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...
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...
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 ...
As you start to develop complex applications containing multiple activities and providing multiple functionality, often times you would want to store structured...
Now that we are familiar with what Shared Preferences are and how they work, its time to actually look into one of the main applications of the Shared Preferenc...
In the last post, I showed you how to integrate audios to your Android Application. Just like audios, we can also have our applications play videos if we want t...
We can have audios in our Android application. It can be used as and when required and is decided by the Application Developer. Adding and configuring audios to...
In the last post, we saw how to make a Progress Dialog with Spinner style progress bar. Here, we will see how to make a Horizontal Style bar. Set the content vi...
I have already posted about the Alert Dialog and the Custom Dialog in Android. However, in this post, I will show you how to make your application fancier by ad...
We have seen how to create and use Alert Dialog. Now we will see how to create and use a general dialog. In most places you find Alert Dialog explained on after...
Don’t like the traditional way in which the Alert Dialog appears? Would you rather have a custom layout for it? Well, not a problem at all. In this post I...