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I am trying to connect my android app to firebase. In android studio when i click the button "connect to firebase" ,the loading menu came.. and no action still. I waited for 15 minutes,it is still loading . As I am new to this ,I don't know how to connect it. Can you what's the problem in this?. I've checked my internet also,it is working properly when i browse.
In the last update, when you click on the contact button the download appears, you must go to the official website of Firebase and click on Add Project and it will appear to you as shown in the picture
You choose the project name and add SHA1
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Firebase crashlytics console displays "loading" after a click on the "Enable Crashlytics" button.
Firebase Console: https://console.firebase.google.com/u/0/
Select Project
Select Crashlytics
Click "Enable Crashlytics"
It displays the spinner. It has been like this for several minutes.
First, make sure that you've followed all the instructions here to get the Crashlytics SDK set up. Then, force a crash to test your implementation. This is required to get past the onboarding screen that you're seeing at the moment.
If that doesn't work, try enabling debug logging and going through the build, run, crash, and relaunch process again, and paste any Crashlytics or Firebase-related logs into your original question.
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Idea of app: it is something like Google Photos.
App which listens when user take a photo with his camera app, and send this photo to server.
How can we know when user take a photo? I think that it is something like Listener "onUserTookPhotoListener", isn't it?
Infinity cycle checking gallery on background?
You can use FileObserver. It works for files and directories. You will need to implement service though.
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Please Please click on this
I just want to know.. what the algorithm behind the making online apps by
giving the url of website.
Is there any separate tools for making android app.
So then friends please help, or any idea to make online app, then please
share..
Thanks in advance.. :)
You Can Use WebView in a general case. Otherwise there are some Library for connectivity and getting data from websites and loading in customized view.
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I just finished the development of my app. Its a chat app. Now i want to add my app icon in contact list of phone like Facebook, Google and Whatsapp icon is there. I want exactly like this:
Means if anybody from my contacts is using my app, icon of my app should be visible with the name in my contacts list. If anybody has any idea, please help me to do this.
thanks in advance :)
I believe for applications to show up in Contacts like the above example, they must also be added in the 'Accounts' section in the settings menu on Android.
You can find more about how exactly to do that here:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/accounts/package-summary.html
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I want to create a tutorial for my app that will show the user how to use it. For example when you first run an android device it teaches you how to use the system.
I want my tutorial to just tell the user to swipe the screen to the left and then click on a button.
Check out the ShowcaseView library on Github. I guess that'll fit your needs.