Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
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Friday, April 21, 2017

10 Best Apps Running For Android

10 Best Apps Running For Android


Now that we have a firm handle on just how important exercise is, it’s become all the rage. People are running to shed those pounds, stay in shape, and hopefully live a slightly longer, happier life. Running is fine and dandy, but it’s also boring and difficult to do correctly. Let’s check out the best running apps for Android to help you run the right way.

10. Adidas Train and Run

[Price: Free] - Get It Now 

Adidas Train and Run is a fitness application with a focus on running from an equipment company that knows a thing or two about running. This one includes a whole bunch of free training programs to help you get into shape and stay that way. You can also use GPS to track your route, pace, and distance. It was designed to work with the company’s Fit Smart device but there are a variety of compatible devices you can use as well.


9. Couch to 5K by RunDouble



[Price: Free / $1.59-$3.20] - Get It Now 

Couch to 5K (abbreviated as C25K) is a running app built specifically for beginners. It includes a bunch of workouts to follow to go from being a couch potato to running a 5K race. It uses the popular C25K methods that were previously available and has simply put that methodology into application format. It works pretty well and you can try it out before you buy to see if it’s the right app to get you out running.


8. Endomondo


[Price: Free with in-app purchases] - Get It Now

Endomondo is a very popular running application with over 10 million downloads to date. The app comes with a variety of features including the ability to track your fitness by measuring speed, duration, distance, and even estimated calories burned. It also lets you keep a log, set goals, and there is even audio feedback to help keep you motivated. It’s well designed and easy to use which makes it great for experts and beginners alike. It also has support for a bunch of wearable devices along with MyFitnessPal nutrition info integration.


7. Get Running


[Price: $2.99] - Get It Now 

Get Running is a newer running application that has started out with a very good rating on the Google Play Store. This is another app that utilizes the C25K method of learning and, as such, is geared toward beginners and intermediates. It features audio feedback, the ability to let you plan your fitness routines, social media support, and more. It’s a solid application that does what it needs to do without too many bells and whistles.


6. Google Fit


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Google Fit is Google’s fitness application that comes with most Android devices. It has one of the more stable Android Wear experiences out there and recent updates have made the app itself more powerful. You’ll have a step counter, graphs to track your fitness, and even a calorie counter to show how much you’ve burned. It’s very simple, totally free, and worth a shot since many of you have this app on your device already.


5. Map My Run


[Price: Free with in-app purchases] - Get It Now 

Map My Run is an app that focuses on allowing you to track and plan your routes with GPS. It also has a few additional features that are a bit unique. For instance, it has a gear tracker that lets you keep track of things like your running shoes so you know when you’ve run your old pair out. It also comes with some additional fitness features and nutritional data. If you go “MVP” (buying the pro version), you can get additional features such as heart rate analysis, training plans, and live tracking.



4. Nike+ Running



[Price: Free] - Get It Now 

Nike+ Running is one of the most popular running apps out there. It comes with the standard set of features such as tracking your fitness, elements to help you stay motivated, and a plethora of training videos, programs, and routines. The interface could probably use a little more Material Design, but the general consensus among users is that this app does very well. There is even a competitive aspect that lets you challenge friends.


3. Runkeeper


[Price: Free with in-app purchases] - Get It Now 

Runkeeper is another very popular running app with a high rating on Google Play. It features Material Design and the interface is both gorgeous and easy to use. With this app you can keep track of running pace, speed, distance, and calorie burn and you can even account for things like elevation. It also comes with training routines for 10K, half marathon, and full marathon runs. It’s geared for intermediates but is friendly for beginners and experts alike.


2. Runtastic



[Price: Free with in-app purchases] - Get It Now 

Runtastic is arguably the most popular running and fitness app out there. It also has a very respectable 4.5 rating in the Google Play Store. It comes loaded with features, including Android Wear support, support for various Bluetooth fitness devices, GPS maps, fitness tracking, and advanced stats about your fitness. There is even a live cheering feature that lets your friends cheer you on. It’s definitely geared for experts but it’s friendly enough for intermediates and beginners, although beginners may be a bit overwhelmed at first.


1. Strava


[Price: Free with in-app purchases] - Get It Now 

Strava is right up there with Runtastic as one of the more recognizable names in fitness software. Strave offers the basic features like fitness plans, activity tracking, GPS tracking, and fitness planning. You’ll also get a few fun features like social training, photo sharing, competition via leaderboards, and more. It comes with support with a bunch of Bluetooth fitness accessories and you get even more features if you use the web version.

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Monday, March 27, 2017

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Swift 3 fue lanzado el 13 de junio de 2016. Obtener un buen inicio en la última versión del Swift antes que los demás es vital para tener garantías de éxito como programador!


¿Alguna vez has querido probar a cabo la programación de apps? ¿Has tratado de aprender Swift, sólo para estar harto de los incompletos tutoriales de YouTube o las clases o documentación en inglés? ¿Has empezado a migrar código de Swift 2 a 3?


Pues entonces no busques más, pues este curso es para ti. 


En este curso,  Swift 3 es el protagonista. En es aprenderemos la información básica que tienes que saber para iniciarte en Swift 3. Yo mismo, Juan Gabriel Gomila, soy matemático, y en el mundo de la programación de apps, me he formado de forma  autodidacta, así que sé lo que se siente al comenzar desde cero en este mundillo. Mi objetivo fundamental es que vosotros, futuros estudiantes aprendáis con garantías de éxito. Si no me crees, échale un vistazo al resto de mis cursos y observa qué opinan los estudiantes de los mismos. Su palabra vale más que cualquier justificación que te quiera dar yo mismo.


Creo que se aprende mejor haciendo cosas, por tanto el formato será de clases en vídeo, seguidas por un ejercicio para ponerte a prueba, algún que otro examen a final de cada sección e incluso combinaremos las partes más teóricas de conceptos, con aspectos más prácticos llevando a cabo desarrollo de apps totalmente funcionales. Este formato te permitirá aprender  Swift en todo su esplendor y no solamente seguir las clases como un robot.


Swift se convirtió en un lenguaje Open Source en diciembre de 2015 por lo que ahora podrás hacer tus propias apps y seguir este curso tanto en Mac, como en Windows como en Linux!


Swift, un lenguaje moderno evolucionado a partir de Objective-C


Swift es un lenguaje de programación multi-paradigma desarrollado por Apple para su uso con iOS y OS X. Diseñado para reemplazar Objective C, se inició el proyecto Swift en 2010 y la primera aplicación móvil se estrenó en junio de 2014 a la Conferencia Mundial de Desarrolladores. A pesar de su objetivo de reemplazar Objective C, Swift es capaz de trabajar junto con el lenguaje Objective-C  más anticuado durante el uso de los frameworks de Cocoa Touch y Foundation.


Swift se construye con el compilador LLVM incluido desde Xcode 6 beta, y utiliza el tiempo de ejecución de Objective-C, lo que permite utilizar Objective-C, Objective-C ++ y  Swift para funcionar dentro de un mismo programa. Durante su debut, Swift fue descrito como “Objective C sin la C” por el Vicepresidente de Ingeniería de Software Craig Federighi de Apple.


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En este curso, se te conducirá a través de la creación de Swift a nivel local, el lenguaje en su totalidad, cómo se compara con otros lenguajes comunes (incluyendo Objective C), y la forma de empezar a trabajar en nuevos proyectos. En particular la estructura del curso cubre:


Parte I : Aprender Swift 3


Enfocado a aprender las bases de Swift 3, la sintaxis, el uso de las clases y la correcta gramática del lenguaje de programación, incluyendo


Variables y constantes

Strings, Enteros, Decimales y Booleanos

Arrays y Diccionarios

Valores opcionales, requeridos y nulos

Operadores de decisión y de iteración

Programación Orientada a Objetos, Atributos, Métodos y Herencia

Patrones de programación y diseño lógico


Parte II : Diseño de apps 


Enfocado a aprender el diseño de aplicaciones funcionales haciendo uso de:


Diseño de interfaces con Storyboards y los elementos de UIKit: UILabel, UITextField, UIButton, UISlider, UIView…

Diseño responsive, Autolayout, Size Classes y Stock Views

Animaciones de elementos gráficos

Modelos, Vistas y Controladores

UIViewController, UITableViewController, UICollectionViewController, UISearchController,… 

Novedades en iOS 10: Messages, Stickers, Speech, SiriKit…


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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

10 of the Best ABC iPhone Apps for Kids

10 of the Best ABC iPhone Apps for Kids


Learning the alphabet is the first building block of reading. It is recommended that children have a working knowledge of their ABCs before entering kindergarten, as mastery of this crucial pre-reading skill will allow them to keep pace with their peers through the first year of school. When learning letters, it is key to make the lessons enjoyable. A perfect way to do this is through the use of the iPhone. Children love feeling grown up by using a smartphone, and the applications are so entertaining that the children often don’t even realize they are learning. Here are some of the best apps available to teach your little one the alphabet.


Letter School


Winner of at least eight awards, including Best Younger Children’s App 2013, Letter School offers four games per letter. Children are taught both capital and lower case letters, as well as the letter shapes, sounds, how to write them and more. The graphics and animations are beautiful and exciting. There is also a lot of visual and auditory feedback to keep the child engaged.



Little Writer 



The Tracing App for Kids- This app teaches letter writing. As the child traces a letter, he will knock down pieces of fruit, which makes the act of writing fun, engaging and rewarding. Parents and caregivers can record everything in their own voices so that the child hears a loved one interacting with them throughout the game. You can also upload pictures of your family, and have the child trace their family members’ names. In addition to letters, this app includes three and four letter words to practice as well.



 ABC Go



Another award winner, ABC Go incorporates modes of transportation into the ABC lessons. This app will teach over 60 transportation themed vocabulary words, along with their spelling. It also shows videos that correspond with the letters, and your child can tap on letters to find more words that begin with that same letter.





abc PocketPhonics



A winner of various awards, such as Parent’s Choice, abc PocketPhonics teaches letter sounds, handwriting and first words. In addition to teaching individual letter sounds, abc PocketPhonics also teaches the sounds of several blends. The words that are taught (there are over 170) are not just sight words to memorize. Rather, they are words the child will learn to sound out. This app is a tool not only for letter recognition, but also one that can serve as a means of teaching a child to read.



Monkey Word School Adventure

Children will encounter letters, sight words, phonics and spelling when they enter the Monkey Word School. This school feels more like play in that it holds six different games that dole out rewards of animals to keep in a virtual terrarium. This app can provide hours of entertainment.


Dr. Suess ABC


Awarded the Parent’s Choice Silver Medal in 2011, this app has turned this much loved book into an interactive application. As the book is read to the child, the words are highlighted. The book itself teaches letter recognition. The child can tap on letters, words or pictures to interact with the book. The voice of either the child or parent can be recorded and played back or shared.


ABC Alphabet Phonics




Younger kids, even babies, can learn their letters by tapping on them in this app. Older children can play games to identify certain letters. Photographs are shown of items that begin with the letter. Parents can add their own photos to be used in the game, and can record their own voice as well.





Laugh and Learn Learning Letters Monkey App

This app by Fisher Price teaches a few different subjects, but when you enter ABC mode it will show letters and pictures throughout the alphabet. Upon reaching the end, the app will sing The Alphabet Song. It may not sound like much, but babies and younger ones enjoy the animations and music immensely!

 iLearn with Boing: Iceland Adventures

Creatures from Iceland, like bears and penguins, collaborate to teach your little one all about letters! There are many games that teach letters, phonics and words. There are also over 27 rewards for hard work! There is a tracker that will report progress to parents, as well as assessments that let you know how your child is performing in comparison to others in her age group. Other skills such as matching, science and comprehension are also cultivated throughout this game.



Word Wagon

Created by the award winning developers at Duck Duck Moose, Word Wagon includes over 100 words with sounds, animations and pictures. There are four levels of play that teach letter recognition, phonics and spelling. Children team up with Mozzarella the mouse and Coco the bird to play games like hide and go seek and dress up, and perform activities like talking on the phone and drawing. Children earn stars so that they can create virtual constellations and they are also rewarded with interactive stickers.

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