I am an embedded developer (i.e. guy from the other side 
) and I need to build a simple app to show to the client that my board really sends data. I used a free BLE Terminal, but it is not enough for some reasons. I installed Android Studio and discovered that this is no very easy: many classes used in examples are deprecated, examples from github are almost all guaranteed not to compile, etc. One thing that is common for almost all examples is that they start from scanning, reading services, making some other stuff. My question is: will it be simpler if I pair my Android phone to my BLE interface (BM70) using phone settings menu and use some magic SDK to open socket and send/receive bytes? Any tutorials or examples are very welcome.
Thanks!
) and I need to build a simple app to show to the client that my board really sends data. I used a free BLE Terminal, but it is not enough for some reasons. I installed Android Studio and discovered that this is no very easy: many classes used in examples are deprecated, examples from github are almost all guaranteed not to compile, etc. One thing that is common for almost all examples is that they start from scanning, reading services, making some other stuff. My question is: will it be simpler if I pair my Android phone to my BLE interface (BM70) using phone settings menu and use some magic SDK to open socket and send/receive bytes? Any tutorials or examples are very welcome.Thanks!
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