I am a new programmer, and I am learning JavaFX now. But I want to make Android apps too, and I searched for it online. I saw a few people was saying that we can create Android apps with JavaFX too. But there is no course or anything on how I can use JavaFX for Android app development. How can I create Android apps with JavaFX?
Thanks in Advance.
BTW I am using VS Code and have a JavaFX sdk installed. I did not found much results on the Internet. Please help me, I am a beginner, and I don't know how to do that.
In order to build JavaFX apps for Android (and also iOS) you need to use the tooling provided by Gluon. Extensive documentation can be found here: https://docs.gluonhq.com/
There are also some tutorials, e.g., this one https://foojay.io/today/creating-mobile-apps-with-javafx---part-1/
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I've been trying for the past few days to make a Java library work with an Android app. The library is called WooCommerce API Java Wrapper and it's open-source. The problem is that I'm getting a compile time error which is the following: Return code 1 for dex process.
I have already searched on Google, Stackoverflow and many other sites for help with no luck. I've tried everything from changing Java version and adding Jack support (mentioned in the Github issue with the link below) to enabling multidex.
I've already tried getting help from the developer but he doesn't have any experience with Android app development. And from my side, I don't have any knowledge on how Java/Android libraries work.
I opened an issue on the Github repository of the library itself: https://github.com/icoderman/wc-api-java/issues/10
Please keep in mind that I'm still a beginner in Android development itself. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I am trying to add video calling functionality into my android app using the Oovoo SDK but I've never done anything related to audio or video calling. I've read the developers guide but I still have a hard time understanding how the methods all fit together.
What would be the best way to approach this? Is there another SDK that has an more in-depth explanation for a beginner?
You can contact to ooVoo SDK support , they will help you for free.
I have manage to follow all of these steps and able to compile and run the sample apps given by Vuforia in my real android device.
What i wanted to do is integrate 1 feature from Vuforia SDK to my own android app which is the Vuforia's Image Target feature. Is there any tutorial to guide me in integrating Image Target feature to my own app? I have searched the web intensively and haven't found any references or tutorials that will help you integrate or create your own android application using Vuforia SDK.
I am very lost on where to start.
I made a tutorial back in the day on how to integrate Vuforia with jPCT-AE.
Depending on what you want to achieve it might suit your needs or not. Whether you want to use jPCT-AE or not, the concepts should be similar applied to any engine.
Of course you need a little knowledge on computer graphics and matrix algebra.
I have a multiplayer Chess program and I wanted to know if there is an easy way to make an app for it. If I worth with Android SDKs on Eclipse, do I have to code the whole thing again or I can just use the Java code for making the app?
It depends on what libraries you're using in your game and their support in Android.
If you use Java for the existing implementation, you'll hopefully, have to write the UI bits, and the erst of the logic should simply work.
If this is a desktop app you're trying to port, you may have performance issues (given you're running on a mobile device now), so there would be some changes necessary.
If you're using any graphics libraries, check their support on Android. Some libraries have a reputation of having issues on Android.
I solved it myself. You just need to insert your JS files or you could use the Url of your uploaded app.
I am a complete Android and C in general noob,
I have done a lot of web programming (which I am imagining is largely irrelevant here), some javascript (not jQuery just raw JS), I have also developed a .net app and done a course in java programming at uni last semester,
I know that Android uses Java in some places and C in others, I have looked at the SDK documentation here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/appwidgets/index.html
My aim is to build a simple dashboard widget that pulls data on a minute-by-minute basis from a JSON/JSONP API, I have thus far struggled to find any decent tutorials for real Android noobs such as myself, especially in the app widget category, If anyone knows of any good resources (online or books are fine) consisting of basic good practises, start-up guides and quick tutorials to get me up to speed would be great as I have absolutely no idea where to start (especially in the C end of things), I have found the SDK documentation does have some good stuff but it isn't exactly what I am after (built on very old builds of Android and thus most of the cool new features aren't integrated or taken into account).
Any recommendations would be very much appreciated!
On a side note, If all goes well with Android I would also be looking to move onto iOS so Objective-C start-up and tutorials would be great (Visual Quick Pro guide style would be perfect!)
I personally started reading and understanding the Android Application Fundamentals. Then I downloaded the Android ADT (Development Toolkit), configured it on Eclipse as well as the SDK (including samples).
Once that's set up, I started with the ApiDemos. You find its source code directly in the downloaded SDK <sdk-install-location>/samples/android-9/ApiDemos. Try to debug the code in the IDE, modify it and see how it reacts.
Finally, have fun :)
Well, I started with the Android developer documentation:
http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
If that isn't as organized as you'd like for a complete beginner, you might want to try the FAQ since they have a lot of good tutorial links there, which happen to be very thorough:
http://developer.android.com/resources/faq/index.html
Once you get the basics, which the tutorials will do for you, the first link to the developer guide will be where you'll spend most of your time. There are even links in the guide for getting started with your IDE of choice, or getting started using no IDE at all.
To get a more specific answer, you'll have to ask a more specific question.