The latest version of Android Studio is called Koalas(2024.1.1) Please visit this site for details: https://bit.ly/4eAwThe For Windows download go here: https://bit.ly/3VToH4h I had problems installing an older version named Arctic Fox here; https://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/2021/09/installing-android-studio-arctic-fox.html#google_vignette Instructions: If you downloaded an .exe file (recommended), double-click to launch it. If you downloaded a .zip file: Unpack the .zip. Copy the android-studio folder into your Program Files folder. Open the android-studio > bin folder. Launch studio64.exe (for 64-bit machines) or studio.exe (for 32-bit machines). Follow the Setup Wizard in Android Studio and install any recommended SDK packages. Herein I describe the installation of Android Studio Koalas on a Windows x64 laptop Surface Pro 5. I downloaded this file: android-studio-2024.1.1.11-windows.exe The installation screens are shown here: Although all the screens have successful...
In my previous post, I described some details of the Appery.io platform for developing hybrid and web apps. In this post, I show details of creating a mobile app and viewing it on iPhone 6S. The details are also available on the Appery.io site but here in you will get to see the step by step screen shots. If you have followed my posts on Intel XDK ( http://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/search?q=intel+xdk ) , you will have no trouble in following this post. With Intel XDK not supporting some of the editing features Appery.io editor seems to fill in the void. I will explore it a little further to see how far this is taken. First come first. You need to first sign up here: https://appery.io/account/signup Go to your email and confirm your account. Once you have the account you can build. Go here to get to the developer platform: https://appery.io/app/projects Click on Apps. I have found the server to be very slow and you may have to wait a considerable time. You may...
You have built a web application on your PC or laptop. Now, you want to see how it appears on a mobile device. This is the use case for a mobile simulator, an extension that displays how your site would appear on a handheld. It is a responsive testing tool. It is available on Google Chrome Webstore. It can simulate 5 models of Android smartphones and 11 models of Apple smartphones. Deatils here: Mobile Simulator From the above site you can add it to Microsoft Edge where it will show as one of the extensions as shown. How do you test it? Just bring up a web page (any) as shown here: Now click on this icon and see the simulator getting displayed as shown: There is another web site here with some operational buttons on the right.
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