Uber has released a Rides SDK to open its API up to developers in a slew of different packages (Java, Python, Android, and iOS). But it’s new, so hunting down answers on StackOverflow or in its docs isn’t easy. One of the trickiest parts of Uber’s Rides SDK is handling surge pricing. You have to redirect users to a Uber page for them to confirm acceptance of surge… Read more →
Tag: android
NoSurge – Avoid Surge on Android, iOS, and Windows
This app has been discontinued due to Uber’s termination of its public API: I started my first foray into Android application development by creaing “NoSurge”, an app that allows users to look nearby for places that will be cheaper to hail an Uber during surge pricing. You can find NoSurge on the Google Play Store here. You can also find it on… Read more →