Hi guys, i just want to ask you, if this coming also for OnePlus One?
I'd like to see that too!
Yes we like to see that for one plus one
maybe the new version 2?
Any new on that?
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Any new on that?
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No news from what I see
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we can try building
We could try... How?
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We could try... How?
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If ur a programmer and deal with a bunch of programming languages but if you ask how you probably have no idea
P.S. No I'm not a very good programmer, I did my fair share when on Uni but after that ...nothing so
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If ur a programmer and deal with a bunch of programming languages but if you ask how you probably have no idea
P.S. No I'm not a very good programmer, I did my fair share when on Uni but after that ...nothing so
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Yeah, I'm not. I used to have a bit of experience, but that was a good ten years ago and lots has changed. I'm willing to relearn, but would need a starting point.
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Yeah, I'm not. I used to have a bit of experience, but that was a good ten years ago and lots has changed. I'm willing to relearn, but would need a starting point.
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Try with C++ or Java, if you learn one you'll know 90% of the other -- that's what our java professor told us(8+ years ago) over and over and it's true
You'll need:
- Free time(lots of it)
- Patience(you might write something that's perfectly good but for some weird reason it gets you errors and all you see is that you missed a ";" somewhere )
- Reading(either from a book, or web) about syntax, about how to think like a programmer
What you can do with that?
Heck if ur good enough you can go as deep as a kernel programmer and why not make a 3.18.13 kernel for our 1+1 (haahha, kidding to do that you much be really crazy, you'll need to be a guru programmer also kernels are using C afaik not c++ and they are different, also going to 3.18.13 requires drivers(not open source, companies keep them for themselves) although you can do some mods and although not be a complete 3.18.13 to be close to that)
Any updates on this regarding development? Would love to see this happen!
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Where I am starting ...
Because I am a new user, I have to create 10 posts before I can share a link, but what I did was search "firefoxos oneplus one" and I clicked on the link with the title, "Installing FireFox OS on a mobile device, " for me it was the third link.
After reading through a bit It would seem the first step would be to get the OS running on an emulator that works and then port that image to an Oneplus One emulator.
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I've never programmed an Android app before, but a few years back I did do a bit of Java programming on my PC. I'm looking for recommendations on a book that gives step-by-step instructions on how to program apps using the Eclipse IDE. I have tried the training found here:
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html​
but I need a lot more details on the fundamentals with lots of examples.
Pete
For a start you shall use mit app inventor by google
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Need help with the android API
I love android and more importantly, would love to develop for android . But the problem is I need some help on how to develop apps for android. Developer.Android is great, but there's no one for doubts and there are things that I cannot understand directly by looking at the code and other given info. I love XDA community because of their love for development, and I trust people at XDA for providing the right help.
I could really use some help on the issue, where do I look for getting familiar with API and every thing else to finally develop an app?
I am not asking for some complete guide books or something else like a complete tutorial (maybe yes but i think the they are hard to find and are not that substantial), just a happening place where there is some substantial material that offers a little more help on what developer.android has for develop.
Just let me know what's the best way for me to continue, even if it is sticking with developer.android and trying to understand it !!
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For a start you shall use mit app inventor by google
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Thanks. I will try out the MIT App Inventor. Just curious, how does it compare with the Eclipse IDE for developing Android apps?
Pete
MIT App Inventor it is just for a start! You can t do very complicated things but it is the best for learning the basics...it has virtual emulators, some useful tutorials, you shall take a look
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MIT App Inventor it is just for a start! You can t do very complicated things but it is the best for learning the basics...it has virtual emulators, some useful tutorials, you shall take a look
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Thanks. I tried the first tutorial. It was fun, but seems like a game! I think I really need to get back to the Eclipse IDE and learn how to use it. Anyone have other suggestions to help me understand the fundamentals of Eclipse.
Pete
I started with this. http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=6
you can use eclipse with android sdk of course. :fingers-crossed:
if you want to make games with 3d or something like that you can use unreal or unity.
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I started with this. http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=6
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Thanks. That looks very helpful. I'm now working on the second video with 198 to go .
Pete
Those are the tutorials to use.
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Thanks for the tutorials! I'm in the same boat. I'm wanting to learn to develop, and the android and java sites leave some things a little unclear (to me anyways).
I built an app in one day, only resources were the Android developer website and StackOverflow.
I am 15 years old...
It's easy. If you want to do something, just search it on google. I had 0 java experience before!
EDIT: I recommend http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
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An app a day?
What app did you make in a day?
Mine (PhotoDream) took me 3 months, and It hope it will worth.
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I built an app in one day, only resources were the Android developer website and StackOverflow.
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What app did you make in a day?
Mine (PhotoDream) took me 3 months, and It hope it will worth.
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Well you won't know it.
It is for Dutch students in my state/province/region. It is used for checking school schedules, check if student can stay at home (because a teacher is sick or w/e) and save schedules for offline usage.
ATM, my app is limited to support only 5 schools, wich are 10k students. It has that limit because the headmaster forbade me for the time being...
Anyway, it has a pretty neat layout and dus what it's supposed to do
OK, so I want to begin developing Android ROM's. I have the necessary technical knowledge and I have access to Ubuntu 64-bit with more than 100gb of Free disk space.
Where do I start?
How do I edit Android, I.e - theme it, change text etc.
Thanks.
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OK, so I want to begin developing Android ROM's. I have the necessary technical knowledge and I have access to Ubuntu 64-bit with more than 100gb of Free disk space.
Where do I start?
How do I edit Android, I.e - theme it, change text etc.
Thanks.
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Dude theres xda university start looking at the portal and there alot of guides you dont need to make a thread on this use SEARCH!
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Xda university? Ive been wandering this forum for 3 years and this is the 1st time ive ever seen anyone mention this...
Is his defense, the search feature in either the app or website both kinda suck.
Not very intuitive at all...its easier to Google it then click back to the xda link than to try an find it here....just sayin.
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Xda university? Ive been wandering this forum for 3 years and this is the 1st time ive ever seen anyone mention this...
Is his defense, the search feature in either the app or website both kinda suck.
Not very intuitive at all...its easier to Google it then click back to the xda link than to try an find it here....just sayin.
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Yes I have been using this for years too and never attempt searching on the site or app. Google will help my the site brings up non related content. Also first on xda university. I need to enroll. Where does the line start and how much is tuition? Guess I will have to Google it and see what it is all about.
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Xda university looks good. Some useful information there but not step by step.
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Xda university looks good. Some useful information there but not step by step.
Kinda guessed that the reply would be "Use the search". I haven't yet seen a guide that shows screenshots of what the code actually does. I.e: before a code change the ui looks like this [Insert screenshot here] and after the code change a Ui looks like this [Insert screenshot here].
I've seen developers create features for their ROMs, like quick settings in notifications and stuff like that. Building the ROM is one thing but adding features is another. I wish their was a complete guide out their.
A lot of xda threads are becoming more like court cases nowadays. I see people with feature requests and then the developer just rudely says "Thanks for Sharing!" And takes no notice as if what someone said was pointless.
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That would probably be because it has been asked a few million times (yes, it's an exaggeration but I think you get my point).
A lot of people will be very helpful if you come in here and show that you tried to figure out something on your own. I've read all of this or searched Google and the site and haven't found the info. However, when you come here and ask a question that has been posed over and over again you can start to get a bit of an attitude. It's generally because you have shown no initiative to look or get the info yourself.
Would the guide you want be helpful? Sure would. It's not though so one has to a lot of digging to get the info. That is one of the ways you learn how to do things here at XDA. Then, after learning one can go out and write the guide that is missing.
Here is something for you. A thread explaining how to use Google to search XDA specifically. It's located in a specific device forum but is good for everything (and no, I have never owned a Hermes. I found it by searching ).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=298893
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Dude theres xda university start looking at the portal and there alot of guides you dont need to make a thread on this use SEARCH!
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XDA university is not working...
Error establishing a database connection....
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http://developer.android.com/index.html
Thank You!
Much thanks! I've been itching to get my feet wet, I've gotten good at flashing (yeah yeah, I'm still a noob I know) and have been dying to find somewhere to start. Thanks both of you.
Android Development
I think it's best to get a basic understanding of the elements you're dealing with development from there.
That's what I did.
But when I tried making my own from scratch I just confused myself.
So I did some tutorials that walked me through EVERYTHING so I could understand how things worked together.
Alex
I recommend u t read xda's book, which is a light book with the basics...
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I recommend you start with the Hello World tutorial. Then start with tutorials from vogella. You can always use stackoverflow and the android developer website as a resource.
That's what I did!
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I have done the hello world app and a few others. But nothing that i can acually use as an app.
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mDroidd said:
I recommend you start with the Hello World tutorial. Then start with tutorials from vogella. You can always use stackoverflow and the android developer website as a resource.
That's what I did!
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I recommend u t read xda's book, which is a light book with the basics...
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Alexanderbeldan said:
I think it's best to get a basic understanding of the elements you're dealing with development from there.
That's what I did.
But when I tried making my own from scratch I just confused myself.
So I did some tutorials that walked me through EVERYTHING so I could understand how things worked together.
Alex
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I have done the hello world app and a few others. But nothing that i can acually use as an app.
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Much thanks for the suggestions, where would one find said material(s)?
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Much thanks for the suggestions, where would one find said material(s)?
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I would honestly save your cash, and just use XDA. It's the best and there are so many tutorials here already. Books are great, I love them. But by the time you spend money on a book and get it, there is always something new out, or an update that will need more explanation.
I myself own a lot of books pertaining to linux/android, but they have all been passed up by a newer version, etc.
If you must, get the basic oreilly books like: understanding the kernel, embedded systems, etc.
That is just my opinion.
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If anyone would like me to create an application based on your idea just comment bellow or shoot me a PM. Im playing around with basic4android and I would love some cool ideas of what I should creat! Thanks!
Will this require a donation? Also can you please release how you pushed the 1.29 update first?
Also I would like to request an app that can either block you from xda or block you from spamming new threads.
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Will this require a donation? Also can you please release how you pushed the 1.29 update first?
Also I would like to request an app that can either block you from xda or block you from spamming new threads.
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Best possible response. No other posts needed. Mods please close thread.
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You could make an app that could beg for money from people on xda then pay your bills with it. You could also add a feature that could make tons of useless posts.
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Wow... Why anyone would use basic4android when you could just do it in Java so much better (and free) is beyond me.. Don't come to the majors when you're still not even good enough for a farm team
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Will this require a donation? Also can you please release how you pushed the 1.29 update first?
Also I would like to request an app that can either block you from xda or block you from spamming new threads.
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Lol this is my first laugh of the day
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He's still here. Hmm
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I got something for you to create, why don't you create a new account?
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Create an app that requires additional donations
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I'd encourage you to download the google SDK and become familiar with the Java+Android APIs. Basic and basic 4 android have their limitations besides that.
Unless you're extremely familiar with BASIC (even if you're extremely familiar with BASIC), i would probably go java . Things are really nice in android studio nowadays (most notably, the "intellisense")
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I'd encourage you to download the google SDK and become familiar with the Java+Android APIs. Basic and basic 4 android have their limitations besides that.
Unless you're extremely familiar with BASIC (even if you're extremely familiar with BASIC), i would probably go java . Things are really nice in android studio nowadays (most notably, the "intellisense")
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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B38o6N93HMvdWnVlX1pGdjcxLTg/edit?usp=sharing
Cell Master said:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B38o6N93HMvdWnVlX1pGdjcxLTg/edit?usp=sharing
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No offense, but don't totally trust installing a random apk with no information
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Probably drains your bank account and calls the charges donations.
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No offense, but don't totally trust installing a random apk with no information
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I have tweaked it and uploaded it to google play, Ill link it from there once it is approved!
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I have tweaked it and uploaded it to google play, Ill link it from there once it is approved!
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Google play doesn't approve your apps, they get submitted immediately (later removed if reported). Its not like the Apple store.
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I don't think you get it yet. WE DONT LIKE YOU AND WE DONT WANT YOU TO POST YOUR APP.
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Google play doesn't approve your apps, they get submitted immediately (later removed if reported). Its not like the Apple store.
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It said it would take several hours to be available
GO AWAY YOU STUPID PEST! What don't you get about deleting your account?!?
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Google play doesn't approve your apps, they get submitted immediately (later removed if reported). Its not like the Apple store.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EsImNvbS5iYXNpY2NhbGN1bGF0b3Iuam9obmZpY2VrIl0.
You made a calculator? Were you beaten over the head with a baseball bat and now suffer from brain damage? I would love to bash you for your stupidity but if you have actual mental problems i won't. It just seems like there's something seriously wrong with you...
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Where to start? I'm seventeen years old, and this is what I want to go towards going forward into life: developing! But the problem is I don't know where to start. I figured this would be the perfect forum to get some guidance. Please teach me
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krobinso2295 said:
Where to start? I'm seventeen years old, and this is what I want to towards going forward into life: developing! But the problem is I don't know where to start. I figured this would be the perfect forum to get some guidance. Please teach me
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I will definitely start at the Android tutorials sub forum.
Do you have unlimited data allowance? As I have found out first hand, this is a crucial factor in the way you will learn and progress because a lot of the good tutorials are in the form of YT videos.
krobinso2295 said:
Where to start? I'm seventeen years old, and this is what I want to go towards going forward into life: developing! But the problem is I don't know where to start. I figured this would be the perfect forum to get some guidance. Please teach me
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Also depends on what you actually want to developer. ROMs? Android apps? Games? Something else? They all require slightly different routes. But a good understanding of programming in general will be a very good help in anything you do
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Also depends on what you actually want to developer. ROMs? Android apps? Games? Something else? They all require slightly different routes. But a good understanding of programming in general will be a very good help in anything you do
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I really want to do roms and apps. I just really wish I could find someone that would be interested in mentoring of something haha... But I mainly am looking to do roms and apps.
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I really want to do roms and apps. I just really wish I could find someone that would be interested in mentoring of something haha... But I mainly am looking to do roms and apps.
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I'm your age too I do developing primarily on computers though and I have been doing that for a couple of years now. I can say that the best place to start is to learn a programming language. Most Android apps are coded using Java so, if you have some experience with coding learning Java would help you alot. But if you have little to no experience coding I would suggest you start off with something like C maybe even python but syntax is very different compared to Java so C is recommended. After you have enough experience with that I'm sure you can jump into building ROMs.
Good Luck!
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I'm your age too I do developing primarily on computers though and I have been doing that for a couple of years now. I can say that the best place to start is to learn a programming language. Most Android apps are coded using Java so, if you have some experience with coding learning Java would help you alot. But if you have little to no experience coding I would suggest you start off with something like C maybe even python but syntax is very different compared to Java so C is recommended. After you have enough experience with that I'm sure you can jump into building ROMs.
Good Luck!
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Are there any books you recommend?
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my problem is I don't have a unique and practical idea. I'd wish I could come up with something that would be lucrative & beneficial but those ideas are limited and I wouldn't want to do something someone else has already done.
If I wanted to learn I'd get the latest Android Studio & follow some "Hello World"- type walkthroughs. I'd think YouTube vids would be helpful.
Then try to latch on to an open source project since I'd have an existing project to see how it's done.
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Are there any books you recommend?
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I've always found Head First Series to be good. Try Head First C or if your feeling confident try Head First Android Development. But adding on to what jawz101 said the best way to learn a programming language really well is to do your own project, also, check out "professional" open source projects to learn the style and even some tricks of the trade.