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Learn Android Programming
LEARN ANDROID PROGRAMMING -INSTRUCTION FOR TOTAL BEGINNERS!
Do you want to learn how to build Android apps using Eclipse and the Android SDK-but find it intimidating? If so this book is for you. In 19 lessons you'll get practical instruction on how to build real Android apps that you can submit to the Android Market. No details omitted and step-by-step instructions on how to do basic tasks.
Here is some of the material
- How to create apps and navigate the Eclipse IDE
- Displaying dialog boxes and communicating with the user
- Using the Spinner Control
- Playing Videos in your apps
- Audio and Sound Effects
- Updating the Android SDK
- Using the Web View
- Application Icons
- Using Galleries
- The Image View
- Tabbed or Tabbar Applications
- List View
- Using Progress Bars
- Switching between Views
- Sending Email from an App
- Accessing the camera
- App localization by country
- Accessing local files
- Simple Animations and detecting touches
- Using the Date Picker Control
If you're already an expert, then this book probably isn't for you. But if you're new to Android programming or want to jump in, then you'll really find these step-by-step tutorials helpful.
- Save Time
- Easy to understand instructions
- Avoid Frustration
- Get going building apps faster than you thought possible
- Self-Contained individual lessons
- Perfect for self-study
Do you want to learn how to build Android apps using Eclipse and the Android SDK-but find it intimidating? If so this book is for you. In 19 lessons you'll get practical instruction on how to build real Android apps that you can submit to the Android Market. No details omitted and step-by-step instructions on how to do basic tasks.
Here is some of the material
- How to create apps and navigate the Eclipse IDE
- Displaying dialog boxes and communicating with the user
- Using the Spinner Control
- Playing Videos in your apps
- Audio and Sound Effects
- Updating the Android SDK
- Using the Web View
- Application Icons
- Using Galleries
- The Image View
- Tabbed or Tabbar Applications
- List View
- Using Progress Bars
- Switching between Views
- Sending Email from an App
- Accessing the camera
- App localization by country
- Accessing local files
- Simple Animations and detecting touches
- Using the Date Picker Control
If you're already an expert, then this book probably isn't for you. But if you're new to Android programming or want to jump in, then you'll really find these step-by-step tutorials helpful.
- Save Time
- Easy to understand instructions
- Avoid Frustration
- Get going building apps faster than you thought possible
- Self-Contained individual lessons
- Perfect for self-study
416 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 17, 2011
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