Hey guys,
I've actually been trying to do a fair amount of work on the app recently. One of the things I've had to do is update the target version when compiling as there are now requirements for what version you target, even if the app supports older versions than that on the Play Store. While doing that, I have also been trying to update components and remove deprecated code as well.
When I first took this project over, I had almost no coding experience, but I figured I could get through some of the console updates and minor things well enough so we could get published back on the Play Store. In that time, my job has become mostly coding (Ruby) and using more version control (Git/Github). With those things in mind, I will soon be publishing a link that will allow you and other users to publish proper bug reports so I can use those tools to track changes as well as potentially allow others to assist with bug fixes.
The code that I was originally working with was built for Android 2.3 I believe with support for even older than that. There has been a LOT of changes since then that I'm trying to go through to update. I may get to the point where I offer a beta version on the Play Store for others to assist with testing without having to uninstall the Play Store version first.
EDIT: Speaking of... Just found a way to implement a barcode reader without using an external app... Hopefully I can make some progress in short order.
Awesome to hear man! Thanks for all the hard work.
The only suggestion I would recommend is if you could add the ability to see notes on an entry in our collections. I do use the notes field on some of my stuff but I don't think you can see it anywhere in the app.
As for the barcode scanner, there might be a few things wrong. First, the barcode obviously has to actually be in the entry in the database. Second, I believe it has to be formatted correctly (all number / no spaces). And lastly, I think what the actual barcode scans as vs what numbers are listed don't always match. I've seen that on CDs before ( I use Discogs for my music collection) where the barcode you scan doesn't match the actual numbers printed on the case.