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I am designing an app. I want to know store some metrics about my app in free cloud database. The metrics includes which functionality users using more, number of downloads, user preferences etc. Later, I would like to query this database to understand app metrics.
I googled and found there are some free database hosting services like FireBase, Buddy. I am not sure which one to choose for my use case. Any suggestions?
I know this is not a programming question but its a design requirement I want to make, and if it not the correct place to ask, atleast route me to correct path instead of simply closing or down voting.
I found answer to my question finally! It is Google Analytics.
Simple and easier to configure and use. Still exploring :-)
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I have leant basics of java, XML, firebase. I am able to create Instagram like app. But I want to proceed even further by enabling users to chat through the app (only major feature currently missing in my app). I have no idea as to where to start. Can anyone suggest a verified course which could help me learn?
For your further questions, I'm introducing you Google - your best friend, when you have a question and you are looking for the answer.
Some of good resurces (where I don't know where are you with your knowledge):
thenewboston channel (youtube), help me a lot when I started learning Android development, they also provide good tutorials on other languages
Udemy
Coursera also has a lot of good resources
And a good advice, based on my experiences from work: start learning about Hybrid mobile technologies like React native, Ionic, Flutter, etc. because they are also very popular these days and I'm sure they will grow in future.
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I am working java FX application and I want to upload images from application to firebase storage.
I have integrated firebase admin SDK for core java.
Now I can manage firebase database easily. But now, I want to work on Uploading images and I could not find any example or tutorial that is easy or understandable.
All I found, is related to android but I need it in core java.
Please suggest me proper example or help me out.
I will be very thankful to you.
Take a look at OkHTTP. It works for both Android and pure Java. This answer gives you a template for uploading.
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I'm conceptualising a new solution where in my first step, i need to centralize Data from different sources( Databases, Excel Files, CSV files...) into a temporary Database before starting my controles and batches, this will allow me to have a good starting point which will not be affected by the changes in my sources’ data, the question is what's the best solution for me, an ETL like Talend or Pentahoo , or a java based solution with a spring batch? thank you verry much for your answers
Check out AWS Glue. It is in preview stage now but you can sign up for access. Once there you can manage everything in their cloud for free for a long time. https://aws.amazon.com/glue/
Talend (or Pentaho) gives you all the necessary components to do what you want with very limited hand coding.
On the other side, if you want to do everything by yourself...
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I picked up Java programming as a hobby. Right now I am past the basics and currently learn Swing. I created a simple login form and want to connect it to a database. The problem is I know nothing about databases and where to start learning about them. Can you point me in the right direction?
Thats good to hear that u piked up java as your hobby and also completed chapter of basic.I wish you best of luck.
Now,your query if u want to connect your program with database then there is API in java named as JDBC.
You can use jdbc or can use frameworks like hibernate and all.
If you want to learn database then start learning it because its necessary for almost all application.
Best of luck
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I'm looking for a Java based forum engine which is easy to integrate with an existing website.
Currently I have tables for users (including columns for passwords and email etc) and would simply like to add a forum.
From http://java-source.net/open-source/forum-software I've found these:
JForum
JavaBB
jGossip
JsForum
nemesis-forum
mvnForum
Yazd
FreeForums
Sk Forum
JForumFusion
Top candidates currently, are JForum, Jive, mvnForum and Yazd.
My question is, does anyone have experience of any of these or some other forum engine, and especially, experience on integrating it with existing user tables?
For reference, JForum really met all my requirements. Their single-sign on (SSO) framework works like a charm, and gives me the responsibility to decide which username/password pairs are valid. No special cookies needed either, just my good old session map.