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Shoot Them Down - A Simple Shooter Game Application For Android/IOS

Submitted by razormist on
This is simple application that can run on Android or IOS devices. The Shoot Them Down is a simple and very fun arcade game. The goal of the game is to avoid enemies and obstacles to survive. The player has a gun that can destroy enemies that stopping you in the road, and also watch out for your energy level because as you shoot, it is depleted simultaneously. There's a chance that a battery drop on enemies when killed or fall from a random direction.

Shooter Game – A Simple Android/iOS Application

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This is a simple application that can be run on Android and iOS. If you want to learn how games are made, this simple application will teach you the very basic of shooting an enemy. C# is used as the main scripting language for Game Engine called Unity3d. So, before running the source code, you need to download the Unity editor. You do not need to worry about Visual Studio because Unity has built in editor called MonoDevelop.

E - Commerce

Submitted by Rakesh Kumar Patel on
If you’re in a hurry, then E-Commerce App is the best option for you. Late delivery, cold food, no change, low quantity, or same old Dal or Pizza - we wanted to solve this madness for you. So we built a whole new App for you that is a single point to order all your food - Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Desserts, Starters. Anytime, any craving, Any Food, E-Commerce App finds a solution for you. Just grab your mobile, place your order and get piping hot food delivered.

Android/Mobile Thesis and Capstone Projects

Submitted by alpha_luna on
Android/Mobile Thesis and Capstone Projects If you are looking for Android/Mobile Thesis and Capstone Projects then you are at the right place. We have a list of mobile projects below for your capstone and thesis projects in your school. All listed below, it can be create or developed in three major mobile Operating System or OS, those are IOS, Android, and Windows. Read Also: List of Thesis Title

Calculator Mobile App (Android, iOS, WinPhone)

Submitted by shannah on
This is a simple demo of a functional calculator native mobile application. It is written using Codename One, and can be deployed as a native Android, iOS, Windows Phone, J2ME, BlackBerry, Web, Mac, or Windows App. The code is as follows: package com.codename1.demos.calculator; import com.codename1.ui.Button; import com.codename1.ui.Component; import com.codename1.ui.Container; import com

Apple Introduces iOS 7.0.3 To Remove iOS 7 Bugs

Submitted by Saad Arif on
Not long ago, apple introduced its latest mobile operating system iOS 7 but it accompanied many bugs too. The biggest problem faced by iPhone and iPad users was battery drainage issue. This is not something that has happened for the first time with iOS update. In previous version of iOS similar bugs were found and later removed by Apple. Working on the same improvement policy, Apple has come up

NetBeans 7.4 Released

Submitted by jproimakis on
NetBeans IDE 7.4 is now available, with its HTML5 development support implemented in version 7.3, now expanded to Java EE and PHP applications, as well as support for mobile web development on Android and iOS. NetBeans IDE allows you to quickly and easily develop Java desktop, mobile and web applications as well as HTML5 applications with HTML, JavaScript and CSS. The IDE also provides a variety

Ubuntu Ended Dreams of Toppling Windows

Submitted by navajocodetalker on
The founder of open source software Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth declared that his dreams of topping the world's most popular software, Windows have already ended. He already gave up on his dream of ending Microsoft's dominance but credited iOS and Android of getting a chunk of the market share in mobile platforms. During the year 2004, Shuttleworth wrote the "Bug #1" in Ubuntu's development logs

Santiago Gonzales: 14-year-old Programmer Next Steve Jobs (Video)

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A fourteen-year-old programmer, named Santiago Gonzales, made some media buzz after he was featured in Prodigies, a YouTube video series by ThinkrTV. Prodigies is a bi-weekly series showcasing the youngest and brightest as they challenge themselves to reach new heights and the stories behind them. Santiago Gonzales is a 14-year-old programmer and software developer who was seen by many experts to