I am using Intel Perceptual SDK for recognizing Gestures. But i am not able to register new gestures. Any idea to register new gestures and create xml to be used in the application.
Since this is a pre beta product, suggest you post in the Intel Developer Zone PerC forum.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-perceptual-computing-sdk
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I'm currently developing a little project, i've bought a "smart lock" with works with Bluetooth and uses an open platform called TTLock. The resources are here: https://open.ttlock.com/doc/userGuide
The idea is to create my own App to control this "smart lock" using the methods created by TTLock.
The web page gives SDK resources for Android and IOS, but i want to program my App in Xamarin.Forms. My question is, can I "add" the Android SDK and the IOS SDK to my Xamarin.Forms solution and work with that methods, or i have to program first in Android Studio and later in an IOS IDE?
Thank you so much for your time and your responses. I'm learning about programming APPs on IDE, so all knowledge will be appreciated.
My question is, can I "add" the Android SDK and the IOS SDK to my Xamarin.Forms solution and work with that methods,
The answer of the first question is Yes. You could refer to Binding a .JAR document to use it in Android, and refer to Binding iOS Libraries document to use it in iOS.
or i have to program first in Android Studio and later in an IOS IDE?
The second question is depends on you. You will not need to use native IDE to do that.
For Android, there are two ways to get the native library:
Using Android Studio to download it
Going to Source repository website to download it
First method, I think you already know that, from the document you will find the sample steps:
The Second method, the shared document is chineses language. Therefore, you could find the source repository website here: https://maven.aliyun.com/mvn/search, and search by typing tongtonglock you will see the navtive libraries as follows. Then you can pick one to download.
For iOS, you could refer to its sample link to get the framework.
I am trying to develop a basic application with Symbian Qt framework that reads my cell broadcast messages. I have had little luck in finding Qt API's for this purpose. Are there any API's I could use?
Check this link for Messaging API In Qt for Symbian http://www.developer.nokia.com/document/Mobile_Hands-on_Labs/Qt/MobilityMessaging/.
But According to me to Developing Broadcast messages application its better to follow Native code(Symbian C++).You Can find Symbian c++ Sample Examples in this link http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/SDK_API_Plug-in.
I have to develop an application which requires Bluetooth and profile change functionality for Symbian phones. After spending sometime I found that following options:
Java: but java does not allow to change profile
Symbian C++: I read basics for Symbian C++ and created some basic stuffs. Symbian extended APIs provide simple APIs for Profile and Bluetooth (I haven't tested yet). But its required lot of efforts to grab these. Specially certificate singing problem. I want to test my application on different devices and wish to give my friends whom having different cellphones. But couldn't due to signing problem.
QT: I am still confused on this. Whether this platform capable to fulfill my requirement or not. Secondly which phone supports QT or not...
Honestly, I am bit frustrated while writing this. I am looking someone, experience in these matter, to guide me in this situation.
You can combine native C++ with Qt. Though you'll lose some of the cross-platform nature of Qt by mixing native C++ with it.
See the XQProfile example on Forum Nokia Wiki for mixing Qt and native Symbian C++ for profile changing.
Qt can be installed to practically all devices from S60 3rd Edition FP1 (S60 3.1) onwards. Newer device models ship with Qt preinstalled. Forum Nokia has device specifications that you can filter based on Qt availability.
QT (+ QML) is the language of choice going forward. I believe it is currently on the following phones: N8,C7,C6,E7. i version 4.6.1 with version 4.7 which has the QML support due shortly.
However if you need to target current and older devices then your only choice is Symbian C++.
i have no idea about the nokia app all i know it is used the c++ and QT SDK correct me if I am wrong.
any references or book will be great.
Thanks
It depends, do you want to develop for Symbian or Maemo (more recent but available on less devices) ?
For Maemo, you could start with the SDK Virtual Image (to use in VirtualBox or VMWare):
http://maemovmware.garage.maemo.org/2nd_edition/
There is also a Virtual PC version, but I'm not sure if the image is as recent:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/vpc-sdk
Otherwise, you could also check out the Nokia Forums, you could start here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Library/Tools_and_downloads/Other/Maemo/
Also, you should also get the QT Tools if you're doing cross-platform: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Develop/Qt/Tools/
I think you want to google "Symbian":
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/How_do_I_start_programming_for_Symbian_OS%3F
For Nokia phones, you have 2 types of applications:
Java application: J2ME, for feature phones (Series 40) and Symbian
QT: for Symbian and Maemo
The nokia forum is a great start for learning:
www.forum.nokia.com
I am looking for the google signin sdk with mac catalyst support. Current version of 5.0.1 also don't support catalyst. Is there any planned release for the same?
Google Support has mentioned the following regarding Mac Catalyst:
We cannot provide technical assistance regarding your concern as the Mac Catalyst is not supported by the Mobile Ads SDK. To get future updates regarding this, please keep an eye on our blog.