I am a Japanese learner and would like to know if there is app is good for study Japanese. Please let me now if there is any
Why not just do a simple Japanese language search on the Google play store then sort by highest rated. I'd recommend do it from your PC to sort the results. Or do a Google a search for best Japanese language. I did this when I started learning Chinese so I could talk to my wife's family members.
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Hi guys,i am new on this forum.I know how root-unlock bootloader-flash custom kernel et.c.I am searching for a team to make a Custom Rom.I got plenty free time.Feel Free post here or PM me .Have a nice day.BTW call me George
George, in order to make a custom ROM you also need to have special coding knowledge.
Pretty much everybody can do those things you said but you don't see a new ROM from everybody here.
You gotta learn programming first.
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Hmmm.I know that i need a coding knowledge.But i don't know from were to start.I don't know which programming language i need learn.C++ VB or what?A link could be useful too.
Start by making simple apps. The language required for that is Java. Go to YouTube and search for a channel with the name "thenewboston". You'll find there great tutorials. Watch and learn the Java tutorials first then the Android tutorials.
Good luck!
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Thank You mate.I am going start learning Java.Java is hard language?
Not really...it's pretty much like a human language. There are languages that completely freak you out!
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I know.Like C++ and C#
I know, like, 1% of whole Java.
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Oh So...I got a lot of work
you can even watch stanford program methodology from youtube....i learnt java from there....
try watching markana tutorials....they give u an insight on android internals....
Hi everyone, had a bit of struggle to decide where this thread should locate... But decide to be here, question been since my native language was not English, does anyone know any of those nexus devices (4/7/10) support Chinese input natively? Or i will need to find 3rd party app for such support? Thanks all for helping out.:beer:
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Hi everyone, had a bit of struggle to decide where this thread should locate... But decide to be here, question been since my native language was not English, does anyone know any of those nexus devices (4/7/10) support Chinese input natively? Or i will need to find 3rd party app for such support? Thanks all for helping out.:beer:
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No. some of them might come with Chinese input, but most likely they don't. but here is a great alternative keyboard which does support chinese input. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cootek.smartinputv5&hl=en it has chinese pinyin as well as stoke.
press the thanks button if you find this helpful!
One more question (sorry), I was under the impression that all android devices has ability to read/identify non English languages (just to read them not type them), is that right?
Thanks again
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That's right. It can display non English just fine!
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most stock roms support just about all common languages, including chinese. but if you install a different rom, say miui, some language might get disabled. but needless to worry, 99% of the roms out there does support chinese.
Thanks guys!
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Hello I am trying to incorporate in app purchase into my application when the user clicks the purchase button I want them to be able to in app purchase my item how do I go about doing this I've looked up several things on Google and nothing is making sense to me I'm fairly new to Android development enjoy it but I need to know how to do this
Thanks in advance
Rapsong11
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Check the official documentation.
Google wrote a great tutorial on that topic.
(It is not the easiest thing. That is not what you want to hear, but do simpler things first. )
Hi,
it would be great if someone could test my new webapp LinXXer on a firefox smartphone, because i could test it on the firefox emulator only.
The App can be used to encrypt and decrypt messages and send them by mail.
I need to know if the app is running fast enough on real firefox smartphones.
The webapp (beta) can be started from linxxer.com.
Sorry, i can't post a link here, because i have no rights for that. Just open the webpage.
LinXXer is still in development. If you find bugs please report them to me.
The app includes a function to create translation packages (setup->language).
I am looking for a native english speaker who is interested to rework the actual english translation.
The app is free, so i can't pay anything for your support, but those who create a new language pack will be listed in the language menu
which makes them part of the app project.
Berni
Did you get someone that help you to test your app?
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Never the less I will try look into if am free
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Berni(Ger) said:
The app includes a function to create translation packages (setup->language).
I am looking for a native english speaker who is interested to rework the actual english translation.
The app is free, so i can't pay anything for your support, but those who create a new language pack will be listed in the language menu
which makes them part of the app project.
Berni
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I'll do it. I have a business-oriented Bachelor's degree from a major U.S. university. I've done well with spelling and grammar since I was a child. Also, I really enjoy proofreading. Seriously.
Do you prefer UK English or US English? My native is US, though I also have experience with UK, which is more common internationally.
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If you need potuguese from portugal, just as me
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If you need Russian language, just ask.
Translations.
edited as i just bricked the device with fos )
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I can translate to Brazilian Portuguese
Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knew the programming lang that u use when coding apps for android . I got a c++ book from library but I'm thinking its not what I need . I want to get started and try to do apps .
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Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knew the programming lang that u use when coding apps for android . I got a c++ book from library but I'm thinking its not what I need . I want to get started and try to do apps .
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Try Eclipse, my honey
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You ideas and passion!
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1. Java.
2. Official Docs.
3. StackOverflow.
4. Google.
Good luck!
I've always said anybody can learn to program... once people find that out i'll be out of a job
Google has some good documentation on getting started:
developer.android.com/about/start.html
I'd also recommend finding a good 'learn to program android' website and work through the tutorials (there are quite a few).
Have Fun!
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Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knew the programming lang that u use when coding apps for android . I got a c++ book from library but I'm thinking its not what I need . I want to get started and try to do apps .
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It will not work with c++. Better you start learning java and xml and devlop simple apps. Java will be used to implement logical part in your app, XMl will be used for designing your application.
It can't hurt to learn C++, its a great language to pick up on. But if your looking to make android apps/games I would suggest Java, it can be used on so many platforms and is a big "all around" language. Good luck!
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It can't hurt to learn C++, its a great language to pick up on. But if your looking to make android apps/games I would suggest Java, it can be used on so many platforms and is a big "all around" language. Good luck!
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I'm in the same situation as thread starter and after weeks of trying to come to a conclusion I still haven't landed on a decision.
20 years ago I used to program in basic and was quite good at it, then career choice and personal life took over and I haven't programmed since. With the possibilities that Android gives I want to get back into programming to make some job related apps on my spare time, now fairly well what the end result should be, but to get there is another thing.
I see you mention Java and that is the one language I have scrapped during my research due to all the security issues with the language the last couple of years, could anyone or yourself please elaborate on why Java is a good choice, besides "all around" language?
Forgive the n00b-ish question, but we all have to start somewhere.
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I see you mention Java and that is the one language I have scrapped during my research due to all the security issues with the language the last couple of years, could anyone or yourself please elaborate on why Java is a good choice, besides "all around" language?
Forgive the n00b-ish question, but we all have to start somewhere.
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cuz android apps are written in java.
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cuz android apps are written in java.
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at least some of them) for now you can also code your apps in c++, c# or even javascirpt. But i believe java is the most documented language for desining android applications.
Learn Java first. That's the best one to develop apps for Android. Though you can always use c++ via ports available or c++ with qt.
Also I would suggest you to use Eclipse as the IDE because Android Studio is quite buggy and for the most time you will be just resolving issues with it.
For learning, android developer is the best source also you can refer to kilo bolt. It had good tutorials on Android and Java.
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