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I made this, and I am stuck at naming it. It works absolutely great, but lacks a name and thus a domain. To get things going and move to something else, I'll give 25$ via Paypal to whoever names this one.
http://nicolasbouliane.com/pop3/
Submit your idea here, via twitter (@n1c0_ds) or on my blog.
Thanks a lot!
NicoSearch ?
NicAction...
boulble.com
Anyway, nice looking !
www.nicoeverything.com or www.everythingnico.com
or www.boulit.com
www.boul-it.com
www.myneeds. (whatever) all is avaliable
Goodluck.
That will b $25 bucks plz lol........
Seems you already got the name in first post "Simple" Meant in the nicest way as very fresh & clean...
igloo was something else came to mind as very white and glacea, also has familiarity via letters to your search provider...
What's in a name?
Please, don't take me too seriously boulshearch.com at least it is catchy!
what about go4google
The Finder
Google4u
GoogleMadeEasy (bit of a mouthful)
EasySearch
NicoSearch
SimpleSearch?
Quick-Click?
Eeks?
I don't have any ideas, just wanted to say I liked the idea. I use Opera and have numerous searches set up but I've always hated how other browsers lack this function, so this would definately be handy as a default search for lesser browsers.
Thought about writing a federated search file for searching from the desktop too?
Jeeves said:
I don't have any ideas, just wanted to say I liked the idea. I use Opera and have numerous searches set up but I've always hated how other browsers lack this function, so this would definately be handy as a default search for lesser browsers.
Thought about writing a federated search file for searching from the desktop too?
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Thanks for the advice!
Omnipresence is one of my main goals. The website looks great on the iPhone and I made search bars for IE and Firefox (my girlfriend uses it on IE, and I use it on FF). I will progressively expand the support to Windows Mobile, Android, Palm OS, OS X and include other languages.
I picked trly.gd as the domain name. It's short, memorable, and makes sense. It can also double as a URL shortener.
nSearch ???
searchthrume
searchthruthis
or something like that! - anyways nice site, simple, yet all you need!
Exactly what the site brings you to...
TRULYGOOD.COM
What...??? Did the poster above me kill yet another thread???
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Exactly what the site brings you to...
TRULYGOOD.COM
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Okay...checked out the site....and its URL is:
http://trly.gd/
Did I win???
Where's my prize????
Scam!!!!
Anyone interested in helping maintain a website intended to be a central location for all things sprint htc hero customizations. I know this has been attempted in the ROM, MOD and Theme threads in different threads, but I thought it might be more helpful to have everything more centralized and organized on its own site.
I'm thinking something similiar to the threads we have now, but presented more like a photo gallery style format.
If we don't think it is something that is wrothwhile, then I'll just offer a mirror to people that want one. The domain is:
sprinthtcheroroms dot com,
you can email me there at riggs Android at sprinthtcherroms dot com, if you are interested or would want your stuff hosted there as a mirror.
Just trying to do my part to help the community....
I have a few ideas as to how this could be accomplished. What sort of time frame are you thinking? I have a lot of experience with Joomla and would be willing to help you get an instance set up and try and help maintain it. I am a software developer by day, so I try not to spend too much time on a computer when I get home, but I think I could swing some time on weekends. As far as a custom solution goes, I am a huge fan of GWT and think that if you were thinking long term this is a possible solution, but is by no means a fast one. Most of the devs in the community use wordpress as their content management solution. I prefer Joomla because of it's plugability and it is less centralized around being a blog. As far as download management for Joomla, some of the more popular are DocMan and Phoca. I have integrated phpBB into Joomla before, but I would like to find something that is a bit easier if you would like to do a forum. I have been out of building php and content management sites for 2 years since I graduated, but the most feature rich Joomla example of my work is www.morningshowcentral.com.
I agree it would be nice to have a one stop shop for all things hero. I have found that it is very difficult to find these things because they end up getting buried in the forums. You could give an account to all the major devs so that they could post their releases, and it would be nice if we could set up a way for devs to get faster feedback on real problems yet not have to deal with trivial problems that can be solved by the community.
I've built a few websites in my time.. I could help you out...
A few examples of my work are:
http://www.facebook.com
http://www.google.com
regaw_leinad said:
I've built a few websites in my time.. I could help you out...
A few examples of my work are:
http://www.facebook.com
http://www.google.com
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Wow...those are some awesome sites daniel!
Some interesting browser breakdown from my posting of the RUU on my website:
Google Chrome - 76.5 %
MS Internet Explorer - 11.8 %
Firefox - 9.1 %
Safari - 1.3 %
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Wow...those are some awesome sites daniel!
Some interesting browser breakdown from my posting of the RUU on my website:
Google Chrome - 76.5 %
MS Internet Explorer - 11.8 %
Firefox - 9.1 %
Safari - 1.3 %
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you posted the RUU?
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you posted the RUU?
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what? I mirrored it I mean on the day they released it.
How's rooting going? <--hijacking own thread.
I can help, i have extensive experience in Vbulletin 3.8/4.0 If you need me you can pm me.
Ok, so I've been working on the layout of the site and such, and have the following request.
Anyone who has a FAST internet connection, can you download ROMs for me and upload them to my server? At home I only have a 3MBs/768KBs DSL line.
If you are willing I can give you a login for hte FTP for the rom folder.
I would do it, but my internet stinks...
Anyone want to do some compiling of information? I am trying to just grab posts from here, androidforums, androidcentral, etc. and clean them up (give credit to EVERYONE) just to have everything in one place.
Working in JOOMLA.
Thanks guys.
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Ok, so I've been working on the layout of the site and such, and have the following request.
Anyone who has a FAST internet connection, can you download ROMs for me and upload them to my server? At home I only have a 3MBs/768KBs DSL line.
If you are willing I can give you a login for hte FTP for the rom folder.
I would do it, but my internet stinks...
Anyone want to do some compiling of information? I am trying to just grab posts from here, androidforums, androidcentral, etc. and clean them up (give credit to EVERYONE) just to have everything in one place.
Working in JOOMLA.
Thanks guys.
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1MBP/s DL and 50KBP/s upload at your service.
As long as you promise not to beat my site, I won't attack yours
Hit me up on a PM here, want to make a small trade.
I'm a creeper on the forums and i look up to you people...and Recently i saw a story on how the number1 iphone app was created by a fourteen year old.
It got me thinking.. and i really want to try this but i have absolutely zero coding experience..
I know it sounds noobish to say but all the devs on this forum had to start somewhere.. they didnt just magically get their talents.
What i'm asking for are tutorials, references, guides, even books, on how to develop android applications from scratch.
Please dont overlook me.. i just want to learn.
I have the android sdk and eclipse set up and linked together.
I even have app inventer.
Any help is appreciated
I'd recommend starting with the tutorials on the Android Developers website http://developer.android.com/resources/index.html. In the left column there are 6 tutorials that are quite good. I'd reccomend doing Hello World, Hello Views, Notepad Tutorial, and save the others for later. After that, your best bet would be to get an idea in your head and go for it. If you have questions the best place to ask is on IRC in #android-dev. Outside of that, google is your best friend. Just search for what you want to do.
Hope this helps!
Tutorials are usually a good way to learn what you can start doing.
After you get some basics and know how to search for certain functions/commands, then you can start thinking about what type of app you want.
A lot of books (I just glanced over them at the bookstore) suggested thinking of what you want the app to do and then designing the general User Interface on paper. And after the UI is in your mind, you can start programming.
thanks to both of you for the help really appreciate it.. people seem to ignore the noobs but anybody can learn.
ill put my ideas on paper first.
And ChainsDD what is the IRC in #android dev?
IRC is internet relay chat. To quote Wikipedia:
Wikipedia said:
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a popular[citation needed] form of real-time Internet text messaging (chat) or synchronous conferencing.[1] It is mainly designed for group communication in discussion forums, called channels,[2] but also allows one-to-one communication via private message[3] as well as chat and data transfer (including file sharing).[4]
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There are many clients out there to connect to it, but I believe that XChat is cross-platform and quite good. Here's the website for it. The quick start guide on that page will get you online, but choose freenode as your network, as that's where #android-dev is. There's also #android for general android discussions, and #android-root for root discussions.
I would recommend you to start with the basics. With that I mean Java applications for the command window. It's easy to set up and use to learn basic stuff like data types, operators and class structures. Search for "basic java programming" or likewise and you will find a lot of good (and bad) tutorials.
For example: Java tutorial for beginners - Introduction
When you have learned to write a simple program in Java use the Android tutorials to learn how to use Google's Java libraries. The three tutorials ChainsDD mentioned are a good start.
people seem to ignore the noobs
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Not all of us
Real Dev's code in Python (j/k)
But they all stated good things - pretty much pick a programming language and start from there. If it's Android development it is going to be Java (ugh).
If your serious about wanting to develop? I would recommend C++ as the language to get involved with. From there it is easy to branch off to other languages.
There is a TON of free material on the internet (that isn't pirated even) to help you get started. Compilers, code samples, documentation.. there is virtually no limit to the amount of data that is out there.
The trick is... A) to figure out what you want to do and B) remained focus on your goals and keep working at it. Coding is NOT easy (I can't code my way out of a wet paperbag - but I understand it) but can be very rewarding both personally and financially
So good luck!
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but can be very rewarding both personally and financially
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Nah, I code for years and didn't get any of those rewards.. just lame jobs and no life!
Hello, i`m newbie to android programming ( java ) i want to make an aplication for an auction website.
With what i can start to learn to can build this application ?
I was thinking to build application for auction website over RSS feed its a good choice or bad ?
Any other suggestion from where to start or what type of application to go are welcome ( if rss feed type its bad )
Thanks.
You should read out "head first book for android development,,, "it also have some chapter regarding rss...
Those might help you
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gkilah said:
Hello, i`m newbie to android programming ( java ) i want to make an aplication for an auction website.
With what i can start to learn to can build this application ?
I was thinking to build application for auction website over RSS feed its a good choice or bad ?
Any other suggestion from where to start or what type of application to go are welcome ( if rss feed type its bad )
Thanks.
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This is how I started: I originally learnt Java by doing the tutorials on the Sun (I think now Oracle) site. For Android, I did a 'hello world' tutorial on the Android developer site to get a grip on roughly how to get something running. Then I chose an App to make, made some rough designs and just dived in. Like anything else, the first one you do is a mission and after that you've got more of a clue.
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This is how I started: I originally learnt Java by doing the tutorials on the Sun (I think now Oracle) site. For Android, I did a 'hello world' tutorial on the Android developer site to get a grip on roughly how to get something running. Then I chose an App to make, made some rough designs and just dived in. Like anything else, the first one you do is a mission and after that you've got more of a clue.
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Lol thank for your information
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I doubt that RSS will help you much. You need to learn Java and a bit of Web development, and also databases. Yes, you need to learn a lot to do a good app for auctions.
New to android studio !!!
Any tips or tricks ???
Are you new to Android Studio or new to Android Development in general ?
New to both !!! ☺? !!!
Java First
Well I suggest first things first with Java Tutorials, have a Google about some online, interactive websites, tutorials etc.
Java is the main language of Android and a reasonable bit of Java will certainly help you first.
Personally I find videos more helpful but it's all up to you.
The Main site of Java tutorials is located at docs.oracle.com.
Okay ... cool !! Thanks buddy !! ☺☺
Tutorialspoint has a good Java guide, check that out.
I learned a lot from youtube. I started learning android development from TheNewBoston youtube channel but it teach using eclipse. So, i started learning android using eclipse.
But after android studio 1.0 release, i transfer to android studio. Slidenerd youtube channel really help me. Beside the Imdian english accents, i love their video.
I still manage my old app using eclipse. But for new app i use Android Studio.
Thanx everyone for your support !!
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Yeah i know dude !!! Thanks for the info !!
Question
Hi can you help me for my project... I want to create a mobile app which is automatic writing in microsoft word through voice recognition. It may possible to do in eclipse?
Great !!
Just use CodeAcademy.com
As you have an interactive coding tutorial that will make you complete you're lesson before you can continue.
Thank u so much bro !!!??
Hello! I started Android development about a month ago. I had experience with programming especially in C. But Object Oriented Programming was new to me. So I started as people said above with tutorials/books about java. As soon as you get the basic idea of how java works you should continue with tutorials about how an Android program is made. Google's Android development page has a pretty good tutorial and teaches you step by step. If you are bored of reading you can watch videos on YouTube. By the way New Boston recently made new videos about Android Development with Android Studio.
These stuff should be enough to get you all the knowledge you need to build basic android apps. You can search google for some specific functionality you want to add to your app. And of course you can download open source or sample apps so you can see how all these stuff are implemented.
Hope this helps you!
Yeah ! thanks for ur help buddy ! ☺
How to change file destination path on .apk
i have a oxford dictionary , it installd on phone ,. it requires 2 gb data , and i wnt to save the data on sd card ,./ it access directory "phone/oxford " but i wnt to change "sdcard/oxford" . can i edit the .apk ???
By the way New Boston recently made new videos about Android Development with Android Studio.
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I see. Then beginners for android development must watch that.
Masterfa11 said:
New to both !!! !!!
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Studio is the best; have some experience with it and is great
Check here, I have made a summary of tutorials and references from the web, on how to start learning the Android SDK.
Hope it helps you out