One of my latest apps just went live. It is a map that let’s users easily find the next AED (automatic external defibrillator) and provides informations such as exact location, access times & estimated walking time.
It also contains a reanimation assistant with a quick guide, metronome for keeping the ideal rhythm for chest compression and timer showing the time elapsed (which can be an important information for arriving paramedics).
You can also call an ambulance from within the app. If you click the “Emergency” button either a countdown starts before calling EMS to prevent accidental calls or it launches the new EMS app if installed because that also sends your current location to the EMS while calling.
I created a few settings to customize the app experience like changing the maps look, choosing different metronome sounds and turning on/off voice guide and EMS-app launch.
It seems to be a bit uncorrect register to a community and immediately ask for .aia in all #SuccessfullyTHUNKd post, you don’t find it? A community is a place where to look for help and give help to others not a shopping centre.
Sorry for being so direct but I think so.
I guess. And so wellcome! Watch tutorials and try to start with simpler app. An app like @Chris one is a very complex app. Maybe you are looking for .aia to alayze and study for learning but, again, I suggest to start from simpler app with simpler goal.
I do not share .aia files unless stated otherwise. That is due to multiple reasons…
I often use paid extensions that I cannot share
I do not want to share the source off all my work just to find clones of my app
some .aia files of mine are connected to (e.g. location based) data and sources that it would not make sense to share the .aia because it won’t work without them.
I think @giorgiospugnesi is also right with recommending to learn the basics first and that it is not very appropriate to just ask for .aia files in the #SuccessfullyTHUNKd category. I can tell you that seeing somebody elses file won’t really help you understand - when I did in my beginner time I just got even more confused - thats like starting to learn coding and looking at the sources of an app like Facebook
