Best Mobile Article of June 2015

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Contribute to CodeProject and you'll automatically be in the running for a monthly prize!

Each month at CodeProject we gather together the best of the articles submitted the previous month and ask our readers to choose the best of the best. Entry is automatic - just submit you articke and we'll do the rest.

Check out the submission guidelines for information on posting articles.

Current Entries

Articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

Geolocalize a Device and Store Coordinates on Webserver

19 Jun 2015Emiliano Musso

Geolocalize a device and store coordinates on webserver

HTML

.NET

Mobile

Embracing the New Android App Development Environment – Android Studio (Beta)

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

This article introduces Android Studio (Beta), the new Android integrated development environment (IDE), which will eventually replace the Eclipse ADT Bundle.

Improve JavaScript performance analysis results with user marks

1 Jun 2015David Catuhe

In this tutorial, I will share several tools that provide insight into how your code is performing, and show you how to make the most of user marks in the memory graph to analyze your performance.

How to Ensure You Are Using Intel® HAXM for Android Emulator

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

This article will provide the necessary steps to verify that you are in fact using HAXM technology.

Android

Mobile

Connecting to Intel® Edison from Android with Bluetooth LE (BLE)

11 Jun 2015Intel

The goal of this document is to show you how to write code and connect the hardware to establish BLE communication between an Intel Edison and a Bluetooth 4.0-equipped Android device, using free software tools and low-cost, off-the-shelf hardware.

How to build a hosted web app on Android, iOS, and Windows using manifold.JS

23 Jun 2015Jeff Burtoft

Why you should use hosted web apps and how to build one for yourself using manifoldJS.

How to Develop and Evaluate 64-bit Android Apps on Intel® x86 Platforms

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

This article will introduce Android on Intel® 64-bit architecture and discuss its unique compatibilities, including technical details, performance gains, problem statements, and available solutions for Android on Intel® Atom™ processor-based platforms.

Android

Mobile

64-bit

Integrating the Intel(R) C++ Compiler for Android with multiple Android NDKs

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

Integrating the Intel(R) C++ Compiler for Android with multiple Android NDKs

A Better View of the Layers Within: Optimizing Essential Anatomy

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

To ensure outstanding results from 3D4Medical’s brilliant, interactive teaching and reference application for human anatomy on Android* devices, Intel pinpointed opportunities for performance improvements, helping expand the product’s market potential.

Android

Mobile

Communicate to Arduino code with your Android Phone by Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP) on Intel® Edison

15 Jun 2015Intel

In Arduino environment, it's convenient to access BT SPP like a serial port and react to the command string sent from the BT serial port.

Open Source Android Libraries Every Programmer Should Know

27 Jun 2015Member 11794279

Here are some open source Android libraries every programmer should know.

Java

Android

Signal Segmentation Algorithm of Radhakrishnan, et al. Ported to C and C#

20 Oct 2019Lance A. Endres

The algorithm presented by Radhakrishnan, et al., originally used to segment well logs for the oil industry, has been ported to C and C#.

Android Compass

11 Jun 2015Azim Zahir

This article demonstrates creating a Compass app in Android

Java

Android

Mobile

Create and Publish Your First Android App – Part 2

2 Jun 2015Val Okafor

How to create and publish your first Android app

Java

Android

Mobile

Handling Back Button Press in an Activity Called For Result

26 Jun 2015JainGirish

Understanding Android activities handling of back key press - some useful tips to avoid unexpected results or app crash

Parallel Android Applications for 64-bit architecture with Intel® TBB

1 Jun 2015Android on Intel

In this paper I will show you how easy it is to develop parallel applications for Android L 64 bit with Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB).

Java

Android

Mobile

Wrapping Java with C++ Objects - JNI OOP

31 May 2015Yochai Timmer

A way to avoid JNI's reflection oriented programming. Wrapping Java with C++

Text Max Length Programmatically | Tested on WinPhone APP

31 May 2015Alaa Ben Fatma

Choose your text maximum length programmatically and show a message whenever the length = the maximum length

Sensors in Android

14 Jun 2015Deepali Dhingra

This contains information about Sensors in Android.

How to Load and Read Data from Local Storage in Windows Phone 8.1

8 Jun 2015Deb Kumar Ghosal

Windows Phone 8.1 RT Microsoft has introduced many new features and changes in the Windows Phone 8.1. Isolated Storage is one of the crucial features that has completely changed in Windows Phone 8.1.

How to Design Dynamically Appearing Rows in A UITableView

22 Jun 2015Will J Miller

Describes a design approach for implementing dynamic rows in a UITableView

Interacting With Outlook Calendar Using Live SDK

22 Jun 2015Fiyaz Hasan

Building an outlook calendar app for windows phone using Live SDK

Current Participants

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

Alaa Ben Fatma

Student

France

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

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.

Azim Zahir

Instructor / Trainer NIIT, India

India

I am a trainer by profession. Currently I am working with iFuture Technologies(India) as a Senior Faculty. I enjoy programming as a hobby. During my career I have seen the growth and decline of many technologies, many of them being my favorites like Flash, WPF, Windows Mobile Development. Few of my current favorites are Android, Xamarin and Python, though I also like traditional and evergreen languages like PHP, C#, Visual Basic and Java.

Apart from computers, my favorite pastime is bicycling.

David Catuhe

United States

David Catuhe is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft focusing on web development. He is author of the babylon.js framework for building 3D games with HTML5 and WebGL. Read his blog on MSDN or follow him @deltakosh on Twitter.

Deb Kumar Ghosal

Technical Lead Honeywell International

India

James Cameron's films have always been distinguished by ground-breaking technical excellence. However his movies convey nothing about his technical ability.

Deepali Dhingra

Software Developer (Senior) Fiserv Inc.

New Zealand

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

Emiliano Musso

Software Developer

Italy

Working in IT since 2003 as Software Developer for Essetre Srl, a company in Northern Italy.
I was awarded in 2014, 2015 and 2016 with Microsoft MVP, for Visual Studio and Development Technologies expertise. My technology interests and main skills are in .NET Framework, Visual Basic, Visual C# and SQL Server, but i'm proficient in PHP and MySQL also.

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

Intel

United States

You may know us for our processors. But we do so much more. Intel invents at the boundaries of technology to make amazing experiences possible for business and society, and for every person on Earth.

Harnessing the capability of the cloud, the ubiquity of the Internet of Things, the latest advances in memory and programmable solutions, and the promise of always-on 5G connectivity, Intel is disrupting industries and solving global challenges. Leading on policy, diversity, inclusion, education and sustainability, we create value for our stockholders, customers and society.

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42 members

JainGirish

United Kingdom

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

Jeff Burtoft

United States

Jeff Burtoft is as a technical evangelist at Microsoft. Jeff co-authored his first book entitled HTML5 Hacks (O'Reilly Media) and is a founding blogger at html5hacks.com. He’s been in positions like "web master" for the Department of Defense to Principal front-end Engineer for a fortune 500 company. Jeff is a huge proponent of web standards, and loves all programing languages, as long as they are JavaScript. Jeff lives in Texas with his wife and three children. In his free time, he enjoys writing Apps and playing video games with his kids. Read his blog or follow him @boyofgreen on Twitter.

Lance A. Endres

Engineer APS Technology

United States

Lance is a research and development engineer in the area of drilling dynamics in the oil service industry. He holds a Ph.D. in engineering with his graduate work focused is in the area of computational dynamics and mechanics. He has been coding for over 20 years.

Member 11794279

Poland

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

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.

Will J Miller

Program Manager

United States

I'm a senior technical leader with over 20 years of experience leading full-cycle software engineering and mobile application development projects for emerging and established brands. I've contributed to the success of multi-billion-dollar products and software solutions for companies like Lucent Technologies, Reuters, and Wolters Kluwer, and implemented enterprise-wide technology standards responsible for driving both cost savings and revenue growth. A frequent contributor to open source software, I also consult with technology startups to develop mobile applications and have published several articles on iOS development and software management processes.

Yochai Timmer

Team Leader

Israel

http://stackoverflow.com/users/536086/yochai-timmer

First Prize	Azim Zahir - Android Compass
Prize pool	CodeProject T-Shirt - CodeProject


Second Prize	Emiliano Musso - Geolocalize a Device and Store Coordinates on Webserver
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).
Articles entries must follow the CodeProject submission guidelines.
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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.
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