Publishing your Android Application
All done and dusted, when you are ready to upload your application to the Android Market for the world to use it, you’ll have to follow a few steps below....
Category: Android Development
6 Websites Android Developers Must Know
Creating an Android Application that users can both use and appreciate is not an easy task. However, obviously some online resources can make your life easier. ...
The “Values” Folder
While developing Android Applications, one inevitably comes across the Values folder. It is located in <workspace>-><application name>->res. I...
Swipe Detector in Android
If you’ve used an Android device, Swipe Detection is not new to you. Unlocking the phone, receiving calls etc. all make use of a Swipe Detector mechanism....
Android development primer: Working with Sliding Drawers in Android – Part II
In the first part, I showed you how to use a basic Sliding Drawer in Android. In this post I’ll show you how to make your Sliding Drawers fancier by chang...
Android development primer: Working with Sliding Drawers in Android – Part I
You have to agree that the Sliding Drawer feature of Android is a pretty neat and handy tool to add some text – usually directions for use, help or other ...
Time Picker in Android
Just like Number Picker provides a neat way to select values from a given range, Android also provides a Time Picker tool. This, as the name suggest is used to ...
Number Picker in Android
Often times in our applications ,we are going to need to let the user choose numeric values. Of course we can design a custom Dialog box with an Edit Text and l...
Alarm Manager in Android
AlarmManager as the name suggests is used to schedule actions in an Android system. Do not be misled by the name that it is used to schedule the alarms. It can ...
Custom Data Adapters with Checked List Views – Part II
In the last post, I showed you how to make the front end for the List View with check box using Custom Data Adapters. This post will deal with the coding of the...