I am currently working on 2.3 version of android and I want to switch my app to 4.0 version but the TabActivity is deprecated. So I was looking for working example of FragmentTabs but I am not able to find one. Can anyone help?
I've found the FragmentTabs example from the API Demos project to be very useful.
Just create a new Android sample project from Eclipse and choose the API demos (try API 13). Also for the support (compatibility) library, there's a FragmentTabs demo in the Support4Demos
also refer this link Android-FragmentTabHost-demo
A great library is ActionBarSherlock. You can find it here. There are many examples and demos even for fragments.
It's worth mentioning that Google introduced ActionBarCompat in the v7 appcompat library (together with Android 4.3) yesterday. Here's a video overview, and here's documentation.
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On rnfirebase.io there's no longer any documentation about Admob integration, and I believe I read that it wasn't supported anymore. Would the analytical parts of react-native-firebase/app (e.g. /analytics) work with the react-native-google-mobile-ads module or other similar modules that integrates Admob.
Thanks in advance.
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.
Are there any options for packaging an A-Frame application into a standalone form? Sort of like how PhoneGap packages webapps?
I imagine the solution would need to package all HTML/JS files and resources together with a standalone browser? And then launch with 'headset mode' on by default?
A-Frame apps are just webapp, so try the existing toolchains like Cordova or Phonegap. There may be issues and your mileage may vary though as we don't put much effort towards those use cases. There are several issues filed for Cordova + A-Frame on GitHub for an introductory read.
It seems though recent webvr-polyfill issues may not be friendly for WebViews: https://github.com/aframevr/aframe/issues/1940
I've been using crosswalk lately, all the latest APIs and no browser compatibility problems.
It's very easy to add on to an existing html5 project : https://crosswalk-project.org/
I am trying to build a simple app using tidesdk , but unfortunately as stated here :
https://stackoverflow.com/a/14207566/1724929
that currently there is no way to protect the source code which is visible to the app users.
but after taking a look at wunderlist for Windows which is built using tidesdk and .net framework , i saw that the source code is not visible also i searched if it were hidden somewhere but i found nothing , so any one have an idea how they protect the source code from being visible . is there any tool or something to achive that ?
Latest version of Wunderlist is not built using TideSDK. They have re-implemented all different versions pure natively on each platform they are supporting.
TideSDK currently does not support Code hiding however the Developers of TideSDK are developing TideKit which is releasing soon with a new CLI, app and will provide platform builds. It will also provide Code Hiding. You can follow recent developments at http://www.tidekit.com. The video of what is coming is here: http://youtu.be/aE7gN-d0GhU. This will give you modern tools to use where the experience of creating and your projects is much better.
Has anyone found a way to get a Native Extension running for Admob yet? Or for iAd for that matter?
There seem to be a number of issues with the ANE, with compiling and with the manifest. Has anyone found a way to have it all sorted?
https://code.google.com/p/flash-air-admob-ane-for-ios-and-android/
this is base on admob v6 for ios and admob v4.1 for android
and i test it work ok
I have developed an iOS version of this native extension. Probably I'll make and android version and will post it for free. If you need it now please contact me.
Best,
Emil
Update: You can find more information here: http://lancelotmobile.com/blog/admob-ane/