Were happy to announce the release of Basic4ppc Version 3.0!
Basic4ppc is a VB like development environment which allows programming on the desktop or directly on the handled device, costing only 29$ US
With V. 3.0 you can compile your applications to an executable file (EXE) with no runtimes needed, and distribute cool applications you make royalty free! :shock:
This version also allows you to build database applications easily.
You can read what our users think about Basic4ppc in: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/basic4ppc/messages/506
Or see the enlightening review by "ppcgems": http://ppcgems.blogspot.com/2006/03/basic4ppc.html
As much as we know, Basic4ppc is the most affordable solution for Windows Mobile application development.
Check out http://www.basic4ppc.com for more information
Enjoy!
Hi all,
APKAnalyser is a powerful app analysis tool that you can use to analyse API references, view application architecture and dependencies, and disassemble bytecodes in your Android apps. Find more details in our article on http://developer.sonymobile.com/wp/...o-analyse-your-apks-now-released-open-source/.
We hope you’ll use this as another great tool to assist in your app development. And as part of our open source activities, we’re also making it open source. Bo Jie Zhang (XDA username: bojie.zhang), a senior software architect at Sony, is the creator of this tool, and will monitor this thread for questions, discussions and suggestions. Feel free to have a look at the open source project and contribute to make it even better!
https://github.com/sonyericssondev/ApkAnalyser
Cheers,
Kalle
Sony Mobile Developer Relations
I made a PKGBUILD for ArchLinux and uploaded it to the AUR. It's available here. Suggestions are welcome
KalleD said:
Hi all,
APKAnalyser is a powerful app analysis tool that you can use to analyse API references, view application architecture and dependencies, and disassemble bytecodes in your Android apps. Find more details in our article on http://developer.sonymobile.com/wp/...o-analyse-your-apks-now-released-open-source/.
We hope you’ll use this as another great tool to assist in your app development. And as part of our open source activities, we’re also making it open source. Bo Jie Zhang (XDA username: bojie.zhang), a senior software architect at Sony, is the creator of this tool, and will monitor this thread for questions, discussions and suggestions. Feel free to have a look at the open source project and contribute to make it even better!
https://github.com/sonyericssondev/ApkAnalyser
Cheers,
Kalle
Sony Mobile Developer Relations
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Thanks for sharing this Kalle -- looks great. I'll be giving it a try later this week.
Jon
APKAnalyzer - Architecture
Hi ,
How to generate Architecture of my APK file. could you please share any tutorials link.
TR,
Rajesh. S
Hi ,
How to generate Architecture of my APK file. could you please share any tutorials link.
TR,
Rajesh. S
Hi,
I wanted to announce a new tool for mobile developers to connect to REST APIs. It's called rest2mobile. It generates the code based on REST examples (request/response). Super easy to use. Comes as a plugin (Android Studio/IntelliJ IDEA or Xcode) or as a command line tool.
We launched a couple of weeks ago and are actively looking for feedback.
Check it out: Google-> rest2mobile (cannot post link)
It's released under Apache License, Version 2.0 and is fully available on Github.
Thanks,
Pascal
Hi everyone, I wanted to share with you an open source project I believe could benefit many of you.
Android Academy is a template for an Android educational app, use it and you will only need to focus on the contents of your courses in order to quickly launch your app idea. You can find the project in the GitHub repository gcorso/android_academy, which is a boilerplate of an Android Studio project and includes by layout files, activities control and database integration, everything already set up for you so that you can get a headstart to bring your project to life.
The project can be used for free and its goal is to give a chance for educators to create their learning platform without having to have a great knowledge of Android development and to save time also for expert Android developers.
Fork it on Github (deeponion/Android-DeepOnionJ) - Always free and open.
DeepOnion is an open source blockchain project with the aim to bringing privacy and anonymity to anyone that wants it.
We've recently released the DeepOnion Mobile App template. This will enable anyone to rapidly build and deploy a Tor integrated mobile applications that can connect to the DeepOnion network.
This is a key step in opening up our blockchain to new opportunities. Most blockchain based services need to rely on centralised backends that suck information from you before allowing you to use them. This demonstrates our progress in being able produce privacy first, decentralised applications (DApps) and I'm here to invite the XDA community to have a look at what we are doing, let us know what you think and hopefully use our SDK to develop world class DApps.
The project is new and quite raw at the moment, though any Android Dev should be able to see the basics of how the project is integrated with Tor, syncs with the DeepOnion blockchain and provides an interface to interact with it. I'll be updating it over the coming weeks/months to be fully fledged module that you can just add using gradle.
References:
API Docs - BitcoinJ
DeepOnionJ - Up to date fork of BitcoinJ converted to DeepOnion https://github.com/deeponion/deeponionj (deeponion/deeponionj)
Automated Builds DeepOnionJ - https://travis-ci.com/github/deeponion/deeponionj (Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence)
Automated Builds DeepOnion Core - https://travis-ci.com/github/deeponion/deeponion (Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence)
Please contribute to this project if you can -
Java Devs - Go Here -> https://github.com/deeponion/deeponionj (deeponion/deeponionj)
Android Devs - Go Here -> https://github.com/deeponion/Android-DeepOnionJ (deeponion/Android-DeepOnionJ)