Win A Free Copy of <em>Android 3.0 Animations: Beginner’s Guide</em>

Win A Free Copy of Android 3.0 Animations: Beginner’s Guide

on Jan 30th 2012 with 62 comments

Readers will be pleased to know that Mobiletuts+ has teamed up with Packt Publishing to organize an Android book giveaway! You could be one of three lucky winners to receive a copy of Android 3.0 Animations: Beginner’s Guide. Keep reading to find out how to enter!

Overview of Android 3.0 Animations: Beginner’s Guide

Android 3.0 Animations Cover

This book will teach you how to create animated graphics from a set of still images, fade between graphical elements, and dynamically move graphics on the interface. In addition, you’ll also learn how to distort images and generally mess around with parts of your app’s user interface.

Read more about this book and download the free Sample Chapter at the PacktPub web site.

How to Enter?

All you need to do is head over to the book page and look through the product description of this book. Then drop a line via the comments below to let us know what interests you most about this book. It’s that simple!

Competition Rules

  • Valid entrants must submit a comment on this post listing at least one aspect of the book that they are most interested in.
  • You may enter only once.
  • Make sure to enter your real name and a valid e-mail address so that we can contact you if you’re chosen as a winner.
  • Entries will be accepted until February 13th, 2012.
  • Once the contest has closed, Packt Publishing will then choose the three winners.
  • Winners will then be announced and notified via email.
  • Winners from the U.S. and Europe can either choose a physical copy of the book or the eBook copy. Entrants from other locales are limited to the eBook copy only.

 
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  • Nick Linakis

    Greetings all and good luck,

    Chapter 6: Using 3D Visual Techniques.

    Best Regards

  • Gyanender Sharma

    Awesome thats what i need in my games 2D & 3D effects. Mostly i like its “Chapter 6: Using 3D Visual Techniques” & “Chapter 7: 2D Graphics with Surfaces” it contains a huge list of learning material with these topics.

    It helps me to develop some good apps also with some 3D effects i’m searching alot but not able to find some good resources. So i wish to have it !!!
    Cheers :)

  • Miroljub Stoilkovic

    Chapter 6: Using 3D Visual Techniques, good topic and not well covered in on-line tutorials.

  • Stephanie Sison

    Chapter 8: Live Wallpapers. AWESOME! :3

  • http://www.absolutebreeze.co.uk Tony

    Chapter 7: 2D Graphics with Surfaces

  • http://www.flashr.org Ivan Ilijasic

    Chapter 9: Practicing Good Practice and Style :)

  • Ewoks

    Chapter about 2D graphics and surfaces would give me more knowledge to make my ideas working in a beautiful way and make more users enjoy whole Android experience.. ;)

  • http://www.databases-la.com Ignacio A. Ruiz Reyes

    Definitely both Chapter 7-2D Graphics on Surfaces and Chapter 9-Practicing Good Practice and Style, but hey! after reading carefully the sample chapter, will read the book cover-to-cover!!! author style is fresh and dynamic, step by step development of topics is great (specially for newbies) and explanation on theoretic stuff is simple and clear, cool!!!

  • http://www.mdoelectronics.com Luis Montes de Oca

    I really like the idea of adding transitions to my interface by using animations. Chapter 2-5 would help me out with that. Chapter 8 also seems very interesting as I have always wanted to learn more about live wallpapers in android. In all, every chapter seems to have very, very useful information and would be a great read for any beginner android developer. I would really enjoy to have this book!

  • Michael Youngblood

    I am interested in this book to learn how to create the animations that I am not used to thinking about being a web designer. Android has a lot more capabilities then just a webpage, I would like to tap into that.

  • Harpreet

    surely one of the best book on android animations……great work by author

  • http://silviyakuneva.eu Silviya

    Using 3D Visual Techniques cool!

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