I have built an indoor location ios app using Estimote SDK and its working fine. Now I want to see all the users in same location to be able to see each other in App.
Any suggestions on how to do that. Please comment and let me know if anything is not clear about the question
Here's one example how we did it using IndoorAtlas & PubNub service. Does not require any logic on the server side and allows you to tap into the location stream from several different types of clients such as mobile or browser. You should be able to do it in similar way using Estimote.
https://github.com/IndoorAtlas/android-sdk-examples/tree/master/Basic/src/main/java/com/indooratlas/android/sdk/examples/sharelocation
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I am trying to come up with a way of having the touch bar on my mac display the network calls being made on the page I am navigating, I already have an extension that captures the exact network calls i need so If it is easier to just have an extension pass information to the mac touch bar then that would be even better.
I already tried using BetterTouchTool without luck.
No, the Chrome extension platform does not have TouchBar support. You may be able to accomplish your goal by creating a native app in Objective C or Swift and using the nativeMessaging API to share data between your extensions and application.
I'm developing an Apple TV app.
It's almost done, but we need to add authentication function in this app. Like Youtube and HBO, TV will show a digit code, and user needs to go activate website in their PC to link with their own account.
This Apple TV app is using TVML templates to build.
I'm really confused to do this, and don't know where I should work on first.
Anyone has any ideas? Thank you!
It depends on your subscription model. If its cable based subscription service that allows you access to the content you get on TV based on your cable packages, then you need to use Adobe's service called Adobe Pass. More details on adobepass can be found here:
http://www.adobe.com/marketing-cloud/primetime-tv-platform/authentication.html
Advantage of AdobePass on TvOS devices is that it allows for single sign on across different apps and once authenticated, the user doesn't need to go through authentication across all apps using AdobePass.
If its something similar to HBO Now, YouTube, Hulu, Netflix, etc, which are standalone subscriptions and not tied to cable packages, then you can directly have a Login ViewController in the TvOS app that communicates with your backend and authenticates the User.
So I'm trying to deep link from an app into the Instagram BETA app on Windows Phone. And it's not going well.
First, does anyone know the URI for posting?
Second, when I use the URI "instagram://" it looks to be loading the app, and then bounces back to my app, so I think I'm on the right track. Any chance there is something in the Framework to discover the protocols? I'm sure that the phone has to collect this to deal with URIs with specific file types.
Thanks.
Sheme "instagram".
Information from 325 Windows Phone apps you can launch from your own app
I have a small question about downloaded maps in Windows Phone 8.1. Is it possible to detect in code if the user has a downloaded map for a particular country? The idea is to suggest the user to download the map, so the Application runs faster and the user saves some wifi or network data
Thanks in advance
There are two classes that will help the user to understand the Offline Maps content, but there is no known way to do this only in C#.
The two options are:
MapUpdaterTask: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj206975(v=vs.105).aspx
MapDownloaderTask: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj206984(v=vs.105).aspx
This will load the Maps Settings app but not directly give you hint on code.
I did not try but you might be able to perform local request (find/geocoding or route) and observe the result to see if there are specific properties or values that might differ while calculating in offline.
I have an existing Android app project which has been already published on the Google Play, and now I would like to incorporate in my app the possibility to use the Google Drive possibilities in order to download *.jpg files directly to the sd card when the app is opened or load for the first time. Like this I liberate the internal memories of the phones where this app is installed (All the images are stored in the resources of the app actually which is >~ 20MB). I have read a lot of forums concerning the Google Drive SDK or API subjects and I can say that I'm a little bit lost on the manner to manage it for my present app. Some ideas or suggestions would be very very very appreciated.
Thank you very much).
Please see this question for the basics on how to integrate your Android app with Google Drive SDK: Access to Google Drive from self implemented Android application
In it, I reference a good Google+ tutorial on how to get started, and it's easy enough to take the concepts and apply them to an existing app. (That's how I did it too.) Before you get started, sign up for the Google APIs (https://code.google.com/apis/console/), get into the API Console, and turn on both the Google Drive API and Drive SDK. This'll make coding go a lot smoother. Let me know if you have any problems.
One addendum for your specific case relating to *.jpg files is you could set a MIME type for fetching strictly the pictures. It'd go something like this:
request = service.files().list(); // .setQ("mimeType=\"text/plain\"");
Unfortunately setQ is commented out because it would fail to return any results when I used it. However, you may have better luck with the image/jpeg MIME type.