love your apps.
Break down of jTribe’s 2 day workshop Day One Development Environment Android concepts and framework Activities and Intents User interface elements customising lists Loading data Threading Sharing Data between Activities Populating UI elements in code Retrieving remote data Day Two Background Services Widgets Notifications bar Supporting Multiple Screens Honeycomb...
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jTribe is proudly supporting a research project that aims to help blind and visually impaired people accessing information via an iPad. Haptic feedback will be used to allow blind students accessing graphs and other highly visual information on an iPad device. The research is based on work done at Monash University – jTribe will help by making it available on the iPad device. The project...
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Daniel Bradby and former jTribe employee, Nick Burton were interviewed for the collection of apc magazine articles, ‘The Android Revolution- Why Android is taking over.’ The articles review and analyse the current mobile market and the future possibilities for Android. “Most iPhone developers are now in the process of building new Android apps, porting their existing apps to Android, or...
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New happenings at jTribe- we’ve recently written an article for SitePoint on, ‘Writing Your First Android App.’ Daniel Bradby gives a comprehensive guide to planning and beginning your app development, including tips to improve usability, with the Android Virtual Device (AVD) to run on in the Android Emulator.Daniel explains, “once you’ve figured out a desirable functionality,...
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Love your beer? jTribe recently built the BeerBuddy app which allows users to learn exactly what it is they love about their favourite beers. The idea was brewed in Mildura, from Stefano de Pieri in conjunction with MediaStorm Advertising. BeerBuddy has detailed descriptions and videos of beer brewing and a location section to identify your nearest Micro-brewery. BeerBuddy is raising the profile...
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