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Android SDK: Context Menus

Android SDK: Context Menus

Learn about context menus and long-press user interaction on Android in this Android SDK quick tip!

Android SDK: Managing Multi-Table Sqlite3 Databases

Android SDK: Managing Multi-Table Sqlite3 Databases

This tutorial will provide an interactive, multiple-table database creation and management application for Android devices. Database navigation and search capabilities will be provided, as well as a query input popup that will take free-form queries and display the results in a scroll box.

Android User Interface Design: EditText Controls

Android User Interface Design: EditText Controls

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create basic Android EditText controls to gather text input from the user. Then you’ll learn how to configure, style, and manipulate these controls in a variety of ways.

Android Tools: Leveraging the Hierarchy Viewer for UI Profiling

Android Tools: Leveraging the Hierarchy Viewer for UI Profiling

This entry is part 7 of 13 in the series Android Essentials

The Android SDK comes with a number of useful tools to help you design, develop, and test Android applications. One tool that comes in handy for designing, debugging, and profiling your layouts and Android application user interfaces is called the Hierarchy Viewer. The Hierarchy Viewer is available as a standalone executable, and has recently been incorporated into the Eclipse ADT plug-in for Android development. In this tutorial, learn how to use Hierarchy Viewer to optimize your layout resources.

Android Tools: Using the Hierarchy Viewer

Android Tools: Using the Hierarchy Viewer

The Android SDK comes with a number of useful tools to help you design, develop and test Android applications. One tool that comes in handy for designing, debugging, and profiling your layouts and Android application user interfaces is called the Hierarchy Viewer. The Hierarchy Viewer is available as a standalone executable and from within Eclipse using the ADT plug-in for Android development. In this tutorial, learn how to get up and running with this handy tool.

Android SDK: Enabling Google Analytics to Gather App Statistics

Android SDK: Enabling Google Analytics to Gather App Statistics

Google Analytics is a service provided by Google that makes it easy to track what users do. Recently, the Google Analytics team released an Analytics SDK for mobile platforms including Android, iOS (Apple), and mobile websites. In this tutorial, learn how to include and enable this technology within your Android projects to gather important information about how users are using your applications.

Android App Publication: A Checklist of Pre-Publication Considerations

Android App Publication: A Checklist of Pre-Publication Considerations

Think your app is ready for prime time? In this quick tutorial you’ll work through a pre-publication checklist. Learn about the tasks you need to complete before your application is ready for the Android Market.

Android Fundamentals: IntentService Basics
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Android Fundamentals: IntentService Basics

This entry is part 7 of 7 in the series Android Fundamentals

Today we’d like to take a quick tour of one of the lesser known, but highly useful types of services you might want to use: the IntentService.

Corona SDK: Working with the Facebook Graph API – Part 1

Corona SDK: Working with the Facebook Graph API – Part 1

Welcome to part 1 of 2 in the tutorial series on using the Facebook Graph API and the Corona SDK to make native, social applications for mobile devices. The Facebook API has many features and can be used to create powerful social applications.

Android Fundamentals: Status Bar Notifications
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Android Fundamentals: Status Bar Notifications

This entry is part 5 of 7 in the series Android Fundamentals

Often times, applications will perform some background operation—maybe while the app is running or maybe triggered on a scheduled alarm. The user won’t know what’s going on, though, unless they are informed of some event. Luckily, Android has an easy notification system that allows applications to display a message in the status bar and provide informative details to the user when something important occurs.

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