum?
How about a link to the original article? There's not nearly enough context in your post.
Sorry mrkite, i cant post the url unless i post 8 posts in this forum but i can tell you the link: you can search for all about android. seo chat keyword in google and it would be first result from seochat.com website
vijay.gupta said:
Sorry mrkite, i cant post the url unless i post 8 posts in this forum but i can tell you the link: you can search for all about android. seo chat keyword in google and it would be first result from seochat.com website
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Understood - you can always post it as hxxp://etc.etc. it will let you do that. I'll take a look at the article.
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I'm not quite sure what the author meant by middleware, either.
The 'native code' may mean one of two things. First, standard java apps don't run on android. Second, when this was written, the android ndk had not yet been released, so it wasn't possible to write functions in c/c++ and use them in an android app.
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What are the programming languages needed to develop android apps and what are the best places to learn them from? I already know I need to know XML and Java but I can't seem to find a Java tutorial and would like to find a source for XML tutorials because I'm not sure if w3 schools will be teaching me the right criteria.
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Looking for the exact same info. I think the base is Java. But what after that? Is it in any way related to J2ee?
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Looking for the exact same info. I think the base is Java. But what after that? Is it in any way related to J2ee?
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Android uses a implemetation of java, running on the Dalvik virtual machine. So, short answer is java. You can use android SDK+Eclipse+ADT (Android SDK bundle you can get on http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html) or other tools to start from the basics. Some other IDEs are widespread, including some well known, like Embarcadero RAD Studio, InteliJ (which google now uses as base to Android Studio), etc. You can also develop an app with HTML5, and it'll also be suitable, with some minor changes, to run on iOS.
android langs
As mentioned I think Java is primary language.
Xamarin I think lets you build using c#.
Probably a few scripting languages can be used like python and lua.
Can someone please provide a link to the Java tutorial?
Python can be used for all kinds of Android software development. There are UI wrappers that allow XML formatting to run along with Python for events. Of course, it's not the native langauge but it does allow for expansion to utilize Java, C, C++ etc
Check out this site for more info
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?fromgroups#!forum/android-scripting
Guitarman said:
Python can be used for all kinds of Android software development. There are UI wrappers that allow XML formatting to run along with Python for events. Of course, it's not the native langauge but it does allow for expansion to utilize Java, C, C++ etc
Check out this site for more info
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?fromgroups#!forum/android-scripting
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Is there a Java tutorial in that forum?
TimeAndroid said:
Can someone please provide a link to the Java tutorial?
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Here are the Java Tutorials, which helps you hook up to the language:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Also, refer the App Development forums here on XDA, where you can find many other resources based on Android app development. Cheers !!
coolsandie said:
Here are the Java Tutorials, which helps you hook up to the language:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Also, refer the App Development forums here on XDA, where you can find many other resources based on Android app development. Cheers !!
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Thank you. I'll thank you as soon as I am allowed.
Hmm.. Is there a more simple Java tutorial? I don't understand the vocabulary used in it. I'm sorry. :/
Try this one. He's pretty thourough in what is covered.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEApt1B8ycs
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Try this one. He's pretty thourough in what is covered.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEApt1B8ycs
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Thanks, I'll thank after it lets me.
If you don't know how to write source code I strongly suggest you to learn the inner logics first. Structured programming and object oriented programming to learn how software is written and after that deepen into the programming language you like most. Java is pretty useful and powerful, even outside android. Ruby and python are awesomely easy, lightweight, fast (in my tests both had loading/running times comparable to compiled C code) and dynamic, specially if you're developing for the Web, but I never used in quite that context.
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If you don't know how to write source code I strongly suggest you to learn the inner logics first. Structured programming and object oriented programming to learn how software is written and after that deepen into the programming language you like most. Java is pretty useful and powerful, even outside android. Ruby and python are awesomely easy, lightweight, fast (in my tests both had loading/running times comparable to compiled C code) and dynamic, specially if you're developing for the Web, but I never used in quite that context.
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Where do I learn the "inner logics"?
I cannot find an app like that.
I have 3 WhatsApp account, two for my two sons and a business one.
I would like to use them on the tablet and other phones if mine.
I don't want to use virtualization app such as parallel, for there's no need to virtualize anything and what's more I need three account and not just two.
On the Mac I use Franz, and I can configure as many WhatsApp account I like into it.
Do you know if something similar exists for Android?
Thank you.
tsolignani said:
I cannot find an app like that.........
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I don't use WhatsApp myself but, with a ton of various WhatsApp apps that may have this type of feature your looking for, I can only think of the following one that, I believe, may be what your looking for.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3518808
Don't be afraid to ask for some support and guidance within that thread.
Good Luck!
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Either it was removed by Kiwi devs, or by Google devs? Which one is it?
Whoever it is, this is really bad!
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Either it was removed by Kiwi devs..........
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I've never used this app myself but, the following thread looks like the one regarding this specific app.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3797252
That thread should be where you may be able to obtain some support and guidance with this app.
Good Luck!
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Hi,
I am looking for an app. I need an app like Loop (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.isoron.uhabits&hl=en)
With this app, you can set some habits and flag if you did it today. But that’s it. You can just flag, yes or no.
I am looking for the same app but with amount/number option.
For instance, I would like to follow some habits like sleep time, push up, how many km I ran per week etc.
Loop would be perfect with this options because there are graphs and stats and it’s really cool to follow the progress over weeks
Do you have on mind any apps as simple as Loop but with the option that I need ?
Thanks you for your help. :good:
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Hi, I am looking for an app. I need an app like Loop.........
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I don't use any apps like this myself but, the following area of the forum is (typically) where you can locate apps like this...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android
... The following are just a few examples of this type of app that may be similar/the same as the one your asking about.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3926725
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3922409
Good Luck!
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