In this video I’ll take the Android Translation app I made in part 14 and now get it to parse XML data. I’m also going to add the ability to provide XML from the web service I made in part 5 of my web services tutorial.
This is an example of the techniques I use to make a professional app. We need to use multiple languages like Java, PHP and MySQL. All of the code in the video follows below. Feel free to do anything with it. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 15
In this tutorial I’ll provide you with an Android Translation App example program. I’ll use the translation web service I built in parts 4, 5 and 6 of my web services video tutorial. I’ll also show how to parse JSON data in an Android app.
Everything has been kept as easy to make as possible and all of the code follows the video below with many comments. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 14
Here is my 4 part Git video tutorial all on one page. I cover the different types of version control. We look at the difference between modified, staged and committed. We install and set everything up for Windows, OSX and Linux. I go over using VIM and show how to set up other editors. Then I cover the commands init, add, commit, status, diff, rm, log and pretty much everything else.
I hope everyone finds this useful. Continue reading Git Video Tutorial
In this episode of my low fat vegan recipes, I’ll make zero fat Refried Beans, Tortillas, Mexican Rice and Polenta with Mushroom Sauce.
I absolutely love all of these recipes and they are perfect now that fall is here. All of the instructions for making these recipes follows the video below. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy eating them 🙂 Continue reading Low Fat Vegan Recipes 2
In this tutorial I complete my Translation Web Service Example. If you want the whole database to use in any way it is here. All of the code can be found down below. As well if you want to test the web service find out how to translate “I like dogs and cats” here.
This is a transliteration web service in which it directly translates from one word to another. It isn’t perfect, but it is the best I could do in 2 hours. I hope you find it useful. Continue reading Web Services Tutorial 6
I was asked to make some more recipe videos and I’m always happy to do that! This time I’ll show my favorite low fat vegan recipes. I’ll load these recipes with vegetables and keep the fat to nearly zero.
I’ll focus this time on making Buddha’s Delight and Vegetable Lo Mein. Both taste amazing and they are made in similar ways. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Continue reading Low Fat Vegan Recipes
In the last video I worked through the code we would need for our translation web service. In this tutorial I’ll finish the web service. I also fix a few errors that come up.
By the end of the video we’ll be able to pass words through a URL and receive the translation in many different languages. All of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Web Services Tutorial 5
The voting is in and by a wide majority you all asked for another Android app contest! Take a look at the rules below for your chance to win both a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch. I pay for shipping to any place in the world.
All you have to do is to make an Android app using any tools you have available. I’ll probably also provide free publicity for the best apps submitted.
In this tutorial I start building a common request being a Translation Web Service. This will allow you to translate into up to 44 different languages. I also cover how to use UTF-8 encoding with MySQL and PHP.
In this video I set up the database and create all of the functions we will eventually use with our web service. You can download the 6000 + word language files here. All of the code follows the video. Continue reading Web Services Tutorial 4