Hi guys,
just for fun, I wrote this blog:
http://markbucayan.squarespace.com/random-thoughts/2004/9/27/new-project-philanderer-10.html
so, what additional features do you think you need on your phone if you were a philanderer?
:-D
Cheers,
Mark
A chat-up line generator would be useful, as would a league table editor for all my conquests
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Hi,
I have an exam on Thermodynamics and I found that Calc but it is demo. Anyonehaveanidea for a crack or serial or a keygen? Thanks for the help in advance, mates.
Best regards
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and it's free both for pc and pda
Hey,
Anyone got any links to some code samples for creating a panel using c++.
I have VS2008 and the SE SDK but the panel there only shows how to put some text on the panel and no more without a good explanation how to extend this to add images etc.
The html panel is limiting so rather not build a pabel with that.
So hope there is someone here who could contribute some source code / vs project so i could get on my way creating one, just not alot of information on the net about this that i can find, really wish SE would help us all out with better examples and a full list of pseudo codes for html panels, you think think they would given that this is the unique point to the xperia.
My wee x1 needs some love!!
Thanks in advance,
Andrew
Try looking for help on MSDN. Try searching for "Directdraw" or "GDI". Haven't found any better tutorial yet :S
Greeting Devs
I´m working for a while with Android on the HD2.
I´m looking for a reasonable app which i can look formulas and tables in the area of mechatronics.
As I had to realize, I have found nothing clever.
So I have come to the idea, to built on my own a APK
I have no idea of programming experience in Java, however, and programmable logic controllers and other little-known scripting language and consider myself quite capable of adapting a presentation app to my wishes and to compilers.
Okay.....
Now we come to the point can someone of you recommend a type of modular or prefabricated app in which I have a book which includes a search function in which I can then search for key words and the book is also scrollable?
A few important properties:
--->Must be in the landscape are absolutely
--->Editable bookmarks
At this point I would like to thank you in advance for any possible answer, and I wish you all a wonderful weekend.
With friendly greetings
TylerDurben
Hi Guys,
I have been working on an android graph plotting library. I know a few are already out there but I have special additions like clickable bar graphs and other that I will be adding. Please feel free to use it as it is free!! :victory:
I intend to keep working on it to make it better. Also suggestions are welcome.
You can find rest of the details on my code.google page
Hey, i created an Android card game and i got the coding part nailed down, but the layout part i'm still trying to improve, the current layout seems unprofessional (and the layout creator that comes with the SDK kinda sucks), is there some way to make a great looking layout for my app? Any tricks for the Layout Creator of the SDK or any other tools?
My app is this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rtt3ch.suecaonline
DarknessWarrior said:
Hey, i created an Android card game and i got the coding part nailed down, but the layout part i'm still trying to improve, the current layout seems unprofessional (and the layout creator that comes with the SDK kinda sucks), is there some way to make a great looking layout for my app? Any tricks for the Layout Creator of the SDK or any other tools?
My app is this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rtt3ch.suecaonline
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There are no good wyswig layout editor IMHO, for example, the eclipse graphical editor should be used more like a way to get a quick sneak-peak at what the xml code you're writing will look like than a way to actually generate the UI.
I can recommend some resources that really helped me improve the UI of my app :
Read the Design Guidelines thoroughly, once you're done reading, read them again^^ : http://developer.android.com/design/index.html
watch some Android Design in Action videos, gives a lot of inspiration, and there might be an episode specifically about your app's purpose (it's a weekly show held by Google engineers Roman Nurik, Adam Kosh & Nick Butcher, working on the Android Team, and they often do redesigns of existing apps or treat a specific type of app and the design it should have) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2....
Take a look at the great open source custom views & libraries showcased on : http://androidviews.net
Use the Android Assets Studio to generate custom icons, 9patchs, framed screenshots etc... : http://android-ui-utils.googlecode.com/hg/asset-studio/dist/index.html
Use the Action Bar Style Generator to create a custom action bar theme that suits your branding/color palette : http://jgilfelt.github.io/android-actionbarstylegenerator/
Use the Holo Colors generator to get all the Holo-compliant variants of a defined color (i.e : for button states - pressed/selected) : http://android-holo-colors.com/
Watch some Dev.Bytes videos, they are short and straight to the point, and always about implementing some custom animations and effects to jazz-up your app (again, held by Chet Haase & Nick Butcher, engineers at Google) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNF...
Take a look at Cyril Mottier's blog : http://cyrilmottier.com/
Nadav Fima's blog : http://nadavfima.com/
Join the Android Design community on Google+, ask for advice & show your designs/mock-ups to get feedback : https://plus.google.com/communities/113499773637471211070
Hope that gets you going, good luck
Android layout is the bane of my existence. Especially when you're trying to get things to work across 10 inch, 7 inch tablets and phone screens.
A lot of the time things just don't work like you'd expect them to. Practice a lot, google a lot and you'll build up your own bag of tricks to handle things, like using empty frame layout to pad things and when to (and when NOT to) use layout weights and layout margins.
Don't trust the software preview in the IDE, or even the simulator. Always test on actual devices and try to test on as many devices as you can.
Wish I could be of more help, but android's layout is a *****.