This is the first training session of Kalipso Studio. We focus on the following topics: Multilanguage, Connections (MIS Communicator), Communication Profiles (Database Connection), Testing a Project on Device, ODBC/OLEDB, Kalipso KClient for iOS and Android, Barcode, Native SDKs, and Icons.
This is the second training session of Kalipso Studio. We focus on the following topics: Webservices, Loopers, App Auto Update, UI, Styles, and Adobe XD Plugin.
This is the third training session of Kalipso Studio. We focus on the following topics: RFID, Printing (Android and iOS), Reports, Reading from Database and Printing, HTML Viewer, and Push Notifications.
To learn how to use Kalipso in an easy and fast way, you need to understand a few basics common to every project. In this tutorial we will show you the interface and environment.
One application can be deployed to all the different platforms, supported by Kalipso, such as Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Windows Desktop, and Android. It is a simple process to have your app ready to test on any or all of the devices.
Once you are comfortable with the environment and testing a simple app, in this tutorial you will learn how to create Communication profiles to connect with a server.
Continuing the basic knowledge process to boosts your speed creating professional app, this tutorial will show you how to connect your Kalipso project to an external database or by creating your own database. Before starting this tutorial we recommend that you have a database with ODBC Access.
This tutorial will guide you through displaying data on a table control from an online and offline database. By creating a table control you will be able to display organized data that you will need to your project. Also we will provided you with further important details, to improve your Kalipso project accuracy.
Is filtering data using a control a complicated programming process for you? In this tutorial, we simplify this process with Kalipso Studio. After watching this tutorial, you will be able to set conditions to filter data on a control that is dependent on another control. Keep the focus on the process that you need to execute, and start saving some time on project development.
Running professional apps that need to have values stored for further connection to the databases, or simple analysis and control, become easier with Kalipso. In this tutorial, you will see the different types of variables that you have available on Kalipso and their practical usage on projects.
After database connection and working with variables another important stage is to display and edit database records in your Kalipso application. In this tutorial, you will learn how easy it is to create an interface to display and edit database records and test your Kalipso skills!
How the different forms will appear to the application user, on the device. In order to organized your project forms and set up what will appear to the user in first place, this simple tutorial will show you how to work in Kalipso project planes allowing you to optimize your app to the users with a user-friendly environment, easy to manage and to understand.
Virtual keyboards are very common on mobile devices. With Kalipso you will be able to introduce letters numbers and symbols, in your mobile devices. Set up your virtual keyboard in less than 3 minutes, test it and deploy it to your Windows your Android mobile device. In this tutorial, we will show you how to manage different kind of keyboards and further details (Key Event, Convert Actions) that will be useful during your further Kalipso Projects. Also, you will show you the difference between keyboard on Windows and on Android.
After creating and setting up the basics for your mobile application, another important feature it the synchronization that will allow you to exchange data between your mobile device and your PC. In this tutorial we will guide you through the different kinds of synchronization that you can create and use in your Kalipso projects, it’s also related to the tutorial number 3 communication profiles.
In apps creation updates could append all the time, to make this process easier we create the tutorial nº 12. In this video, you will have the guidelines of how to update your Kalipso projects without complicating programming. If you make some changes to your project this can be easily deployed by the user from the mobile device or automatically on next connection by the host.
Barcode scanning is one of the most used functions on any rugged devices across the AutoID industry. This function allows people to collect data, present in any barcode. In this tutorial, you will learn how to manage the Barcode scanner in Kalipso studio, and the difference between barcode scanning in Wedge mode or Managed mode.
Creating a set of actions that could be used whenever you need, when you need local or global, could help you simplifying your application and help you to get some time during the development. In this tutorial you will get the knowledge to work with action sets in Kalipso, also you will see how to work variables in project level and form level. Set your local and global actions and simplify all your processes.
Kalipso Studio Professional is provided with a fast and easy way to add printing. With a powerful Report writer/ label Editor, you will be able to draw your own labels without writing a single code, simplifying all the process. Forget CPL, ZPL or any printing languages. In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a report in a few minutes and print it, including any kind of data, images or signatures, in an easy and fast way. All you need to do is drag and drop, then set your printer including pdf for emails.
With users in more than 60 countries around the world, Kalipso Studio can adjust the project into any language that the user need. With a really intuitive interface in this tutorial we will guide you on a tour through our Multilanguage functions, showing how easily you can get your project translated, in a few minutes, defining language(s) you will need to your project, and translate all the forms, labels, buttons etc. of your project, or just a few words. With the connection to the either Bing or Google online translator, you will be able to create and deploy your mobile application for any language you need.
In order to turn define all the parameters such as the IP address, port, retries etc. Defined in the communication profile, Kalipso Studio has a wizard that turns this task in an easy step in your application development. This tutorial will show you how to setup runtime profiles. Also, we will show you how to create an INI file and how this would be useful for your projects, allowing you to save the communication (and other) data values in a file so it can be set each time the projects opens. Find out how with this video and be pleased with the results at the end.