How to display Device Model and OS Version in Android using Basic4Android

Submitted by donbermoy on
Good day! This is my other tutorial on how to find and display your Android OS Version and your Device Android Model. The version history of the Android mobile operating system began with the release of the Android beta in November 2007. The first commercial version, Android 1.0, was released in September 2008. Today, the latest Android version is the Android KitKat 4.4.

Bantas Programming Language Editor v1.1

Submitted by muthym on
BantasPLed is a Bantas Programming Language Editor coded in Rapid-Q programming language. The editor is very simple and very basic to run your BantasPL programs. You can study the code and improve it according to your taste :) For now, only the source code of the editor is available. I still have many things to do for its interpreter. So expect bugs. But don't worry you can still play with it

Free Java Random Generating Text Styles

Submitted by DavaoCloudStudio on
This is a randomize character symbols simply by generate text what you want. Original SAMPLE Generated Ṡ̘̹̞̤̱̲̺͉͚͉̜̝̲̰̭͉̘͎̂ͪ͛ͭ͂Ḁ͉̤̺̹͕̠̖͕̰̗̹͓̫͈̠͍̆̀ͤ̾ͯ̄M͍̹͕͇̟̘͙̃̅̅ͧ̽͋̌ͥͥͪ̈P͍̳̞̙̹̤̟̲͇̟̳͚̳̭̣̝͖̭̬͛̒ͯ̊ͦ͗̊̆̿̊͛̌ͫ̚L͙̱̭͍̙̩̤̟̥̞ͦ̌͆̌ͧͅE̜̠͖̫͍̫̲̫̞͖͖̱͔̙̓ͭ̒ͬ̿̊̏ͥͅ or Try here: http://www.a-cucumber-xamp.tk/aircode/

Android Phone Call Tutorial using Basic4Android

Submitted by donbermoy on
In this tutorial, i will introduce another kind of application in which it can dial the number you wanted to call. I call this Phone Call Application. P.S This project is developed in Basic4Android 2.47, and tested with Android 4.0.1. On this, you need to create one button and named it as "Call". Next, named your abstract design as "main".

Android Progressbar Tutorial using Basic4Android

Submitted by donbermoy on
Hi! In this tutorial, I will introduce another component/controls in Basic4Android, the ProgressBar. ProgressBar displays a bar to the user representing how far the operation has progressed; the application can change the amount of progress modifying the length of the bar as it moves forward. On this, you need to create one ProgressBar and named it as "pgb1", two Labels and named it as "lblPercent" for the percentage, and "Label1" and label it as "%". Next, named your abstract design as "tutorial".
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