Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Building an Android Application!

Hello again,

So many time passed since my last post, and i whished to had posted somehow sooner but it was impossible.

Again, i show you one way of creating an android application, using a website to do so.

Last time i wrote about appsgeyser (www.appsgeyser.com), "a free online platform that enables web publishers, video channels and radio programs to create custom mobile applications for Android. All Android apps developed through AppsGeyser’s platform can be distributed and exchanged online, through the AppsGeyser App Marketplace or in the Android App Store."

It has some advanges, like the rich forum they have allowing easy support/help and the possibility to sell your apps quickly.

Distribution and monetization options are offered within the platform and the AppsGeyser Blog focuses on giving app makers How-To and App Marketing advice."

Here is a quick tour...


Hope you give it a try.
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prof-2004

Next time i will show another way to build an android app - programming lesson!

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

An Android Application?

An Android Application?


   I'm sure you have heard about Android Market or Android Application, well, the market is full of applications. Ones you can get for free, other, you have to buy.

Now, what is and how does one of those applications work?

   Obviously, and in the widest sense, an Android app is a software application running on the Android platform. That running application have access to certain parts of your celular device hardware, like the GPS, or the WIFI card or maybe your camera (a simple example is a game that plays some kind of sound).
   You grab the application from the Android Market, install it into your device/SDcard and use it.

App examples:


Creating your own application...

   The simplest way is using one of many website that allow you to play a bit creating them, like:


    The hardest way is you to learn some coding... That is the aim of my blog. To teach you some coding and getting you to create a simple but all-around costumizable android application.

   See you next time!