Android
I’ve written about 70 Android Apps and Games since getting started with the platform in the Summer of 2011. They are mostly available on the Android Market, and all are open source and hosted at my GitHub page.
- Document Creation and Information Management
- Audio Tools
- Encryption and Obfuscation
- Games
- Graphics and Imaging
- Super Whistle +Android Whistles
- Easy Bat Whistle
- Easy Cat Whistle
- Easy Cow and Chicken Whistle
- Easy Dog Whistle
- Easy Ferret And ChinChilla Whistle
- Easy Fish And Snake Whistle
- Easy Frog and Owl Whistle
- Easy Hamster And Gerbil Whistle
- Easy Horse and Donkey Whistle
- Easy Mouse And Rat Whistle
- Easy Pest Control
- Easy Rabbit And Hedgehog Whistle
- Easy Raccoon and Opossum Whistle
- Easy Reptile Whistle
- Easy Sheep Whistle
- Easy Whale and Porpoise Whistle
- System and Network Tools
- Utilities and Lifestyle Apps
Wondering if you’d be interested in developing a “CPO” app. Recently had to recertify for the Certified Pool Operators and had developed quite a few conversions in Excel that I’d be happy to send you. The NSPF just came out with an Android app but it’s sold in segments, i.e. volume calculations, chemical dosing etc. I have just about all of them in one spreadsheet. Understand if you’re not interested as it looks like you’re one busy developer.
Thanks,
Mike
Hey Mike,
Apologies, but yeah I’ve gotten myself pretty far buried in my todo list. I do think that if it’s just a series of excel equations that it would be relatively easy to implement, and if you decide to give it a go I’d be happy to offer what advice I can. Cool idea!
Thanks,
/H