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• Index
• Goodbye and thank you
• What next
• Chapter 30. Before You Go
• Summary
• More to see

• Index 更新時(shí)間：2021-07-23 14:47:43
• Goodbye and thank you
• What next
• Chapter 30. Before You Go
• Summary
• More to see
• Marketing
• Publishing the app
• Building the publishable APK file
• Preparing to publish
• Chapter 29. Publishing Apps
• Summary
• Building a simple game of Pong
• A simple game engine
• Handling touches
• Android Canvas demo app
• Drawing with canvas and paint
• Problems with threads
• Threads
• Chapter 28. Threads Touches Drawing and a Simple Game
• Summary
• Localizing the Where it's snap app
• The Localization mini app
• Chapter 27. Going Local – Hola!
• Summary
• Testing the new map feature
• Adding location permissions
• Updating ViewFragment
• Adding locations and maps to Where it's Snap
• Chapter 26. Upgrading SQLite – Adding Locations and Maps
• Summary
• The Google Maps mini app
• Where in the world – the GPS mini app
• Global Positioning System
• Chapter 25. Integrating Google Maps and GPS Locations
• Summary
• Running the app so far
• Coding the fragment communications in MainActivity
• Coding TagsFragment
• Coding TitlesFragment
• Coding the communications interface
• Displaying a photo from the database
• Saving a new photo from the capture fragment
• Handling the SQLite database
• The Photo class
• Chapter 24. Adding a Database to Where It's Snap
• Summary
• The database mini app
• The Android SQLite API
• The SQL syntax primer
• Database 101
• Chapter 23. Using SQLite Databases in Our Apps
• Summary
• Where it's snap – coding the capture Fragment
• The capturing images mini app
• Capturing images using the camera
• Chapter 22. Capturing Images
• Summary
• The Where it's snap app
• Introducing the navigation drawer
• Chapter 21. Navigation Drawer and Where It's Snap
• Summary
• Building a Fragment pager/slider app
• Building an image gallery/slider app
• Chapter 20. Paging and Swiping
• Summary
• FAQ
• The dual-Fragment address book mini app
• Inter-Fragment communications – interfaces revisited
• Using singletons for the model layer
• Chapter 19. Using Multiple Fragments
• Summary
• FAQ
• Fragment reality check
• Our first working Fragment mini app
• Fragments
• Using configuration qualifiers – mini app
• Configuration qualifiers
• The device detection mini app
• Real-world apps
• Android design guidelines
• The imperfections of Note To Self revisited
• Introducing the model-view-controller pattern
• Chapter 18. Design Patterns Fragments and the Real World
• Summary
• FAQ
• Deleting a note – introducing OnLongClick
• Sound FX touches to Note To Self
• Introducing the Spinner widget
• Supporting multiple versions of Android
• Chapter 17. Sound FX and Supporting Different Versions of Android
• Summary
• FAQ
• Adding animations to Note To Self
• The Animations Demo app – introducing SeekBar
• Animations in Android
• Chapter 16. UI Animations
• Summary
• FAQ
• Backing up user data in Note To Self
• More advanced persistence
• Making the Note To Self app's settings persist
• Persisting data with SharedPreferences
• Adding a settings page to the Note To Self app
• Good Intents
• Chapter 15. Android Intent and Persistence
• Summary
• FAQ
• Improvements in Note To Self
• Note To Self continued
• Chapter 14. Handling and Displaying Notes in Note To Self
• Summary
• FAQ
• ListView and BaseAdapter
• Arrays and ArrayLists are polymorphic
• ArrayLists
• Entering the nth dimension with arrays
• Getting dynamic with arrays
• A simple array example mini app
• Handling large amount of data with arrays
• A random diversion
• Chapter 13. Handling and Displaying Arrays of Data
• Summary
• Coding the dialog boxes
• Implementing the dialog designs
• Coding the Note class
• Building the project and gathering resources
• About the Note To Self app
• Dialog windows
• Chapter 12. Having a Dialogue with the User
• Summary
• The Widget exploration mini app
• Android permissions and Marshmallows
• Exploring the palette
• Exploring Android UI objects
• Chapter 11. Widget Mania
• Summary
• FAQ
• All Android UI elements are classes too
• Chapter 10. Everything's a Class
• Summary
• FAQ
• Polymorphism
• The inheritance mini app
• OOP and inheritance
• Encapsulation and static methods mini app
• Remember that encapsulation thing?
• The basic classes mini app
• Taking a look at the code for a class
• Introducing OOP
• Important memory management warning
• Chapter 9. Object-Oriented Programming
• Summary
• Further reading
• FAQ
• Scope and variables revisited
• Methods revisited
• Chapter 8. Coding in Java Part 2 – Methods
• Summary
• Repeating code with loops
• Decisions
• Expressing yourself demo app
• Changing values in variables with operators
• Storing and using data with variables
• More code comments
• Syntax and jargon
• Java is everywhere
• Chapter 7. Coding in Java Part 1 – Variables Decisions and Loops
• Summary
• The structure of Java code – revisited
• The lifecycle demonstration app
• Lifecycle phases – what we need to do
• Lifecycle phases – what we need to know
• A simplified explanation of the Android lifecycle
• Introduction to the Android lifecycle
• Chapter 6. The Life and Times of an Android App
• Summary
• Building a real-world UI
• Chapter 5. Real-World Layouts
• Summary
• Structure of a UI design
• Exploring Android UI design
• Chapter 4. Designing Layouts
• Summary
• FAQ
• The Android Studio guided tour
• Chapter 3. Exploring Android Studio
• Summary
• FAQ
• Meet Java
• Improving our app and deploying again
• Examining the log output
• Chapter 2. Java – First Contact
• Summary
• FAQ
• Our first Android app
• What makes an Android app
• The development environment
• How Java and Android work together
• Chapter 1. The First App
• Customer support
• Reader feedback
• Conventions
• Who this book is for
• What you need for this book
• What this book covers
• Why Android?
• Preface
• Support files eBooks discount offers and more
• www.PacktPub.com
• About the Reviewers
• About the Author
• Credits
• 版權(quán)頁
• 封面

• 封面
• 版權(quán)頁
• Credits
• About the Author
• About the Reviewers
• www.PacktPub.com
• Support files eBooks discount offers and more
• Preface
• Why Android?
• What this book covers
• What you need for this book
• Who this book is for
• Conventions
• Reader feedback
• Customer support
• Chapter 1. The First App
• How Java and Android work together
• The development environment
• What makes an Android app
• Our first Android app
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Java – First Contact
• Examining the log output
• Improving our app and deploying again
• Meet Java
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Exploring Android Studio
• The Android Studio guided tour
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Designing Layouts
• Exploring Android UI design
• Structure of a UI design
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Real-World Layouts
• Building a real-world UI
• Summary
• Chapter 6. The Life and Times of an Android App
• Introduction to the Android lifecycle
• A simplified explanation of the Android lifecycle
• Lifecycle phases – what we need to know
• Lifecycle phases – what we need to do
• The lifecycle demonstration app
• The structure of Java code – revisited
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Coding in Java Part 1 – Variables Decisions and Loops
• Java is everywhere
• Syntax and jargon
• More code comments
• Storing and using data with variables
• Changing values in variables with operators
• Expressing yourself demo app
• Decisions
• Repeating code with loops
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Coding in Java Part 2 – Methods
• Methods revisited
• Scope and variables revisited
• FAQ
• Further reading
• Summary
• Chapter 9. Object-Oriented Programming
• Important memory management warning
• Introducing OOP
• Taking a look at the code for a class
• The basic classes mini app
• Remember that encapsulation thing?
• Encapsulation and static methods mini app
• OOP and inheritance
• The inheritance mini app
• Polymorphism
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 10. Everything's a Class
• All Android UI elements are classes too
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 11. Widget Mania
• Exploring Android UI objects
• Exploring the palette
• Android permissions and Marshmallows
• The Widget exploration mini app
• Summary
• Chapter 12. Having a Dialogue with the User
• Dialog windows
• About the Note To Self app
• Building the project and gathering resources
• Coding the Note class
• Implementing the dialog designs
• Coding the dialog boxes
• Summary
• Chapter 13. Handling and Displaying Arrays of Data
• A random diversion
• Handling large amount of data with arrays
• A simple array example mini app
• Getting dynamic with arrays
• Entering the nth dimension with arrays
• ArrayLists
• Arrays and ArrayLists are polymorphic
• ListView and BaseAdapter
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 14. Handling and Displaying Notes in Note To Self
• Note To Self continued
• Improvements in Note To Self
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 15. Android Intent and Persistence
• Good Intents
• Adding a settings page to the Note To Self app
• Persisting data with SharedPreferences
• Making the Note To Self app's settings persist
• More advanced persistence
• Backing up user data in Note To Self
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 16. UI Animations
• Animations in Android
• The Animations Demo app – introducing SeekBar
• Adding animations to Note To Self
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 17. Sound FX and Supporting Different Versions of Android
• Supporting multiple versions of Android
• Introducing the Spinner widget
• Sound FX touches to Note To Self
• Deleting a note – introducing OnLongClick
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 18. Design Patterns Fragments and the Real World
• Introducing the model-view-controller pattern
• The imperfections of Note To Self revisited
• Android design guidelines
• Real-world apps
• The device detection mini app
• Configuration qualifiers
• Using configuration qualifiers – mini app
• Fragments
• Our first working Fragment mini app
• Fragment reality check
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 19. Using Multiple Fragments
• Using singletons for the model layer
• Inter-Fragment communications – interfaces revisited
• The dual-Fragment address book mini app
• FAQ
• Summary
• Chapter 20. Paging and Swiping
• Building an image gallery/slider app
• Building a Fragment pager/slider app
• Summary
• Chapter 21. Navigation Drawer and Where It's Snap
• Introducing the navigation drawer
• The Where it's snap app
• Summary
• Chapter 22. Capturing Images
• Capturing images using the camera
• The capturing images mini app
• Where it's snap – coding the capture Fragment
• Summary
• Chapter 23. Using SQLite Databases in Our Apps
• Database 101
• The SQL syntax primer
• The Android SQLite API
• The database mini app
• Summary
• Chapter 24. Adding a Database to Where It's Snap
• The Photo class
• Handling the SQLite database
• Saving a new photo from the capture fragment
• Displaying a photo from the database
• Coding the communications interface
• Coding TitlesFragment
• Coding TagsFragment
• Coding the fragment communications in MainActivity
• Running the app so far
• Summary
• Chapter 25. Integrating Google Maps and GPS Locations
• Global Positioning System
• Where in the world – the GPS mini app
• The Google Maps mini app
• Summary
• Chapter 26. Upgrading SQLite – Adding Locations and Maps
• Adding locations and maps to Where it's Snap
• Updating ViewFragment
• Adding location permissions
• Testing the new map feature
• Summary
• Chapter 27. Going Local – Hola!
• The Localization mini app
• Localizing the Where it's snap app
• Summary
• Chapter 28. Threads Touches Drawing and a Simple Game
• Threads
• Problems with threads
• Drawing with canvas and paint
• Android Canvas demo app
• Handling touches
• A simple game engine
• Building a simple game of Pong
• Summary
• Chapter 29. Publishing Apps
• Preparing to publish
• Building the publishable APK file
• Publishing the app
• Marketing
• More to see
• Summary
• Chapter 30. Before You Go
• What next
• Goodbye and thank you
• Index 更新時(shí)間：2021-07-23 14:47:43