1. High-level overview of Android development Android is an operating system based on the Linux kernel. Android is developed in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). This project is lead by Google. The Android operating system can be divided into the four areas as depicted in the following...
Linux Kernel is the base, the OpenGL, SSL and SQLite libraries and Dalvik VM the first development layer, the application framework running Java the second layer with the actual applications sitting on top – little wonder that the Google team is fond of naming its Android releases after ...
Google provides Android Development Tools for Eclipse that can be used to generate the Android Package. 22. Is it okay to change the name of an application after its deployment? It is not recommended to change the application name after its deployment because this action may break some ...
June 12th, 2012 By Wolfram Rittmeyer This is the last part of a three part tutorial on content providers. In this post I am going to show you how to write your own content provider. I covered the common concepts of content providers in my first post of this series. And in the second...
May 12th, 2012 By Wolfram Rittmeyer This is the first part of a three part tutorial covering Android's content providers. Here I'm going to introduce content providers and to cover the basic concepts you need to make use of existing ones or to write content providers on your own. What ...
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Here’s what you’ll do in this beginning Android development tutorial: Download and install Android Studio. Set up testing for your app on devices and emulators. Create a simple “Hello World!” Android app that prints to your device’s or emulator’s screen. Import a sample project into ...
This tutorial describes how to use Android Studio for Android development. It focuses on the usage of the IDE and not on the Android development in general. 1. Introduction to Android Studio 1.1. What is Android Studio? Android Studio is currently the IDE promoted by Google for Android develop...
it requires some hard work on your part before you can create an app that runs without errors. If you are reading this tutorial, it means you are probably new to the Android app development field. Don't worry -- we will divide this tutorial into different parts to make it easy for you...