Im looking for a developer that has experience with google services especially the google calender.
We have a fully fleshed out idea. I have one developer now but he does not have much time.
native android code will be used and we are developing with android studio. We have a git repo (currently empty) setup and notes and slides from the initial discussion phase of the development process.
I can not reveal specific details about the app only that it will tie in directly to google calendar and that most of the code for the app can be pulled from the current calendar app and reworked for this project. This will be a pay app (might have limited free version) and there is definite potential for profit.
If you are interested please contact me via PM so that we may discuss it further.
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Hello, XDA-Developers!
Basics: I'm looking for someone who can develop an Android app. It needs to be a simple application to fetch pages from a web site from a phone-friendly interface. It's intended to be a companion to the web site to enable easier access.
Background: I run a gaming website, gameshard.net. We're doing ok, and in order to reach out to new users and make it easier for users to access the site, I want to develop an Android app. But I have no android development knowledge at all. So I'm looking for help!
The Specifics: The GameShard.net app should be a simple, clean app designed to let users access information on the website through a touch-friendly interface. Specifically, users should be able to access the latest news, our library of reviews, features, and their profile (and inbox) from the device. The closest similar example I can think of for reference is the Eurogamer app for iOS. The app will be free, so incorporating adverts in a non-intrusive way would be welcome.
I leave it to the developer to decide what the easiest way to do this would be. It might be that the app could be a simple launcher for a custom iOS version of the website, or perhaps it would be better to fetch the data in a different way- I'm open to your ideas! And I'm willing to pay for your time, of course.
So, thats my pitch! Please let me know if you have any questions, and if you're interested in working on this send me a message.
Hi,
I started developing an XMPP/Jabber/GoogleTalk/... client for Android that is designed as a replacement for Google Talk app.
Currently it does not support Google Talk however it is a good jabber client with conferences.
It is in deep development - so there are many buttons that do not work properly - but i would like you to test it
I have no screenshots yet - but imagine google talk ones here - it looks and behaves like it.
source: https://github.com/mar-v-in/XMPP-for-Android
latest test version download (might be unstable): https://github.com/mar-v-in/XMPP-for-Android/raw/master/bin/xmpp.client.apk
Notes:
Before you start the app the first time, create an account in settings/accounts&sync
The app only supports conferences saved server-side. However some popular XMPP-clients store them offline (what is not what they should do!) - use Gajim on your pc to setup. - http://gajim.org/
Hope you like it.
MaR-V-iN
Hi,
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Any beta tester we will provide free service for 12 months + send you a ton of installs. Don't want it after 12 months? Just drop it from your app. We dont even need your info to get started we can provide you a generic interface Please post here or pm if interested. We are ready to rock now.
Thanks.
Hello,
I'm new here and just starting to dabble with Android app development.
I've installed android studio and began playing around with it making a few Activities just to try it out and begin building my knowledge. I want to make an app where users will need to authenticate then pull data from a server (via an API). I followed this guide (google how-to-build-mobile-app-with-app-engine-backend-tutorial to find, can't post link) to add the app engine backend to it, but I couldn't finish it because I couldn't find the RegisterActivity so I decided to take a break and come ask here.
I'm very new to this, trying to warm up to the Android activities/layouts/things so I'd appreciate it if someone could link me some tutorials or guides on setting up a backend that will be able to interact with my app to perform things like registering, logging in and fetching data? Instagram would be a good example (I'm not making a photo sharing app but the functionality in terms of signing in then fetching your photos from the feed is a similar idea of what I want to do).
I have solid knowledge in web development languages and Java but am still trying to grasp this all.
Thanks for any and all help!
Daniel
Hi folks,
I am a huge LifeLog fan, and I like all the more details this platform has over Google Fit. Last year, Sony had made the web API open. (REST + Oauth based).
https://developer.sony.com/develop/services/lifelog-api/
I had just started working on an app for the LifeLog platform and realised there is certain need for a android java library (as a wrapper over the REST API) for LifeLog. As an app developer wanting to quickly take advantage of LifeLog, it is too much to ask for to implement oauth and rest client side functionality.
So here goes a Work-in-progress repository
https://github.com/championswimmer/Lifelog-Android-Library
As of Apr 22, 2015, Login, auth_token generation is working. Also fetching location history data is also working. The activities data implementation is yet to be done. I intend to finish that in a couple of days maybe.
Code can be shoddy. If you can help me improve, I'd definitely love that.
Feel free to open up issues on the github repo to report any bugs or problems you have with it.