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Android Essentials: Create a Mirror

Android Essentials: Create a Mirror

This entry is part 11 of 14 in the series Android Essentials

Learn how to make a simple “mirror” app in this quick tutorial!

Android Essentials: Submitting Your Application to the Android Market

Android Essentials: Submitting Your Application to the Android Market

This entry is part 12 of 14 in the series Android Essentials

You’ve read Mobiletuts+ tutorials. You had an idea. You turned it into an app. You’ve tested it. Your friends love it. Your designer’s stopped tweaking pixels, saying it’s perfect. Your quality assurance team has assured you it won’t blow up any phones. Now what? Time to submit your app!

Android Essentials: Publishing to Specific Devices

Android Essentials: Publishing to Specific Devices

This entry is part 13 of 14 in the series Android Essentials

As the Android platform continues to grow and spread to new types of devices, it becomes more important for developers to keep track of where their applications are deployed. While market filters are available for developer configuration, sometimes the default filters don’t go far enough. This tutorial will teach you to exclude specific devices manually!

Android Essentials: Creating Android-Compliant Libraries

Android Essentials: Creating Android-Compliant Libraries

This entry is part 14 of 14 in the series Android Essentials

Android libraries can be packaged and reused in other Android applications using the new Android Library feature of the Android SDK. In this quick tutorial, you will learn how to create simple Android library files that can be reused in multiple projects and increase developer efficiency.

Android Essentials: Adding JAR Files to Android Projects

Android Essentials: Adding JAR Files to Android Projects

This entry is part 15 of 14 in the series Android Essentials

Java libraries can be packaged and distributed using the Java Archive Format (also called JAR). There are a number of Android-compatible libraries that can be leveraged within your Android applications provided they are linked properly to your project. In this quick tip, you’ll learn how to include third party JAR files in your Android projects.

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