TimeApp is an upcoming social app which contains a series of feature never seen on other social apps before. We are currently on the final stages of development and we are in closed beta on both Android and iOS platforms.
If you are interested in testing our app, please PM me or send to [email protected] with your Email address and operating system (those two are a must), with optional additional info like name, region or age. Our closed beta testing starts on June 20th. You can apply for more than one personnel.
As said in the title, any participant would get a permanent VIP account as our thank you gift.
Thank you for you time : )
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LocationMinder is a reminder manager that allows you to set reminders based on locations.
It comes in handy when you want to get reminders when you are at the grocery store for this very rare thing that you need to get.
Or
Maybe a good friend of you owes you money, and he has been being a jerk and pretend to never have change, you can set a reminder located at his house, so that next time you visit his place, you can for sure collect the money.
You can set reminder locations by address, or by a business name.
Here is the link:
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Version 1.0 is already on the marketplace.
Version 1.5 is now under certification.
Version 1.6 will add small bug fixes and some more convenience settings.
Please support
A video will say it all
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H42KapbLjQM
XDA provides a specific section to post "paid" apps.
Also please re-read XDA forum rules regarding these. As the rules will have changed since you registered in 2007.
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I am working on a web service and thought it might be of interest to Windows 8 app developers out there, who might find the service useful and could even help testing it and offer advice on how to improve.
The product (codename Myelin, currently in alpha) brings powerful user feedback tools directly into your mobile apps. With just a couple of lines of code, you can integrate functionality that not only allows users to send comments directly to the dev, but also to track any replies and provide additional follow-up after the first submission. No private information (such as email address or account name) is ever shared, and no registration is required. It just works directly from the app.
Coming in the future are even more exciting features that make meaningful communication between the dev and the end user simpler and faster.
On the backend we have a feedback management portal that allows to monitor incoming feedback efficiently and manage any required follow-up in a bugtracking-like approach (think support tickets).
We have recently rolled out a client (== app plugin) for Windows 8 HTML apps, and would welcome devs willing to take it for a spin and give us feedback. BTW, XAML support is coming in the future; if you'd be interested, let me know and this work may move further up the priority list. XAML version for C#\VB Win8 apps is also available.
The service is currently free while it's in active development. While there are plans to eventually take it commercial, we will in any event be very accomodating to our early adopters.
You can read more at https://www.tfp0.com/s/windows8. If you're interested in learning more, reply here, PM, or just go ahead and sign up over at the website (we have plenty of spots available) to see what we have going there.
Below is a collage of various screens that the plugin introduces in the form of settings flyouts.
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Since I've seen some offline interest in a XAML-based version, I wanted to note here that we did in fact roll out a version of the plugin for XAML.
In addition, both versions (HTML and XAML) are now available through NuGet as Timefork.DyneinXaml and Timefork.DyneinHtml .
Do you miss IRC? NearUs gives you the old feeling of choosing a nickname and chatting with random people, locally!
NearUs is the anonymous way of connecting at events and places. We believe freedom of speech is an important component of everyone online life, so on a local area you should be able to meet new people and interact freely.
NearUs is free, no registration whatsoever. Join or create your own chat room based on desired radius(0-5000m). Rooms can be associated to an event or place.
Events can be limited in time (eg. rock concert, a sports event) or unlimited (eg. a university or shopping mall).
Download us: nearus . mobi / android
We just launched our beta test app and your feedback will be appreciated.
Comments, feature requests we will be gladly to hear.
Thanks
Gattic 0.32 Beta
About
Gattic is an event scheduling application that organizes and centralizes all of your daily tasks. Our unique organizational schema of Who, What, When, Where, Why paired with the chat allows for a simple yet efficient way for managing your tasks. We are looking for both people who want to start organizing their lives and people who are organized already but just can't find the right app. We come out with updates once or twice a month. We will be having some big updates so stay tuned!
What's New?
Group Functionality - This is our first update with group functionality. We would like feedback as we integrate groups with events over the course of the next month.
Friend Functionality - Text to invite is currently disabled until iOS is out. Besides that, what functionality would you want to make adding friends easier?
Event Feed & Scrollbar Heat Map - Are you a fan the Feed layout? Are the colors intuitive?
What can you do for us?
Use the feedback form! We want to hear what you have to say. We have a ton of features on our of To-Do list and want to put your needs at the top to give you the best experience we can.
Android Download
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vox.gattic.gattic&hl=en
Twitter
twitter.com/GatticOrganizer
Website
gattic.net
Will be able to post real links in 9 more updates...lol
Unless there are any kind moderators out there
Hi guys,
probably it's not a proper forum, and my post is offtopic, but it's a most reliable forum on xda-dev for this post, other forums are simple dead
For the "rara avis", developers who still do something on Win10 platform, I'd like to share my personal experience to publish an app with restricted capabilities (desktop bridge) on Microsoft store. Might be, someone will find this useful (I hope so!).
So:
- on March, 29 I created a "desktop bridge" app from already existing app and started submission. Of course, package submission failed, and I issued a "desktop bridge permission request".
- next day, March 30, I received automated confirmation.
- on April, 10, I've got mail from Windows App Consult with request to fill some form(s) in Word document format, zip it with my app (.appx or .appxbundle) and share with Microsoft team.
- two weeks later, on April, 24, I've got another mail (quoting):
Hello, we have completed the testing of your desktop application. Congratulations, your application is compliant and, as such, your developer account has now been unlocked! Please allow 24-48 business hours for the permissions to propagate, then you’ll be able to start the submission process on the Dev Center’s website.
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- and, after two days (48 hours, not an hour or minute sooner ), my app was published and become available on the next day(s) or so
Here we go: the very first console app published in the Microsoft Store (if it's not please let me know). App is completely free and open source; I set $0.99 price just in case if someone wanna donate a bottle of good beer to me ($1 isn't enough of course but it's OK). App "trial" isn't different from paid; and of course you can download it directly from the github, or build by yourself.
The main purpose of this experiment was to check an ability to the regular, third party developer, to publish an app with restricted access via MS store, and, I can say, it works as promised...
P.S. Oh, I forgot to say: please download the app, use it (if you really need it) and rate up to five stars, please!