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The Mobile Analytics SDK for JavaScript allows JavaScript-enabled applications to create and submit events for analysis in the AWS Console and through Auto Export to S3 and Redshift. The library uses the browser's local storage API to create a local cache for the data, allowing your web application to batch and record events even when the app is offline. You can record monetization events to enable reports such as Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) and more. Additional app and environment details can be added to the "options" object when initializing the SDK. These details will be captured and applied to all events and can be useful if using Auto Export for custom analysis of your data.

The android application was made primarily because I couldn't find any application which allowed me to record myself singing along to a song. Thus, SelfCorder was born. It allows you to choose an audio file, and record a video while the audio is simultaneously playing. You can record yourself in a quiet environment using earphones. The high-quality recording can be used as an audition tape of yourself. On speakers, the audio will interfere, so unless that is what you want, I recommend earphones. ...

...All you need to do is attach event-handlers to the gestures. Your functions get called when the user makes the gesture with the device. The library comes with some pre-recorded gestures. You can also record your own custom gestures using the recorder application. NOTE: This library recognises gestures made by moving the hand-held device in your hand. It does not recognise gestures from video or images.