Tap forms android#
Tap forms mac#

Tap forms android#

For completeness, here are the equivalents for Windows or Android wishing to run macOS software When I see requests such as this thread, I often reminisce on the many times over the past decade (and well beyond) that I have wished that certain Windows-only software would create a development branch for macOS.

Tap forms mac#

Until that time however, it’s iOS and Mac only. Perhaps one day I’ll get big enough to hire someone to do it for me. All the while me being unable to work on the iOS and Mac versions. It would still be a considerable amount of time to port. I also rely on 3rd party libraries to perform certain tasks such as barcode scanning, database encryption (although the SQLCipher library that I use does have an Android version), etc.

It’s just a matter of screen sizes after that. Games generally have their own custom user interfaces so are more likely to port more easily. All of the example apps on their site are games. It’s great to know that Tap Forms is that well liked that you’d want it available on all your devices.Įven with that Android porting framework, I would need to spend a great deal of time just trying to get it to work. I understand and really appreciate the desire to have Tap Forms on Android. Well, it’s more a matter of moving things forward rather than stagnating Tap Forms in order to spend the time porting to a platform I have no experience with. Great product… one that I use all the time. Of interest, one app developer, Universalis, who writes the Liturgy of the Hours for worldwide use by clergy, actually provided an option for me, as an iOS user, to “upgrade” my one-time app purchase for about 20% of the orig $19.95 cost of the app so I could run the Android version.īottom-line: there are LOTS of us out here who embrace multiple OS’s (even Win 8)! Only 4 that I use aren’t on Android: SimpleNote, TomTom GPS, CycleMeter GPS and TapForms. As a Tech Ops guy, teacher and minister I use A LOT of apps.

When I switch off my iPhone 4s (looking for a bigger screen and more platform “freedom” in Linux, I was really bummed that TapForms wasn’t there. The S4 is my “go to” device, because it’s always with me. I use a 4th Gen iPad and a Samsung Galaxy S4. Brendan – I don’t know about the folks up in Calgary, but down here in snowy upstate NY, those of us who use BOTH iOS and Android devices would really appreciate a TapForms for Android.