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apps, you’ll need to understand the important concepts behind Android
development, which may not be intuitive for those familiar with other
platforms. In this course from expert programmer and developer
Constantin Ehrenstein, you’ll begin by stepping through the process of
setting up your Android development environment, defining device
emulators, and connecting to actual Android devices.
Next, you’ll learn about the fundamentals of Android layouts and UIs
and how to program your app’s interaction with activities and services.
With your basic Android app fleshed out, you’ll learn how to broaden
your app’s target audience by making it run on as many devices, screen
sizes, and form factors as possible. And finally, you’ll learn how to
package your app and publish it to the Android Market. This Learn by
Video workshop is published in partnership with Peachpit Press.
This course covers every step in the process of Android app
development and design, from setting up your development environment, to
creating the app itself, to packaging and publishing it. The contents of this course include:
Setting Up Your Environment for Android Development
In this chapter, you’ll see how you set up and extend your development environment (IDE) for native Android development.
Building Your App’s UI
In this chapter, you’ll learn the most important concepts for building
your app’s UI. We’ll take a look at general Android principles, the
typical project structure of an Android application, and everything
you’ll need to know to compose the layouts for your app.
Programming Interaction
As a truly component-based operating system, Android provides a simple
way to control interactions between the components of your app and other
applications installed on the same system. This video will tell you all
about it.
Persisting Application Data
Apps need to persist data they accumulate while being used, and the most
convenient way is through a database. This chapter gets you up and
running with leveraging SQLite databases in Android.
Publishing Your App
In this chapter, you’ll learn the final steps needed to bring your application into the Android Market.
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Quote: http://www.video2brain.com/en/courses/an...n-by-videoIf you want to get in on the rapidly expanding market for Android
apps, you’ll need to understand the important concepts behind Android
development, which may not be intuitive for those familiar with other
platforms. In this course from expert programmer and developer
Constantin Ehrenstein, you’ll begin by stepping through the process of
setting up your Android development environment, defining device
emulators, and connecting to actual Android devices.
Next, you’ll learn about the fundamentals of Android layouts and UIs
and how to program your app’s interaction with activities and services.
With your basic Android app fleshed out, you’ll learn how to broaden
your app’s target audience by making it run on as many devices, screen
sizes, and form factors as possible. And finally, you’ll learn how to
package your app and publish it to the Android Market. This Learn by
Video workshop is published in partnership with Peachpit Press.
This course covers every step in the process of Android app
development and design, from setting up your development environment, to
creating the app itself, to packaging and publishing it. The contents of this course include:
Setting Up Your Environment for Android Development
In this chapter, you’ll see how you set up and extend your development environment (IDE) for native Android development.
Building Your App’s UI
In this chapter, you’ll learn the most important concepts for building
your app’s UI. We’ll take a look at general Android principles, the
typical project structure of an Android application, and everything
you’ll need to know to compose the layouts for your app.
Programming Interaction
As a truly component-based operating system, Android provides a simple
way to control interactions between the components of your app and other
applications installed on the same system. This video will tell you all
about it.
Persisting Application Data
Apps need to persist data they accumulate while being used, and the most
convenient way is through a database. This chapter gets you up and
running with leveraging SQLite databases in Android.
Publishing Your App
In this chapter, you’ll learn the final steps needed to bring your application into the Android Market.
pt.1 - pt.5
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