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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm developing a free application and would like to make some money by embedding advertisements in it. Initially I had planned to embed ads in a webbrowser control (AdSense, Google Ads) but found that this isn't allowed. Does anybody have experience with this?
The program is coded in C# and will run on PCs not windows mobile
(Although I hate these,) one option for you might be to bundle toolbars? For example, InstallShield 2009 allows you to bundle the Yahoo! toolbar with your app's installer. You join the Acresso Value-Added Services program and get paid everytime the toolbar is used.
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Closed 9 years ago.
This might be a silly question, but I'll ask it anyway.
I'm on the road a lot or otherwise away from my computer, and i don't own a laptop sadly, and I'm still a beginner in programming.
I'm wondering if there is a c# IDE that would run on an android tablet, or will i have to stick to text editors while away from my PC?
Thanks in advance!
A C# IDE doesn't exist on Android as far as i know, but you could have a look at Touchqode, which is a great code editor.
Touchqode is a true mobile code editor that comes with syntax
highlighting, autocomplete and other features found in a desktop IDE
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have some basic code made in C#. Is it possible to compile it for Android with little to no code changes?
You would need to use something like Xamarin (formerly MonoTouch).
Yes, you can develop application for android!
Xamarin For Android - Not a free product, full functional trial is available.
Dot42 - Not free for commercial use.
You can use them!
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Closed 9 years ago.
Currently debating on using Xamarin for a project, anybody got any ideas on android billing system? ideally on the subscription service. Is it all done through play store?
In-app billing requires sending requests from your app to IInAppBillingService. This requires using an AIDL file to invoke IPC method calls, but it is currently not supported by Mono for Android. However, it is still possible use AIDL in Mono for Android, but need some workarounds. Take a look at this answer.
Also, I heard there are some existing solutions to do in-app billing, check this or this.
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Closed 10 years ago.
(I do hope my question still fits into what is allowed to ask here)
Having successfully developed and deployed iPhone applications using MonoTouch, I was looking for ways to do it for OS X, too.
What I found was MonoMac (also on Github) which looks promising to me.
Since most stuff seems to be from 2010/2011 I'm unsure whether this is still up-to-date.
My questions therefore are:
Are there any real-world applications out there that were recently successfully submitted to the Mac OS X AppStore?
Would you recommend using it for commercial projects nowadays?
Are there any working alternatives? (beside learning Objective C, which I'm currently doing)
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Closed 10 years ago.
I'm interested in creating a development environment in WPF which can aid non-programmers(like parents) to write simple programs in C# for children. So, I want to make a WPF application (development environment ) which creates a new WPF app. It's impossible, right?
There is a simple way to prove that doing so is not impossible: finding some existing application that can create new WPF applications. But that's exactly what Visual Studio does.
So, no, it's not impossible.
If you want to know whether doing that would be easy, that's completely different question.