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Erel

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• Jun 26, 2013

• #2

Looks very nice! Well done. Consider setting targetSdkVersion="14" in the manifest editor.

 

jmon

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• Jun 27, 2013

• #3

Nice! I like the tablet version.

May I ask how you proceed for the list of events and attractions? Is there an online database? If yes, which host?

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Marke

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• Jul 1, 2013

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The lists are populated with json data, they are local to the app, but I use ftp to check for updates on the app startup. I didn't want the app to rely on an internet connection for use.

Pleased you like the app. Specially the tablet version my favourite to. This was a cut n paste job from the mobile version. Do intend to get both into one, but have other projects in mind first!

 

dealsmonkey

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• Jul 1, 2013

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Looks really nice, like the list in the 2nd screenshot, well done

 

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ElFeo

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• Jul 1, 2013

• #6

Great work!

I REALLY like your app. I like the color, fonts, layout, etc. GREAT gui work.
This is the kind of thing I hope to be able to do someday. I just got started but seeing stuff like this is motivational. I am more of a graphics guy so those are the things I appreciate more.

 

Marke

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• Jul 4, 2013

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thanks for all the positive feedback, Basic4android is a great tool for developing app's.

It has taken a while to get to where I am now but I am still learning (when time allows!). But must say the Great Days Out app would be nowhere without Erel developing B4A and the library developers who make life easier for my simple brain to work with.

I have looked at Corona SDK, Gideros and other tools but they are mainly based around game development. As I am a BASIC/VB developer anyway Basic4android was the way forward for me, all we need now is Basic4iphone!

 

merlin2049er

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• Apr 30, 2014

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Very nice, where can I find the .apk?

 

Marke

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• May 12, 2014

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Thanks for the positive post... I have a demo app somewhere with some sample code, I will try and hunt it down and post a link to it.

 

merlin2049er

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• May 12, 2014

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Great!

 

JakeBullet70

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• May 12, 2014

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Very nice!

 

Mashiane

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• Feb 22, 2018

• #12

Wow, I love the UI of this and the functionality aspects of it. Cool.

 

mcqueccu

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• Feb 22, 2018

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Marke said:

thanks for all the positive feedback, Basic4android is a great tool for developing app's.

It has taken a while to get to where I am now but I am still learning (when time allows!). But must say the Great Days Out app would be nowhere without Erel developing B4A and the library developers who make life easier for my simple brain to work with.

I have looked at Corona SDK, Gideros and other tools but they are mainly based around game development. As I am a BASIC/VB developer anyway Basic4android was the way forward for me, all we need now is Basic4iphone!

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