Hi everyone,
I am currently developing a PC manager as i miss android commander and i am sick of the bloated software out there. Im making it in C#.
As im not the best programmer i will be making it open source and would love some help if anyone can help out ?
If there is interest please let me know ill post some screenshots of what i have so far later today (just at work atm so polishing up the GUI as much as possible)
My aim is to make it to work like a new version of android commander to work with all devices.
I will need all the help i can get as i say im not a professional programmer but i want to challenge myself and would lve people to join in / help develop this
Thanks.
Is it done yet?
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To answer the question that everyone is thinking as they click on this thread... Yes, I am a noob.
Anyway, I downloaded the Android Kitchen and installed it on a Linux Ubuntu Virtual Machine on my Macbook using VMWare Fusion and i watched a video from theunlockr, but all it really let me do was add in apps, change the rom name and give it a few features but no visual customizations... If i posted a link of the "My ROM" no one would be able to tell a difference in the rom i planned on starting from.
Let me know if there is a different way to create that is actually making ROMs or customizing the ROM in it's entirety instead of small unnoticeable features, let me know if I'm just doing something wrong in my Android Kitchen and let me know if theres an easy way to develop ROMs on Mac without Virtual Machines. (The last one isn't a big worry because linux is very lightweight and runs fine on my computer but please help me on the other two questions)
Thanks in advance,
AdamFerg
Hello xda'ers
I was installing some software on my computer and I found that Motorola has released a IDE based on eclipse called MOTODEV. This IDE has a lot of nice features that I am sure will help us develop better apps for the Android OS. As of right now I am downloading the IDE so I cant comment of how good/bad it is but looks really promising.
Here is an URL with all the information:
http://developer.motorola.com/docstools/motodevstudio/
BTW is free, you only need to register in the motorola website for being able to download.
I want to hear if someone is already using it and what are your thoughts.
Hey everybody,
I was thinking about creating an open source project, to build a rom where everybody can help.
I think this is missing at XDA because only the dev’s cook and the users test. I think there should be more interaction.
So, if you are interested then:
1. Tell me
2. Suggest some ideas
3. Which website would be best to hold all the code and unfinished pieces.
4. Tell everybody.
I still think if all the Users and dev's would work together, great could be achieved.
Hi all, I'm very curious about porting an OS to a device born for another OS. I' d like to know which are the pre-requisites. I define me as an expert noob, because I'm a student and I don't know 'nothing' (IMHO), so I'd like to learn about this topic and I'd like to help someone to port firefox OS to another phone (especially wave and mini2, I have this two phone at the moment).
Hope the someone could clear my ideas
Thank you.
Here's the official guide on the Mozilla website:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US...tlocale=en-US&redirectslug=Firefox_OS/Porting
Good luck
Well, the wave was born with bada, but there's the porting of Android 4, can I use that kernel? What else I have to modify? Something in the kernel used in Android of Wave + config.sh ??
While for the mini2 the porting is as every android?
AlessioMTX said:
Well, the wave was born with bada, but there's the porting of Android 4, can I use that kernel? What else I have to modify? Something in the kernel used in Android of Wave + config.sh ??
While for the mini2 the porting is as every android?
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I can't really say, since I'm not a dev or anything, just hoped that the guide would help you.
Try to search on this page:
https://developer.mozilla.org/ru/docs/Mozilla/Firefox_OS
Maybe you'll find something else useful
On my persona note - I guess that Mozilla presumes that you already have Android on your device, so perhaps you should base the port on system-important elements like the kernel on the Android-side
OK I'll study hard hoping to do something good for the community. If someone have some advice for me, write here please
Hi,
I'm developing a tool to make Android apps without coding and I'm asking for your valuable feedbacks.
The name of my project is DevPal Studio and currently it's in alpha stage. In this stage, it can build Android apps but not all the features are implemented.
Alpha Version is ready to download. Please visit http://www.devpalstudio.com
I have started this project for non-coders to make apps with ease but I think it became a valuable tool for coders too.
I'll be very grateful if you could share your comments and ideas about the project and lighten me up.
You can get additional info and videos from project's web page.
Thanks in advance.
http://www.devpalstudio.com
YouTube Channel
Look forward
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Interesting
This will be really helpful to a lot of people
Looks really promising - I would gladly give it a try!
Absolutely no coding? Fantastic, I think it will help people to start Android development.
Thank you all for your comments. Now, I'm more hopeful than ever and I'll try to release the alpha version for you to try asap.
Currently, I'm working on the UI designer and I try to make it very easy to use and when it's ready I hope the whole app will be ready to release as alpha version.
Thanks again.
Alpha Version is ready to download. Please visit http://www.devpalstudio.com
the zip is corrupted so i cant extract it
I could extract it, but it does not open.
I'm on Win10 64bit.
Sorry about that. I've reuploaded it and it should work now.
http://www.devpalstudio.com/files/DevPalStudioAlpha010.zip