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The Task Organizer​
A small project, i worked on in order to organize my time in summer, as it can be used for my android doings and pretty much anything, I had improved and name Android Task Schedule, and though I'd share it.
Features:
-Organize chores to do with ease.
-Time Bar along with Chore.
-Edit and Delete tasks Functions.
-Works on Chrome Browser (Please if you don't have Chrome, install it as it handles the scrips perfectly unlike other browsers)
-Very low on size.
-Open sourced of coarse !
How to set-up:
Very simple... just download zip,then make a folder on desktop,extract zip to that folder...now make a shortcut to "Android Task Schedule",the main program, on the desktop"..... -Android Task Schedule.htm is the main file,do not open other files since those are only the functions.
Source: you have it! just right click on the HTM file and press open with and choose a text viewer (NotePad++ preferred) and you'll have the code of the function so you could learn if you like.
ATS Album is over here: Check it out.
Some Screen shots:
Download over here: ATS
I hope you like it as well as benefit from it
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As many of you would have already known, Google released a new IDE for Android App development named as Android Studio based on IntelliJ IDEA. But many have been experiencing some problems while trying to use the Parse Push Notification library. So, here a guide for you. This is how i did it. and it works.
Download the Parse SDK .
Extract it someplace (eg. H:/Downloads/Parse/ )
Open Android Studio and Open your project
Goto File > Project Structure
Select Libraries from the Left Pane
Press the Plus Button and select Java from the dropdown
Navigate to Parse-1.2.5.jar file that you had downloaded and extracted and select it.
Add it to your project
Press OK
Thats it. Now it Should work properly
Now... You got the library working ... If you want to know more about How to Actually use this library to easily add push notifications to your app, Check out this wonderful guide by XDA Senior Member MaartenXDA
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GrilledUI is a library to implement common UIs easily. Available UI types are: tabbed UI (TabActivity), master/metail flow (SectionActivity) and their hybrid (HybridActivity). These activity classes wrap everything you need to create your UI with just a few lines of code or even load tabs/sections and instaniate fragments from XML file. HybridActivity allows you to have tabs on phones and MDF on tablets. This way you can easily make your app tablet and phone friendly without torturing phone users with multiple activities.
Library comes with JavaDocs, multiple examples, in open source form, 2-clause BSD license and pre-ICS support (!). Pre-ICS devices are supported with the help of ActionBarSherlock.
GrilledUI lives on GitHub.
A small preview of what is possible:
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Great, will take a look it.
Edit: I by mistake wrote is it possible to keep app in memory.
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Akshay (Aky) said:
Great, will take a look it.
Is it possible to keep app in memory
Sent from my SGS3
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What do you mean by keep app in memory?
have a look
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Hey guys,
I just wanted to share a little tip with all of you, who want to add a little launcher icon to your unity launcher. It's very fast and works perfectly for me. Just try it
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1. Open any editor you like (I use SciTE)
2. Copy this text into your editor
Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Android Studio
Comment=Android Studio
Type=Application
Categories=Development;
Exec=/home/{yourusername}/path/to/android-studio/bin/studio.sh
Terminal=false
StartupNotify=true
Icon=/home/{yourusername}/path/to/android-studio/icon.png
Don't forget to change {yourusername} to your acutal user name and path/to/android-studio to the path of the android studio on your pc
3. Save it to .local/share/applications/ (to show .local press CTRL+h) named "androidstudio.desktop"
4. Download this icon and paste it in android-studio/ (you may of course use any other icon you like too!)
5. Open your file explorer and press CTRL+h to show hidden files. Navigate to .local/share/applications/ and take the androidstudio.desktop and drop it in your unity launcher.
6. Click on the icon and start Android Studio
I hope this is useful for you
Alternately, at the beginning screen where it says "new project, import project, configuration...." you could go to configuration/settings (whatever its called) and select "create launcher" i think its much faster than having to make desktop files and blah blah blah
[Library] [API 7+] "MaterialPreferenceLibrary" - materialize your preferences
I liked that Google supports a lot of devices using its support-library, and offers Material-Design for API 7 and above, but sadly it lacks big time when it comes to the settings screen (PreferenceActivity and related classes).
It's weird to see so many apps have everything in material-design style, yet the settings screens are left behind. Google's own apps have this behavior too.
Even Google's own solution has its disadvantages:
1. no support for SwitchPreference for GB
2. no support for material-design dialogs for any of the preferences.
3. no action bar items for GB
So, I've made my own customized classes and put it in my app, but then I realized other people might want to use it, so I've worked on it further, and published this library:
https://github.com/AndroidDeveloperLB/MaterialPreferenceLibrary
The library, like the support library, support API 7 and above, which is practically 100% of the devices out there.
Here's a demo of how it looks like on GB vs Lollipop:
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(go to the library's webpage to see it as a video)
The sample in the repo should be enough to try it out, but you can also see it in action on a real app, like my own "App Manager" app.
I'm sick of modern UI styles. The worst thing about 'em is "Hamburger menu".
1) It's button is in FAR LEFT corner of the screen. Of my 4.8" screen! And there are 6"+ screens already.
2) Oh, you think "there is a gesture to open the menu if you don't like the button". But it's conflicting with PIVOTS!
So... I made an example app with a usable interface. And I release it as a source so YOU, developers, can use it. No license, you're free to use it as you want (without warranty of any kind of course). However I'll be happy if you mention me in about page of your app.
First of all screenshots:
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What's done:
1) Menu button moved to the bottom.
2) First (and most used menu item) is lowest. ListBox is upside down.
3) No gestures.
4) No pages with crazy navigation history. Most used features are on main page, others are on external pages.
5) Each PivotItem can easily have its own AppBar (it's not system AppBar).
I have more ideas and this project will evolve for some time.
Now, the source: https://github.com/LONELY-WOLF/InterfaceSample
Added "..." button with menu. Style is ugly for now.
Hamburger now closes if you tap right from it.