Articles tagged: Android
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LiveCode and Android Studio
Updated on: Aug 21, 2025
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The Basics: How do I Create Hello World on Android?
This lesson describes the very basic steps of creating an application that runs on Android via LiveCode. Screen captures and sample code are provided.
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How do I Develop Cross-Platform in LiveCode?
Updated on: Feb 25, 2018
<p>This lesson discusses the cross-platform development capabilities of LiveCode and provides screen captures of one of our in house games that we developed in 3 hours and 16 minutes. The game is now available from the Apple store. <br />A link to the source code and screen captures of the game o... -
How do I use the Question and Password Dialogues in LiveCode Mobile?
This lesson describes how to use the LiveCode Question and Password Dialogues in iOS and Android. Source code and screen captures are provided.
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How do I Capture Images in LiveCode Mobile?
Updated on: May 31, 2024
This lesson describes how to detect the camera features of iOS and Android devices and take photos from cameras that are available. Screen captures and sample code are provided.
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How do I detect a shaking motion using LiveCode mobile?
This lesson will show you how to start using the 'motion' features provided by the accelerometer on an iOS or Android device. Specifically we will look at how you might make your application perform a certain action when the device is given a good shake.
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How do I get an image from my mobile photo library
In this lesson we are going to take a look at how we can get a image file into your stack from your mobile device photo library.
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Using local notifications
Updated on: Feb 12, 2024
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Using custom URL schemes
Updated on: Jan 31, 2017
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Using multi-channel audio on mobile
Updated on: Feb 19, 2024
<p>Multi channel audio is a very useful feature available on iOS, which enables us to handle different pieces of audio separately by using separate 'channels'. This lesson will take you through the basics of using channel-based audio on iOS, and will show you how to use it to play multiple sounds...