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Thank you for your opinion
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I Agree with Gonzoox, learning any programming language & technology is not that easy and requires dedication and commitment.
To start with; the way you develop winform application a bit different than building a web application, both have different life cycles which has to be understood also android also has its own life cycle. So its not only the programming language that you have to learn but also underlying techniques that needs to be understood.
If you not much interested in web development, you can go for Android.comparing both these technologies are not proper, but largely Android can be learnt bit faster becuase in ASP.Net MVC you will also have to learn Razor, HTML development, ADO.Net or Entity Framework etc....
But whatever you wish to learn will require time, patience & dedication.
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Thanks for sharing this...!!!
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how can i start create android apps
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you can using eclipse to create android app
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-Download Android Studio or Eclipse
-Start a new "HELLO WORLD" app
-Read the Android documentation available
-Read the Android documentation available in CodeProject
-Profit
Good Luck
I want to die like my grandfather- asleep, not like the passengers in his car, screaming!
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I'm trying to study and learn android programming. I noticed that even though android programming is slightly java based, Java apps do not work on android devices. This led me to believe that there is something perculiar about android devices or android programming that does not accept purely Java apps. My question is Why is it so? and also what is it about android devices that reject java apps. i hope you all understand my point
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thank you sir @Mr Peter leow
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Member 10790070 wrote: Java apps do not work on android devices...i hope you all understand my point
No, we don't understand. Of the 45 or so apps on my Android phone that I wrote, all of them were written in Java. 
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Android apps, are java, they use Android specific API's to communicate with the phone/tablet hardware and layout to show something, but out of that, they're Java applications.
I want to die like my grandfather- asleep, not like the passengers in his car, screaming!
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Thank you Sir @Mr Gonzoox. I understand your explanation
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help me database list view and search word list view // and click word show about word >>> I want to make such an application
modified 5-Mar-15 9:46am.
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Show us relevant code that you've put in place so far, and explain in detail what it is (not) doing. Anything short of that will produce little to no help for you.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." - James D. Miles
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What I see is that the application contains at least two activities.. One to load the list, and other to load the definitions.
You can, create an activity to load the data from the database, and then for each of the item in database create a list item in the list view. You can set the click listener for each of the list item, which would start the new activity.
The new activity can be passed with the value (word) to load the definition of, from the database.
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Dear All,
We are struggling with an Android video recorder which is compatible with Android 4.0 and above and can work on most of the smartphones from the manufacturers. Any guidance would be highly appreciated.
Regards
VT
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My Apology for the ambiguity...
We are into native app development.
What I meant is that the video recorder which we have coded, works on some phone and does not others.
When you change the parameters e.g. resolutons, bitrate, frame rate for compressing the video the recoder invariably get struck and freezes completely.
The video recorder should be such that users can record video (H.264, AAC, .mp4) and can even change the paramets (resolution, bitrate, frame rate) to compress the footage. The maximum size of the video we are looking at is 10MB.
I hope I have clarified.
Thanks in advance
VT
modified 5-Mar-15 5:31am.
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First Steps wrote: I hope I have clarified.
Not in any useful way. We have no idea what your code is doing so we cannot begin to guess what might be the cause. You will need to do some debugging and collect some information about exactly what is happening for anyone to be able to help you.
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Thanks for sharing this...!!!
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i want coding for creating sqlite database in android project and its connectivity.reply quickly
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Why have you posted this to me?
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