Introducing Android Scripting Environment The Android Scripting Environment (ASE) brings scripting languages to Android by allowing you to edit and execute scripts and interactive interpreters directly on the Android device. These scripts have access to many of the APIs available to full-fledged Android applications, but with a greatly simplified interface that makes it easy to:Handle intentsStart activitiesMake phone callsSend text messagesScan bar codesPoll location and sensor dataUse text-to-speech (TTS)And moreScripts can be run interactively in a terminal, started as a long running service, or started via Locale. Python, Lua and BeanShell are currently supported, and we're planning to add Ruby and JavaScript support, as well. Scripts can be edited directly on the phone. The script manager displays available scripts. Scripts can be launched interactively or as background services. Interactive terminals can be started for interpreters that support it. Scripts can use the Android UI to get user input. import android, xmpp
slidenerd Meet the BOSS mighty, his name is Vivz, he is the founder of slidenerd and the guy behind the Java and the Android videos you have been watching so far. Which subjects can we talk about? This is Introductory Android development info 15+ Awesome Android Tasker Profiles & Tutorials Tasker is one of the best applications ever built for android and is among the important reasons why I chose an android as my companion. From automating phone profiles to acting as a location reminder tool, it does everything that I can think of and pushes the limit of the phone to a new height. I’m not really a tasker guru but I’ve played with it for long and have collected a bunch of profiles that make my (already awesome) phone even awesome. Basic Things to be known Adding a new Profile Click on New –> Give it a name –> Add a Context. New Task Tap on the + icon and then, select an action category. I suppose you’ve got the basic ideas. 1. An anti-theft application is among the most essential app for your multi-hundred bucks phone. a) Tracking with GPSLifehacker has written a very detailed tutorial on getting your phone’s location with GPS. 2. 3. Context: State –> USB Plugged Action: Net –> USB Tether 4. Context: State –> Calendar Entry (Available – No) Action: Audio –> Silent Mode 5. 6. 7.
9 Ways to Make Android automatic with Tasker Tasker is the ultimate Android app. It creates profiles to automatically change settings, delivers shortcuts, helps manage daily activities, and automates many of the mundane tasks that you attempt to perform each day. All without much effort (other than set-up process). Tasker uses “contexts” to trigger tasks or setting changes. A context could be something as simple as the day of the week, a headset being plugged in, having a certain battery percentage, or entering a certain location. Once a context takes place, it triggers an action like turning off auto-sync, loading Pandora, or sending a text message to your girlfriend to let her know you’re 5 minutes away. Locale was the first automated app that Android users embraced, but many turned sour once the app began charging money for add-ons and actually became less useful. Set Periodic AutoSyncs AutoSync is great for keeping you up to date, but not for conserving battery. Open Media apps list when headset plugged in Create settings widgets