A recent update to the Android platform added a new class called StrictMode (android.os.StrictMode). This class can be used to enable and enforce various policies that can be checked for and reported upon. These policies generally include best-practice type coding issues, such as monitoring for actions done on the main thread that shouldn’t be and other naughty or lazy coding practices.
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There are numerous types of dialogs available within the Android SDK, such as DatePickerDialogs, ProgressDialogs, and generic dialogs like AlertDialogs. You can also create your own custom dialogs for use within your applications.
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In this two part tutorial, we’ll use the Corona SDK to build an attractive Music Player. Read on!
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Welcome to the final tutorial in our Brick Breaker game series! In this tutorial, we’ll handle the logic for the remaining collisions, check for win and loss states, change levels, and more.
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Welcome to the fourth and final installment in our series demonstrating how to build a pizza ordering application with Titanium Mobile. In this tutorial, we’ll be creating the processing customer orders and e-mail the results to the pizza chef!
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In this tutorial series, we’ll be building a Brick Breaker game from scratch using the Corona SDK. The goal of this game is to control a pong-like paddle to knock a ball against a stack of bricks until they all break.
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Welcome to the third installment in our series demonstrating how to build a pizza ordering application with Titanium Mobile. In this tutorial, we’ll be creating the “Submit Your Order” screen.
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In this tutorial series, we’ll be building a Brick Breaker game from scratch using the Corona SDK. The goal of this game is to control a pong-like paddle to knock a ball against a stack of bricks until they all break.
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In this multi-part tutorial series, I’ll be teaching you how to build a pizza ordering app with Titanium Mobile from start to finish. In this tutorial, we’ll create the “Choose Your Toppings” screen.
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In Part 1 of this tutorial series, we introduced our sample application, described the page flow, and discussed how to construct the pages in the application via jQuery Mobile. In Part 2, we will complete the implementation of our web application.
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