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Building a mobile app capable of running on multiple platforms can be a daunting task. Different operating systems, screen sizes, offline capabilities and more can be a challenge. A growing number of developers are opting to build their apps in cross-platform HTML5 code that can be compiled into native apps that can be sold in app stores and markets.
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Equus - Horse Education
A horse education application
Equus is the ultimate horse education app! It provides you with the basics of hippology (the study of horses), and also provides a fun and entertaining way to learn about them! By making use of helpful diagrams and fun, yet challenging, interactive quizzes, you will be on your way to being a hippology expert in no time! And the app is always expanding and adding new features, so there will always be something new and interesting to learn! Features: - Learn the anatomy of a horse with... -
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A framework and Java class for rapid development of quiz apps for Android-smartphones. Preview-clip: http://youtu.be/QmBexUPsqm0 I have currently no resources to push this project further. However, if you're interested feel free to contact me - depending on the feedback I receive I might re-arrange my priorities.
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