One of the biggest pieces of Android that I have neglected to learn about would be Loaders. Seeing as it’s time for me to learn it, perhaps I can help you out a bit with it as well. My main interest with the Loader concept is how it melds with the tried and true AsyncTask, and if it’s really better ...
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AChartEngine – A Charting Library for Android Applications
As its name suggests, AChartEngine is a charting library that can be used in Android applications. It supports all the Android SDK versions from 1.6 and up. The 1.6 version offers only pan and button based zoom, while the 2.1 and newer add support for pinch zoom as this became available in the Android SDK 2.x and newer. A while ...
Read More »Android Hello World Example – How to develop android apps
In this tutorial, we will go through the necessary steps you need to take in order to develop your first Android application in Eclipse IDE using the ADT plugin and run it with an Android Virtual Device. The ADT plugin provides easy Android Project creation and management with rich editor features and documentation as well as Android Virtual Device (AVD) management. ...
Read More »ADT Bundle – Just a single step to setup android development environment
I got many queries from college students and engineers regarding installation and setup of Android development environment, so for them here is good news. Before this post i was used to send them below steps for the installation and setup of Android development environment: 1. Download Eclipse 2. Download JDK and install it, set the environment path 3. Download ADT ...
Read More »Android Reverse Engineering and Decompilation
Reverse engineering of android java app using apktool, dex2jar, jd-gui to convert .apk file to .java. By reverse engineering of android app (.apk file) we can get following : understand how a particular UI in an App is constructed reading AndroidManifest.xml – permissions, activities, intents etc in the App native libraries and images used in that App obsfucated code ( ...
Read More »Java to iOS Objective-C translation tool and runtime
If you work on a mobile app and you’re planning on developing it on Android and iOS, it may be less work for you to write it on Android first. Google recently released a new tool that makes porting Java code to iOS much easier. The project (j2objc) can be found here. To give the program a quick test run, ...
Read More »Android – Select multiple photos from Gallery
Today i am going to discuss about implementation of selecting multiple photos from Photo Gallery. You know, i have searched enough to find out a solution for selecting multiple images from android’s native gallery. There are 2 ways to implement multi selection of images in gallery: 1) Intent for getting multiple images 2) Define custom gallery with fetching and loading ...
Read More »Turbo-charge your Android emulator for faster development
I came across an article, which claims to boost the Android emulator’s performance using Intel’s Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) driver. It got me excited and I decided to verify this claim. This blog entry is my story. My tools: Android SDK r20.0.3 Intellij Community Edition 11.1.3 Basically, the special ‘enhancement’ provided by Intel is a special x86 Atom system ...
Read More »Start Android Development in 5 Minutes
Android OS is the most popular mobile OS nowadays (leading market with %46.9 above iOS’s %18.8). Besides, globally over %20 of computers are mobile devices. So, over %10 of people in the world uses Android OS and softwares related with it. For this reason, Android application development is a very important issue for developers and software engineers.This post will describe ...
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