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What kind of app's do you prefer to develop?
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Because I have to take many photos at work (for assembly documents) my key focus is around developing an app for managing Photos, emailing, and deleting them once received.
Also, being indoors I often get dark or off-colour shots so post processing is a new venture for me. Hence my Image Processing library.
Also, being indoors I often get dark or off-colour shots so post processing is a new venture for me. Hence my Image Processing library.
MySQL database apps
I mainly specialise in stock control solutions via Bluetooth laser barcode scanners, and also mobile invoicing solutions. Both the previously mentioned app solutions links directly to my Windows business solutions giving a FULL business solution. I also create bespoke solution for customers.
Basically I love database work(MySQL(preferred) or MS SQL)...
I mainly specialise in stock control solutions via Bluetooth laser barcode scanners, and also mobile invoicing solutions. Both the previously mentioned app solutions links directly to my Windows business solutions giving a FULL business solution. I also create bespoke solution for customers.
Basically I love database work(MySQL(preferred) or MS SQL)...
Sorry, but my English or, more likely, my eyes, do not allow me to be sure of what I have read.
Do you like complete unfinished projects?
I am encouraged to send you a couple (dozen) of them
On the other hand, complete an unfinished crossword can give satisfaction.
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I'm quite tired of developing.
However, normally applications based on databases (but without much pleasure! Or no more)
Most of my apps are simple children and logic games.
I don't have a lot of free time so if a project is going to take me more than 12-16 hours over a month or so I tend to get bored and distracted so I like to keep it simple...
I hate to spend time on something and not complete it.
I was working on a side scroll zombie themed game but the Google Play account I was going to post it on got suspended.
For the last 2 months I have been focusing on my website and submitting my existing apps to other app stores.
I don't have a lot of free time so if a project is going to take me more than 12-16 hours over a month or so I tend to get bored and distracted so I like to keep it simple...
I hate to spend time on something and not complete it.
I was working on a side scroll zombie themed game but the Google Play account I was going to post it on got suspended.
For the last 2 months I have been focusing on my website and submitting my existing apps to other app stores.
I have no type of apps... I mainly try to develop what I need, and learn from it... I have one buggy game on GPlay named "pairs4android", published a few years ago... It was my first real try at something like it.
As anyone, a few ideas, too many unfinished tries... But never give up of one day creating an everyday app... Like the best shop list app ever...
As anyone, a few ideas, too many unfinished tries... But never give up of one day creating an everyday app... Like the best shop list app ever...
This one? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=TugaDroid.Pairs4Android
3.75 years ago, one vote only - 500/1000 installations.
Yet it looks cute!
I state that I will not be ironic.
You should talk about it in the thread Looking for "success stories"
I think we talk so much about technique and far too little about trade.
This is not the right thread, but I think it is important to advertise the app AT LEAST as the app itself.
3/7/2011
Ones I get paid for... usually.
Just started working on an animated Koch and Cesaro curve fractal 3D snowflake generator as a kind of Christmas card to send to friends. It's been a good 20 years since I did any 3D stuff so having to work out how it all works again. Bit of fun compared to the humdrum database stuff I usually do.
Just started working on an animated Koch and Cesaro curve fractal 3D snowflake generator as a kind of Christmas card to send to friends. It's been a good 20 years since I did any 3D stuff so having to work out how it all works again. Bit of fun compared to the humdrum database stuff I usually do.
I like writing games. But I don't organise my time well enough to spend time on them. I'm writing a top down 2D space combat game right now. I've implemented multi-touch twin stick controls but not much else. It's using libGDX which is so far the best games gfx library I've found for b4a. I would like a 3d engine for b4a though as I'm interested in developing virtual reality apps for Google cardboard.