Hi,
Some screenshots of an app./UI that I work on right now. It is a hybrid QR/NFC scanner that can be used to execute actions on the phone (any actions). QR/NFC tags can be attached to brands/venues on location.
Actions can be managed in the cloud and be changed in real time without writing to the NFC stickers again.
Some actions are: Youtube video, Audio, Volume, Reading sensor data (data provided by custom hardware like Arduino), Foursquare checkin, phone number etc. The actions are chain-able: put volume high + play Youtube video.
It uses a save and API driven backend based on JSON, MySQL and PHP. There is a API key system behind it and it can manage multiple Android applications for different purposes.
Backend Infrastructure (if all is finished) will be EC2 with a scalable database by Xeround.
It also uses my own version of Piwik stats to track down the QR and NFC scanning. Also looking into Countly | Mobile Application Analytics to see how stats could be improved.
All parameterized queries by using PDO and "bind" instead of mysql_connect (which is pretty unsafe).
Server and client support caching (encrypted on the device) if needed.
If I have time I will share some of the code how to create API's and how to handle these efficiently in B4A.
Time, that is a problem
ThingsTank
Some screenshots of an app./UI that I work on right now. It is a hybrid QR/NFC scanner that can be used to execute actions on the phone (any actions). QR/NFC tags can be attached to brands/venues on location.
Actions can be managed in the cloud and be changed in real time without writing to the NFC stickers again.
Some actions are: Youtube video, Audio, Volume, Reading sensor data (data provided by custom hardware like Arduino), Foursquare checkin, phone number etc. The actions are chain-able: put volume high + play Youtube video.
It uses a save and API driven backend based on JSON, MySQL and PHP. There is a API key system behind it and it can manage multiple Android applications for different purposes.
Backend Infrastructure (if all is finished) will be EC2 with a scalable database by Xeround.
It also uses my own version of Piwik stats to track down the QR and NFC scanning. Also looking into Countly | Mobile Application Analytics to see how stats could be improved.
All parameterized queries by using PDO and "bind" instead of mysql_connect (which is pretty unsafe).
Server and client support caching (encrypted on the device) if needed.
If I have time I will share some of the code how to create API's and how to handle these efficiently in B4A.
Time, that is a problem
ThingsTank
