An arcade shooter in which you control a Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft gun and destroy waves of drones has been released on Google Play.
Aplikace obsahuje stejné funkce jako nová verze aplikace pro Android. Detailní informace najdete zde. Mrkněte na to.
An arcade shooter in which you control a Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft gun and destroy waves of drones has been released on Google Play.
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App contains same functionality as new Android version. You will find detail info here. Check it out.
New and completely from scratch in Flutter rewritten version of Reader’s Diary was released on Android. And iOS version is to come soon. App now offers much more. There is new UI with light and dark theme and new filtering possibilities. New is also search for book by it’s author or name. There are new parameters to fill: book format, reading status, end of reading date, ownership, bookshelf, tags. There is new Overview with statistics. Apple sign-in. Some of these functions are available as in-app purchase. Check it out.
Suntime has been reviewed by freeappsforme.com. And they liked it:) Check it out.
Practise your perception. Click on correct color! It will be simple just in the beginning. You will have less time and the game will eventually try to confuse you!
Simple game I made in Flutter. Are you interested in release for some other platform?
Suntime app just got a huge update. Now it is possible to add an unlimited number of locations. Also, you can see Astronomical, Nautical and Civil Sunrise and Sunset. There are 2 new widgets – small widget and widget with info about one event. And also there is dark mode.
I have just found a draft of this post. I know this is a bit outdated but I think this might provide some value to someone still using Content Providers.
So, how can you insert multiple rows into the database at one using SQLite with ContentProvider?
Naive approach would be similar to this:
for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
Book book = list.get(i);
ContentValues cv = getContentValues(book);
cr.insert(CONTENT_URI, cv);
}
My application Reader‘s Diary is on Google Play store for more than 4 years. It was my first more complex application when I started self-learning programming. And you can guess that from some still remaining fragments of horrible code:) I wrote application primarily for myself, I use it whenever I start or finish reading a book. However, during these years it found few hundred active users. As my coding and UI skills improved, so has app, and now it is quite different from it‘s first version. Some poor initial design choices are however still there.
I was quite happy with the previous version. It fulfilled all my needs. Not taking small fix into account, it was in store for 18 months. In the meantime, I got some requests from users. Some wanted to sync their books, some wanted to add book cover pages. Showing cover images was an easy thing. I already have a function to search books by ISBN code using Google Books service so I only needed to save image url from the search result. For sync, I decided to use Firebase.
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