Best Mobile Article of October 2015

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Current Entries

Articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

A Journey to the World of Android Wearable

16 Oct 2015ridoy

A brief explanation of application development for Android Wear, helpful for every beginner and intermediate android developer.

Java

XML

Mobile

Android

smartwatch

Dev

Debugger for Arduino

18 Jan 2018Jan Dolinay

Source level debugger for Arduino with GDB and Eclipse

Software Developers are lazy but smart, that's why we RAD: The PHP.Show Concept

8 Oct 2015Anele 'Mashy' Mbanga

A look at a flexible Java MySQL CRUD PHP script generator

Android Wear Demo App - TodayMenu

19 Jan 2016Ranjan.D

It's all about Android Wear Demo App "TodayMenu" implementation

Create a Simple Apple Watch App Using CoreGraphics

14 Oct 2015yuetwong

This article shows the steps to create an Apple Watch app that draws a pie chart using CoreGraphics.

Objective-C

Mobile

wearables

How to Create Android Notepad App – Part 2

7 Oct 2015Val Okafor

This post is a step by step tutorial on how to add data persistence to the Android Notepad app we create in the last post. You are highly encouraged to read the last posts to get the most out of this tutorial especially if you are new to Android development.

Java

Android

Mobile

The "not-do"s in your smartwatch application

16 Oct 2015Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

This article enlists a few of the things that you must consider while writing the applications for smartwatches.

Android Wear Notification

16 Oct 2015Ranjan.D

Let us discuss about Android Wear Notification and learn with example on how to build and show notifications on wearables

Training Series for Development on Intel-based Android Devices

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This series of videos presents an overview of Intel tools available for Android developers through Intel® Software.

Tip: Accessing Newer Android SDK Version APIs Using Java Reflection

9 Oct 2015V. Subhash

Android code shortcuts to explore newer SDK APIs

Java

Android

Dev

Android Wearable UI Components

16 Oct 2015Ranjan.D

This article is all about having an understanding about Android Wearable UI Components.

PhonoPaper Optimization using Intel® tools

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

Thanks to an x86-based Android tablet Intel loaned me for testing, PhonoPaper has been improved and optimized.

How to Set Up FMOD, Cocos2D-x, and OpenAL Libraries for Android on Intel® Architecture

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This step-by-step guide walks you through the process of setting up and compiling different libraries that are used in gaming and multimedia specifically for x86 target platforms.

Security Best Practices for Android 5.0

30 Oct 2015Android on Intel

In this article, I will describe four best practices for Android device management.

Android

security

Achieveing Indefinite Background Execution with the Microsoft Band

6 Oct 2015James M Croft

This post covers getting your Windows apps connected to a Microsoft Band for an indefinite period of time.

Connecting Windows Phone to Band & Creating New Tile on Band

27 Oct 2015Pruthviraj Mohite

This tip gives you details about how to connect Windows Phone to Microsoft Band.

How to port an app using Multi-OS Engine, a Beta feature of Intel® INDE

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This article will provide you details on how to port an existing android apps to iOS using the Multi-OS Engine.

Building Your First App for Android and iOS on Apple Mac OS X Using Multi-OS Engine

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This tutorial will guide you to your first cross-platform application using the Multi-OS Engine installed on Mac OSX which we refer to as local build.

Programming to Offload Image Processing on Android Applications

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This article walks through an example Android application that offloads image processing using OpenCL™ and RenderScript programming languages.

Tutorial: Using Intel® INDE GPA to improve the performance of your Android game

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This tutorial presents a step-by-step guide to performance analysis, bottleneck identification, and rendering optimization of an OpenGL ES 3.0 application on Android.

Android Wear through ADB

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This article gives an overview of the Android Wear operating system focusing on wearable devices, application types, development, and debugging. It also explains two ways of debugging a wearable app using ADB.

Multi-OS Engine: Enabling HTTPS

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

Multi-OS Engine: Enabling HTTPS

Using multi-window feature as differentiation on Android

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

In this article, we will introduce the multi-window function and show you how to implement it in your apps.

Java

Android

Mobile

Porting Guide for Unity Game on Intel® Architecture for China Market

1 Oct 2015Android on Intel

Porting Guide for Unity Game on Intel® Architecture for China Market

Optimizing Unity Games on Android OS for Intel® Architecture: A Case Study

30 Oct 2015Android on Intel

This article will show a performance gain with native support on Android and share some tips for increasing performance on Intel® architecture using Hero Sky: Epic Guild Wars as an example.

Android

Mobile

Unity

Ambient Mode On Demand for Android Wear

10 Oct 2015Sterling Udell

Give your users the option of keeping your smartwatch app open when the device sleeps.

Test and debug WebGL & HTML5 mobile experiences with Visual Studio emulators

16 Oct 2015David Rousset

In this article, I’ll show you how to test your WebGL experiences on these very fast Android emulators.

Brick by Brick: Building a Better Game with LEGO Minifigures Online

30 Oct 2015Android on Intel

The current generation of Intel® graphics hardware extends Intel’s leadership in enabling innovation across the industry, including being fully ready for DirectX 12 and driving the adoption of advanced features by next-generation games.

An Idea How to Use Google Maps

29 Oct 2015minor_28

Web Control - Google Maps

Bob's Quest (Conquering Android Wear, Part 2)

14 Oct 2015Mitchell J.

Introducing Bob's Quest, a Flappy Bird clone (of sorts), in which Bob must avoid crashing into pillars as he leaps through space.

HotPatching: (VERY) Deep Inside

4 Nov 2018Michael Chourdakis

A ready to be used hotpatching library with five methods!

Wearable Chess (Conquering Android Wear, Part 1)

14 Oct 2015Mitchell J.

Introducing Wearable Chess - a complete, open-source chess app for Android Wearables!

Java

Android

artificial-intelligence

wearables

chess

How to Create Android Notepad App – Part 1

1 Oct 2015Val Okafor

This post is part one of two part blog posts where I will provide a step by step tutorial on how to create an Android Notepad App. These two posts are the completion of my post on Android SQLite and Content Provider. If you have not read those two posts, you may want to do […]

Java

Android

Mobile

Wearable Compass : A journey from sample to awesome app

8 Oct 2015maq_rohit

This article will give you a walk-through from sample android wearable app to Nice pro app.

Wink of an Eye

20 Oct 2015KarstenK

Working with High Resolution time on iOS

macOS

iOS

Android Wear Watch Face Development

16 Oct 2015Ranjan.D

It's all about Android Wear Watch Face development. You will be learning how to develop a custom watch face service.

Building Android Apps with C# (Intro to Xamarin.Forms)

18 Oct 2015Fiyaz Hasan

Basics of building Android apps with Xamarin Forms

Manipulating Android Devices from a Windows C# App

20 Oct 2015marcus obrien

This tip covers how to write a C# application to control an Android device. It uses the MADB wrapper from Quamotion.

Android

Windows

ADB

Marmalade C++ and ShiVa3D: a Game Engine Guide for Android x86

30 Oct 2015Android on Intel

In this guide we will detail a step-by-step process of building a cross-platform Android application with the help of Marmalade C++ SDK 7.1 and ShiVa3D game engine specifically for Android x86 architecture.

Introduction to Android Wear

15 Oct 2015Ranjan.D

An Introduction to Android Wear. It's the age of wearables, a lot of exciting things you will come across in designing apps for wearables.

Controlling iOS Devices Via C# Code on Windows OS

19 Oct 2015marcus obrien

How to set up and manipulate an iOS device from a Windows C# App

iPhone

Windows

iOS

Android - List and Kill Background Process

28 Oct 2015Ngo Tuong Dan

Android OS is a multitasking operating, there are a lot of running background process, these process make your device will be slower.

Java

Android

Commands for Controlling an iOS device in Windows using libimobile

19 Oct 2015marcus obrien

From the command line, you can control your iOS device using the libimobile tools, these are some common commands.

shell

Windows

iOS

Group Messaging for Samsung Gear using MVC, Web API and AngularJS

14 Oct 2015syed shanu

Send Group Message from web server to Samsung Gear Smartwatches

An Introduction to Jack and Jill on X86

30 Oct 2015Android on Intel

Jack (Java Android Compiler Kit) is a new Google* tool that includes a compiler from Java source code to the Android dex file format.

Java

Android

SeaHawks Wearable: The 12th Men Support

17 Oct 2015maq_rohit

The Seahawk- 12's watch for Android wearable

ADB Common Commands (Android Debug Bridge)

22 Feb 2016marcus obrien

A reference guide to using ADB to control an Android device from Windows

Android

Windows

ADB

Current Participants

Those with articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

Software Developer

Pakistan

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan is a computer programmer from Rabwah, Pakistan, currently living in The Netherlands, likes .NET Core and Node.js for regular everyday development. Afzaal Ahmad works at Adyen as a Developer Advocate.

He is an expert with Cloud, Mobile, and API development. Afzaal has experience with the Azure platform and likes to build cross-platform libraries/software with .NET Core. Afzaal is an Alibaba Cloud MVP, twice he has been awarded Microsoft MVP status for his community leadership in software development, four times CodeProject MVP status for technical writing and mentoring, and 4 times C# Corner MVP status in the same field.

Android on Intel

United States

Intel is inside more and more Android devices, and we have tools and resources to make your app development faster and easier.

Anele 'Mashy' Mbanga

Software Developer SITHASO HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD

South Africa

I'm a Bachelor of Commerce graduate, fell inlove with ICT years back with VB5. Used Pick & System Builder to create a windows app. Very curious, developed my first web database app called Project.Show using ExtJS. Published on Google Play Store, learned JQuery Mobile, a project manager at best. My first intranet app eFas with MySQL.

Fear closes people to a lot of things and we hold ourselves back being held by it. Thus the sooner you believe you can't do something, the sooner everything will work towards that belief. Believe in yourself at all times because you can do anything you set your mind to it!

I have a very beautiful woman and four kids, the best joys in the world. East London, South Africa is currently home.

Awards:

Best Mobile Article of February 2015 (First Prize)
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/880508/Create-a-CRUD-web-app-using-JQuery-Mobile-and-Loca

Best Mobile Article of May 2015 (Second Prize)
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/991974/Creating-JQuery-Mobile-CRUD-Apps-using-JQM-Show-Ge

Apps
Bible.Show (Android Store App)
https://www.facebook.com/bibleshow
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.b4a.BibleShow

JQM.Show (Android Store App)
https://www.facebook.com/jqmshow
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.b4a.JQMShow

CodeProject.Show (An offline CodeProject Article writer)
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/993453/CodeProject-Show-A-CodeProject-offline-article-wri

David Rousset

United States

David Rousset is a Senior Program Manager working for Microsoft Corp, in charge of driving adoption of HTML5 standards. He was a speaker in several famous web conferences such as Paris Web, CodeMotion, ReasonsTo or jQuery UK. He’s the co-author of the WebGL Babylon.js open-source engine. Read his blog on MSDN or follow him @davrous on Twitter.

Fiyaz Hasan

Architect Geek Hour

Bangladesh

Tech Enthusiast | Contributing Author on Microsoft Docs | Github Country Leader (C# and Typescript)

A .NET and JavaScript enthusiast. Likes to work with different technologies on different platforms. Loves the logic and structure of coding and always strives to write more elegant and efficient code. Passionate about design patterns and applying Software Engineering best practices.

I'm a young coder who did exceedingly well in my education and was offered an internship by Microsoft. I've tried a range of things and realized that what I need is a super creative challenge. I'm hungry for a real role in a challenging startup, something I can stick with for years

James M Croft

Software Developer Black Marble Ltd.

United Kingdom

This member doesn't quite have enough reputation to be able to display their biography and homepage.

Jan Dolinay

Employed (other) Tomas Bata University in Zlin

Czech Republic

Works at Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Czech Republic. Teaches embedded systems programming. Interested in programming in general and especially in programming microcontrollers.

KarstenK

Software Developer

Germany

I am living in germany and now living from programming for some Years. In my spare time I like sports as jogging, playing football (soccer) and basketball.

We must take care for our planet, because we and our family has no other. And everybody has to do something for it.

maq_rohit

Technical Lead

United States

Rohit started Embedded Programing in his college days and now he is a Software Developer by Profession. Mainly he interested in cutting edge technology offer by Microsoft (i.e Azure,MVC). He Loves coding and his passion is always been towards Microsoft Technologies. Apart from coding his other hobbies include reading books and hang out with friends is his most favorite past time hobby.

1. 20 Apr 2014: Best Mobile Article of March 2014 - First Prize

marcus obrien

Technical Lead

Canada

I have a blog here

http://www.electricalengineeringschools.org/blog/

And my robotics web site is here :

http://www.roboticsfordreamers.com/

I have been a software engineer for over 20 years now. I'm an expert in writing scalable restful web API services, which I've been doing for over 7 years now for games companies such as EA and Ubisoft. I've also worked on several video games, including Skate 2 and 3, NHL, Need for Speed, various Assassins Creed games, Far Cry 3 and 4, Driver San Francisco and most recently with a team of 15 on EA's UFC free to play. On this latest project I designed, implemented, tested (including load tests in Gatling and JUnit on AWS), deployed and supported all the web services for the game client, supporting up to a half a million active sessions.

I am proficient at programming in C, C++, C#, Java etc. I've developed many types of games, applications, SDKs and web services in Linux, Unix, iOS, Android and Windows.

My spare time is spent teaching and lecturing computing languages and science. I have a PhD in Artificial Intelligence (specialising in knowledge representation - Semantic networks with inference engines).

Currently I am also building an A.I. general purpose robot. The brains behind it are a mix of 6 Raspberry Pi and Banana Pros, with 2 USB cameras, SATA drive, Router Switch with inter-pi Comms, 2 motorised track systems, plus various sensors including motion/pir/sound etc.

The six pi's are split according to functions, including eyes (image processing/recognition), ears (speech processing and simulated speech),motor (object avoidance, environment mapping, drives all movement), entertainment (web browsing, media playing etc), brain (knowledge system, and adaptive learning/memory systems) and development system ( logging, diagnostics, debugging).

I am available as a consultant, so if you need to get something out the door quick, or want to set down an expandable and resilient framework, ping me !

Michael Chourdakis

Software Developer

Greece

I'm working in C++, PHP , Java, Windows, iOS, Android and Web (HTML/Javascript/CSS).

I 've a PhD in Digital Signal Processing and Artificial Intelligence and I specialize in Pro Audio and AI applications.

My home page: https://www.turbo-play.com

minor_28

Sweden

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Mitchell J.

Founder

Australia

I'm a university student with a passion for stunning UI design and flawless code.

I fell in love with computers when I was 10 years old, and today I am fluent in C#, Python, Java, Javascript, HTML5, and CSS3. I know a little MATLAB, PHP, and SQL.

In my spare time, I build all sorts of cool things, like this Rubik's Cube Robot.

Away from the keyboard, I enjoy quality time with friends and family, as well as reading, painting, playing the piano, teaching chess & karate, and volunteering within my community.

I have learnt that success comes through hard work and dedication, and that giving back to the same people and communities that have helped me is both important and very rewarding.

Follow me on GitHub

Ngo Tuong Dan

Team Leader Tae Kwang Can Tho LTD

Vietnam

Code for fun -> ^.^ <-

Pruthviraj Mohite

Software Developer Arlec Company

India

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Ranjan.D

Web Developer

United States

Profile

Around 10 years of professional software development experience in analysis, design, development, testing and implementation of enterprise web applications for healthcare domain with good exposure to object-oriented design, software architectures, design patterns, test-driven development and agile practices.

In Brief

Analyse and create High Level , Detailed Design documents.
Use UML Modelling and create Use Cases , Class Diagram , Component Model , Deployment Diagram, Sequence Diagram in HLD.

Area of Working : Dedicated to Microsoft .NET Technologies
Experience with : C# , J2EE , J2ME, Windows Phone 8, Windows Store App
Proficient in: C# , XML , XHTML, XML, HTML5, Javascript, Jquery, CSS, SQL, LINQ, EF

Software Development

Database: Microsoft SQL Server, FoxPro
Development Frameworks: Microsoft .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.5, 4.5
UI: Windows Forms, Windows Presentation Foundation, ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC3, MVC4
Coding: WinForm , Web Development, Windows Phone, WinRT Programming, WCF, WebAPI

Healthcare Domain Experience

CCD, CCR, QRDA, HIE, HL7 V3, Healthcare Interoperability

Education

B.E (Computer Science)

CodeProject Contest So Far:

1. Windows Azure Developer Contest - HealthReunion - A Windows Azure based healthcare product , link - http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/582535/HealthReunion-A-Windows-Azure-based-healthcare-pro

2. DnB Developer Contest - DNB Business Lookup and Analytics , link - http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/618344/DNB-Business-Lookup-and-Analytics

3. Intel Ultrabook Contest - Journey from development, code signing to publishing my App to Intel AppUp , link - http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/517482/Journey-from-development-code-signing-to-publishin

4. Intel App Innovation Contest 2013 - eHealthCare

5. Grand Prize Winner of CodeProject HTML5 &CSS3 Article Contest 2014

6. Grand Prize Winner of CodeProject Android Article Contest 2014

7. Grand Prize Winner of IOT on Azure Contest 2015

ridoy

Founder WizadApps

Bangladesh

Dreams to change the world and use creative tech solutions for mankind.
Completed BSC on Computer Science and Engineering from Khulna University in December, 2013. Leading own startup named WizadApps which works on future generation technologies. Besides acting as Lead Regional Android Course Training Co-ordinator of GDG Dhaka. Has interest on pattern recognition, embedded system, robotics and AI. As a Tech enthusiast always like to do code, develop creative things, brainstorming innovations, help people about programming and inspire them with new ideas to build.

Sterling Udell

United States

I'm a free range writer of software and (occasionally) books. My Android apps can be found on Google Play, and my tech writing can be found on GlassAlmanac.com and 9to5Google.com, as well as my own blogs.

syed shanu

Team Leader

India

Microsoft MVP | Code Project MVP | CSharp Corner MVP | Author | Blogger and always happy to Share what he knows to others. MyBlog

My Interview on Microsoft TechNet Wiki Ninja Link

V. Subhash

Software Developer www.VSubhash.in

India

V. Subhash is an invisible Indian writer, programmer and illustrator. In 2020, he wrote one of the biggest jokebooks of all time and then ended up with over two dozen mostly non-fiction books including Linux Command-Line Tips & Tricks (first paperback to have syntax highlighting in colour), CommonMark Ready Reference (the first book on CommonMark), PC Hardware Explained, Cool Electronic Projects and How To Install Solar. His book Quick Start Guide to FFmpeg was published by Apress/SpringerNature in 2023. He wrote, illustrated, designed and produced all of his books using only open-source software. Subhash has programmed in more than a dozen languages (as varied as assembly, Java and Javascript); published software for desktop (NetCheck), mobile (Subhash Browser & RSS Reader) and web (TweetsToRSS); and designed several websites. As of 2024, he is working on a portable Javascript-free CMS using plain-jane PHP and SQLite. Subhash also occasionally writes for Open Source For You magazine and CodeProject.com.

Val Okafor

Software Developer (Senior) ValOkafor.com

United States

My name is Val Okafor, I am a Senior Software Engineer with specialization in Android Development. Learning and problem solving is my passion and I share my Android development knowledge through my blog ValOkafor.com.

My Android courses are the courses I wish I had when I started. I teach Android development in the context of a fully developed Android app. I believe that new Android concepts are better understood if they are presented in the context of creating an app from scratch to finish.

I focus on creating Productivity Android apps and besides Android development I have 7 years’ experience as System Administrator supporting Enterprise applications and 2 years’ experience as a Web Developer building websites using PHP and ASP.Net.

I have worked for corporations such as The Home Depot, American Council on Exercise, Legend3D and HD Supply, Inc. I have a bachelor's degree in Information Technology from National University San Diego, California and a master's degree in Software Engineering from Regis University Denver, Colorado.

I enjoy sharing my extensive work experience through my blog, social media.

yuetwong

Canada

Yuet is a software developer. When she is not coding, she enjoys playing tennis, cycling, watching movies and hanging out with friends and family.

First Prize	ridoy - A Journey to the World of Android Wearable
Prize pool	CodeProject T-Shirt - CodeProject


Second Prize	Pooja Baraskar - Let’s make a SmartWatch
Prize pool	Bob Sticker - CodeProject

Contest Entries and Requirements

The contest period covers the the first day of the month 12AM US Eastern Standard Time and ends the final day of the month at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Standard Time. All entries must be submitted during this period in order to qualify.
Entries must be an article, or blog entry.
With the exception of the Everything Else category, the article must be tagged with at least one of the tags corresponding to that competition's category (for example, to enter the C# Competition you would need to tag your article with a C# tag).
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No author can be nominated twice in the same category.
If an author writes has two separate articles, each article may be considered in their respective categories provided none of the aforementioned rules are broken. For example, if an author wrote two separate articles, one related to C# and one related to VB.NET, the author and articles could be nominated in the C# and VB.NET competitions, respectively.
In the event an author wins multiple competitions, and repeat, identical prizes, the number of prizes issued is solely at the discretion of the prize issuer.
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