In Part One of Starting Android Development, we discussed setting up your project in Eclipse. Now it’s time to explain exactly what’s going on and how Android development works. This information will help you keep things in perspective as you program, and it will help you when it comes to debugging time. Let’s take a look ...
Android Development Corner, ProgrammingSo, you’ve got an Android Device. You’ve got the SDK set up. Now what? In the next few posts, I’m going to walk you though creating your very own Android application from scratch. To do that, I’m going to assume the following: You have your Android SDK setup You know a little something about programming in Java You’re willing ...
Android Development Corner, ProgrammingRecently I’ve been working on an application that makes use of a user’s contact book. While it is simple to download the application to my physical device and test it on my own phone book, this is not so convenient for others who don’t have a physical device to test on. Also, it is a ...
DroidTipsHere’s something that’s come up recent for me as a developer. How do you emulate a SD card on a emulator. Since the upgrade to SDK version 1.5, this has changed. Here’s how its done now (With pictures for extra help ). Find out where your AVDs (Android Virtual Devices) are located. This can be done ...
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