Build your 100% Java full-stack Android application in a fraction of the time.
Full REST framework with low-level data serialization framework
Multiple full-stack Android and backend application components
Feature-rich
Low-level implementationEnterprise Android Foundation (EAF) is a framework for building almost any full-stack Android application in a fraction of the time.
Enterprise Android Foundation is a well-designed system using a commons library for common REST request processing, remote configuration initialization and utilities between the frontend and backend applications.
Commons library is used for REST request processing, remote configuration initialization, and utilities.
Well built, well designed. Once again... very integral.
Android app and backend application use confugrations that are initialized via the PostgreSQL database.
• Data handling architecute in Android. • Architecture in backend/WildFly application
Accessed and used flawlessly throughout the Android app.
Code is easy to read and well designed.
Apps with 25,000 users or less
Apps with 75,000 users or less
Apps with more than 75,000 users
My name is Adrian Bartyczak, and I spent 6 years developing a big geofence-based Android application called FencedIn. FencedIn is the world's most advanced mobile-based geofence loading system. It allows you to load millions of polygon geofences anywhere in the world, and connect with other users within them.
While I was working on it though, I put it all my effort into creating the greatest full-stack Android framework I could so that, I could indeed create the greatest geofence loading system in the world.
In 2019, the project failed, and I started doing freelance work. One of my first clients was a guy who wanted to create a video app where, you can stitch videos together into a single "life file", and then play back or download that "life file." We worked on this project for the next 3 years, at which time the project failed. So, we went our separate ways after we exchanged each other's work.
Using the codebase from the video stitching app and my own personal app, FencedIn, I created a location-based chat app called ChatLocal. ConnectLocal is a new way to see what the world is doing.
You should have some knowledge of Java before using this framework. However, this framework will get you up to speed on full-stack enterprise Android development.
This framework is available for all operating systems that support Java, IntelliJ and Android Studio. However, our instructions are based 100% on Debian and our scripts are based on Linux.
All three components of this project (the Android application, the backend application and the commons library) use the Gradle build system.
Yes, you definitely can.
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