Building IoT or Mobile solutions are fun and exciting. This year for Build, we wanted to show the amazing scenarios that can come together when these two are combined. So, we went and developed a sample application. MyDriving uses a wide range of Azure services to process and analyze car telemetry data for both real-time insights and long-term patterns and trends. The following features are supported in the current version of the mobile app.
Here are some of the fit and finish issues that I saw when I was running the app with Rui.
1) Summary Trip Map Control lacks Start point A and End Point B. Check the Zindex of these MapIcons and increase them to 3 if they are not appearing.
2) UWP app does not have a launch splash icon. We need to fix it and probably use the same Icon used in iOS and Android.
3) UWP LoginScreen SmartCar icon has a mesh art behind it. This is different from Android and IOS. Can you confirm this with Lena and try and use the same icon as Android ? The Android Icon also has SmartTrip written in it.
4) Change the name of the app to MyTrips from MyTrips.UWP.
5) Change the App icon on UWP. Currently the App has default Icon.
The last issue (6) on the list looks like a performance issue, there's no second login screen, it is just too slow to switch to the continue screen. Please can you make it a separate issue?
alinapopa
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8 years ago
Here are some of the fit and finish issues that I saw when I was running the app with Rui. 1) Summary Trip Map Control lacks Start point A and End Point B. Check the Zindex of these MapIcons and increase them to 3 if they are not appearing. 2) UWP app does not have a launch splash icon. We need to fix it and probably use the same Icon used in iOS and Android. 3) UWP LoginScreen SmartCar icon has a mesh art behind it. This is different from Android and IOS. Can you confirm this with Lena and try and use the same icon as Android ? The Android Icon also has SmartTrip written in it. 4) Change the name of the app to MyTrips from MyTrips.UWP. 5) Change the App icon on UWP. Currently the App has default Icon.