Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label android

Learning Flutter (Part 2 - Install / Update Android Studio)

As my Android studio is outdated. Going to install a new one  https://developer.android.com/studio?utm_source=android-studio after downloaded the compressed tarball (.tar.gz) , extract to /opt directory! yeah i override the old one, as i have nothing to worry on eg environment settings. why need to store it in /opt directory? read this please :D  so i have something like  /opt/android-studio then we do the Android SDK update  . . . . today practice is a lot of waiting time :D . . .  Done  then install the Flutter & Dart plugins! ok then updating my Android emulator image! lol.  ..... another waiting time, i can say this practice should be done parallel with other activity. haha yes i am. very light2 and chill2 :D...  tutorial reference https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/editor

Learning Flutter (Part 1 - Install Flutter)

 Trying to learn something new. Want to start with Flutter first. I do have some experience developing Android APP but that was a decade a ago. Using Android SDK to develop from scratch. However as time changed in a glimpse. Now its time to explore a new SDK! Flutter~   First i followed the instructions on how to install Flutter on my linux machine https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/linux encountered few issues.  [!] Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK version 29.0.3)     ✗ cmdline-tools component is missing       Run `path/to/sdkmanager --install "cmdline-tools;latest"`       See https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line for more details.     ✗ Android license status unknown.       Run `flutter doctor --android-licenses` to accept the SDK licenses.       See https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/instal...

Step by Step Read Android Logs using ADB Logcat in Ubuntu

Having ADB Logcat will be helpful in debugging our android application to check important logs for troubleshooting purposes. Using Ubuntu as your main operating system, you might come across this matter on how to debug our device application easily? Instead of installing doubtful Logcat applications on Google Play Store why not we just do it ourselves? Android Apps Awesome! Steps to Read Android Application Logs in Ubuntu using ADB Logcat. 1. Enable the developer mode in our Phone  This step varies from different phone models. Please checkout you phone-specific instructions to enable developer mode 2. Then enable the USB debugging in our phone  Usually in Settings > Additional Settings > Developer Options > Usb Debugging 3. Install the ADB tools  sudo apt install adb 4. Plug in the phone ensure that Ubuntu recognizes the phone you can see the "Android" / Phone device is mounted properly   5. Now run the ADB command to list available...

Tutorial on min3d framework

Salam all. This time I want to share a bit, how I tried out the mid3d framework for the first time. Acknowledge that I am new to android development.   I just follow the tutorial on Mat-d website but there are certain things that I don’t understand how they actually work. Thus I want to share what I did step by step to make this example work. For explanations on coding/steps or errors please visit Mat-d website here J you ll understand more …. mat-d original tutorial load a 3d obl model with min3d for android Step one . Download min3d into your eclipse . Select File>Import>SVN>Checkout projects from SVN Next. Choose radio button : Create a new repository location Next. Enter the svn location http://min3d.googlecode.com/svn/trunk the thing that we want to check out from the svn is the min3d framework code. Step two. Download obj file  www.3dvia.com …you need to register first..it has free acc version.. and download the...