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This document provides an overview of the basics of Android application development. It discusses the requirements to develop Android apps including Java knowledge and development tools. It describes the Android architecture and app lifecycle. The typical structure of an Android app is explained including the main manifest file, XML layout files, Java code files and the app building process. Common Android widgets for user input and views are identified. Layout widgets like linear, relative and grid layouts are also covered. Finally, some recommended books on Android development are listed.
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The document provides instructions for installing Eclipse, the Android SDK, and configuring them for Android development. It discusses:
1) The requirements which include Java JDK/JRE, Android SDK, Eclipse IDE, and the ADT plugin.
2) Downloading and installing the Android SDK from the Android developer website to get tools like the emulator, debugger, and Eclipse plugin.
3) Configuring the ADT plugin in Eclipse and installing Android platforms.
4) Creating an Android Virtual Device (AVD) for testing applications.
Cs4hs android-01hello
This document provides an overview and introduction to developing Android applications with Java. It discusses what Android is, why it is useful to teach, and what is needed to get started. It then walks through creating a simple "Hello World" Android app as a first example. Key components covered include setting up the development environment, creating an Android project in Eclipse, editing the app's Java source code and XML layout and strings files, and running the app on an emulator.
Android
Android is a software stack that includes an operating system and applications for mobile devices. It is based on the Linux kernel and was developed by the Open Handset Alliance, including Google. Android supports a variety of hardware platforms and provides features like storage, messaging, a web browser, media support, Bluetooth, and more. Developers can create Android applications using the Android SDK and Eclipse IDE, targeting the Dalvik virtual machine. The SDK includes tools, libraries, and sample code needed to build Android apps.
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- 1. ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT - THE BASICS ALIYU ABDULLAHI
- 2. Requirements 1. Basic Knowledge of Java. 2. Java Development Kit (JDK ^v1.7) 3. Android Studio IDE/Eclipse IDE
- 3. What is Android? Android is an Operating System. It is built on Linux kernel which makes it an open source platform.
- 5. Android Application Parts Main manifest file XML file Java file.
- 6. Android App Activity Life Cycle Activity Start onStart() onCreate() onResume() onPause() onStop() onDestroy() Activity End
- 7. Android Application Structure XML Main manifest Java ADB Dalvic VM (Dexing) Sign/Compress/Export
- 8. Android Widgets Input widgets{ Buttons,EditText } View Widgets{ ScrollView, ListView,Horizontal scrollview }
- 9. Android Layout widgets Linearlayout* Relativelayout* Grid Layout /*TabHost*/
- 10. Books For Android Development Android UI Fundamentals by Jason Ostrander Learn Java for Android Development by Jeff Friesen