I have googled and found 2 options. But Google translation API's are paid now. Microsoft has free API's but its not supporting TELUGU and TAMIL languages.
Some of the apps are translating text into these languages
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/type-tamil/69e961a3-b60c-4335-b9c0-a378065eaa8e
Any idea what are the other translation options.
Thank you.
I think they are using Bing or google translator.Microsoft provide APIs that can be called with HTTP or SOAP. Please check this links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff872395.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/translator/developers.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/136164/Bing-Translator-service-for-Windows-Phone
http://www.jimmycollins.org/blog/?p=241
http://matthiasshapiro.com/2012/10/09/azure-microsoft-translation-in-windows-phone-the-easy-way/
Or you can use Google translator also see this for more information : http://developer.nokia.com/community/wiki/Google_Translate_in_Windows_Phone
You can use Multilingual App Toolkit. But it support specific language like English,French, Korean.
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/develop/multilingual-app-toolkit
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I can't find such function in the Custom Translator portal. Will be be introduced sometime later next year or this "Get Community Translations" function currently available in MS Hub won't be supported in V3 anymore?
Thanks,
Simon
It won't be supported in V3 of the Microsoft Translator Text API. Custom Translator includes the Dictionary functionality that may the closest option.
As the user types words, Google translate will dynamically in real-time translate the text on the other side.
Try it out at translate.google.com
Now I hope to mimic this feature on a translation website I'm building. I'm using React for the development.
Thanks.
To do this, you can use the google translate API
Google provides great documentation and tutorials here
If you want to implement the asynchronous calls, you will need to make an ajax request after each word is typed
React provides great documentation and tutorials here
I have been reading about Google apikey but I steel have doubts, I’m writing a program where I need to use Google maps and specifically geometry library, I’m going to sell this program. The user not going to use the program so much (just 10 request maximum “thinking about usage limits”), and the program is not for a web, is just intranet! So the doubt is: does I really need to have an apikey? And if so… what I need to do?
If you know how I can communicate with Google people, I will appreciate!
or if you know how to replace the google.maps.geometry.poly.containsLocation method....
Yes, you need an API key and for commercial software you are subject to restriction according to GoogleMaps policy rule:
Can I use the Google Maps API on a commercial website?
I'm looking for a code to develop the algorithm HMAC-SHA1 on Visual Basic 6. I found a lot of code but for .NET, java, C# and more, but not for Visual Basic 6. I'm desesperate...
Can anyone help me? I need it for the new Google V3 identification.
And is not posible change the language :(
Have you looked at HMAC-SHA-256, HMAC-SHA-1 Using Crypto API yet?
Code there does both, wrapped in test projects that run the published validation vectors.
You might look at the new posts there which address your Google Maps API signature issue.
I'm new to both iOS programming & the Google Maps iOS SDK, so apologies if this is a basic question.
I want to include a Google map, in an app and give users the ability to search for various places (restaurants, bars, gyms, etc) within a certain radius of a marker.
I know this is possible using the javascript api, but can it be done using the maps iOS SDK? I have read all of the information here and have searched Stack Overflow & Google but I can't really find anything that gives me any pointers.
Within the documentation, Google say that using a URL Scheme you can launch a native iOS app and pass in parameters for searches, directions etc. Is this what I need to be using, or is that more tailored to a webapp?
Any help, advice, or pointers to tutorials (other than the ones provided by Google) would be massively appreciated.
Cheers
The Google Maps URL Scheme can currently only be used to open the Google Maps app to search for a location or for directions. It can't search for places. Also, if your own app did this, then it would shut down your app and switch to the maps app, which may not be what you want. It will also only work if the user has installed the Google Maps app.
You would probably want to use the Google Places API to make http requests from your native app. You can request a response in either JSON or XML format. Then you'll need to parse the response, and use it to add markers to a GMSMapView using the Google Maps SDK for iOS.
This blog post describes this library which the blog post's author wrote to wrap the Google Places API. You wouldn't need most of this code, but it might give you an idea of where to start. This class is the main one which handles the requests to the places API.
Note that this library uses a third-party JSON parser - SBJsonParser. As of version 5.0 iOS includes a native JSON parser, NSJSONSerialization. So if your app's minimum supported iOS version is 5.0 or higher, you don't need to use a third-party library.