Hey everybody,
Neuro Notes is a fun project that I have been working on. I built it in order to make notetaking in the classroom a little better and efficient. I know that there are many times when I miss something that the professor says and then I spend so much time trying to figure that out that I end up missing some other stuff. This software is meant to solve that problem and make notetaking streamlined and more efficient.
I built Neuro Notes using C#.NET, windows forms, and an SQL database in the backend for storing simple data. Hopefully, you'll be able to see an android app soon!
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Sunday, January 02, 2011
Buddy-Me Android Application
Hey Everybody,
I just completed my first individual Android project, titled BuddyMe. The intention with Buddy Me was to create a network by which people could quickly and easily identify which of their friends are in their vicinity and locate them. This app would be a great asset for any socialite who is typically found traversing the streets of a popular city on any given night.
The app itself is, of course, written in java with help from the android libraries. The information regarding friends is stored on a server running ruby on rails. When prompted by the user, the app retrieves relevant user data from the server, processes it, and translates it onto a google map, allowing users to see where they are, and where their friends are.
More integration and features to come! (as well as an iphone version?)
UPDATE: The backend originally used Ruby on Rails, but due to limitations, I decided to build a backend in Python. Python hosts a web server with a unique WEB API. Requests are formed in the android application and sent to the webserver, which takes the appropriate action, whether that be retrieving data from the SQL database, updating data in the database, or returning information to the phone.
I just completed my first individual Android project, titled BuddyMe. The intention with Buddy Me was to create a network by which people could quickly and easily identify which of their friends are in their vicinity and locate them. This app would be a great asset for any socialite who is typically found traversing the streets of a popular city on any given night.
The app itself is, of course, written in java with help from the android libraries. The information regarding friends is stored on a server running ruby on rails. When prompted by the user, the app retrieves relevant user data from the server, processes it, and translates it onto a google map, allowing users to see where they are, and where their friends are.
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| This is an example of a friend that has been located. |
UPDATE: The backend originally used Ruby on Rails, but due to limitations, I decided to build a backend in Python. Python hosts a web server with a unique WEB API. Requests are formed in the android application and sent to the webserver, which takes the appropriate action, whether that be retrieving data from the SQL database, updating data in the database, or returning information to the phone.
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