Sale!

Beginning Android 3 1st Edition by Mark Murphy ISBN 1430232986 9781430232988

Original price was: $50.00.Current price is: $35.00.

Beginning Android 3 1st Edition Mark Murphy (Auth.) Digital Instant Download

Author(s): Mark Murphy (auth.)
ISBN(s): 9781430232988, 1430232986
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 12.82 MB
Year: 2011
Language: english
SKU: EB-11852470 Category: Tag:

Beginning Android 3 1stEdition by Mark Murphy – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 1430232986, 9781430232988
Full download Beginning Android 3 1st Edition after payment

Product details:

ISBN 10: 1430232986 
ISBN 13: 9781430232988
Author: Mark Murphy

The vibrant and rich Android development platform, created by Google and the Open Handset Alliance, continues to be a platform in its truest sense, encompassing hundreds of classes beyond the traditional Java classes and open source components that ship with the software development kit. Android’s continued growth includes support for Flash and Flash gaming apps, Wi-Fi tethering, improved performance, WebM or WebMedia integration for HTML5-based video and other multimedia APIs, Chrome OS (WebOS) integration, and more.

With Beginning Android 3, you’ll learn how to develop applications for Android 3 mobile devices using simple examples that are ready to run with your copy of the software development kit. Author, Android columnist, developer, and community advocate Mark L. Murphy will show you what you need to know to get started programming Android applications, including how to craft graphical user interfaces, use GPS, multi-touch, multi-tasking, and access web services.

Beginning Android 3 1stTable of contents:

Part I: Foundations

  • Chapter 1: Getting Started
    • What is Android?
    • Android’s History and Ecosystem (focus on Android 3.0)
    • Setting Up Your Development Environment (Eclipse, ADT, SDK)
    • Your First Android 3.0 Application
    • Understanding the Project Structure
    • Running Your Application on an Emulator and Device
  • Chapter 2: Understanding Android Application Fundamentals
    • Activities: The Building Blocks of a UI
    • Intents: Communication Between Components
    • Services: Background Operations
    • Broadcast Receivers: Responding to System Events
    • Content Providers: Sharing Data
    • The Application Lifecycle
    • Permissions and Security
  • Chapter 3: User Interface Basics
    • Layouts: Organizing Your UI (LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, FrameLayout)
    • Views: Widgets for Interaction (TextView, Button, EditText)
    • Resources: Strings, Dimensions, Colors, and Drawables
    • XML Layout Files
    • Basic Event Handling (OnClickListener)
  • Chapter 4: Handling User Input
    • Input Events: Touch, Keyboard, and Trackball
    • Handling Gestures
    • Working with Multiple Touches (Multi-touch)
    • Accelerometer and Other Sensors

Part II: Building User Interfaces for Android 3.0 (Honeycomb)

  • Chapter 5: Introducing Fragments
    • Why Fragments for Tablets?
    • Creating and Managing Fragments
    • Fragment Lifecycle
    • Communicating Between Fragments and Activities
    • Using Fragments for Flexible UI Design (Master-Detail Flow)
  • Chapter 6: Action Bar and Menus
    • The Action Bar: A Centralized UI Element in Honeycomb
    • Adding Action Items
    • Action Views and Action Providers
    • Contextual Action Bars
    • Old-style Menus vs. Action Bar
  • Chapter 7: Advanced Layouts and Views
    • GridLayout
    • List Views and Adapters (ArrayAdapter, SimpleAdapter, CursorAdapter)
    • Custom Adapters
    • Grid Views
    • Spinner and AutoCompleteTextView
    • Working with ScrollViews
  • Chapter 8: Dialogs, Toasts, and Notifications
    • AlertDialog
    • DatePickerDialog and TimePickerDialog
    • Custom Dialogs
    • Toasts: Simple Feedback
    • Notifications in the Status Bar

Part III: Data Management and Persistence

  • Chapter 9: Storing Application Data
    • Shared Preferences: Simple Key-Value Storage
    • Internal Storage: Private Files
    • External Storage: Public Files
    • Asset Files: Bundling Read-Only Data
  • Chapter 10: Working with SQLite Databases
    • Introduction to SQLite
    • Creating and Opening Databases
    • Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
    • Querying Data (Cursor)
    • SQLiteOpenHelper
  • Chapter 11: Content Providers
    • Why Use Content Providers?
    • Building a Custom Content Provider
    • Using Existing Content Providers (e.g., Contacts, MediaStore)
    • Content Observers

Part IV: Advanced Android 3.0 Features

  • Chapter 12: Working with Media
    • Playing Audio (MediaPlayer)
    • Playing Video (VideoView)
    • Recording Audio and Video
    • Camera Integration
  • Chapter 13: Location-Based Services and Maps
    • Getting Location Updates (GPS, Network)
    • Google Maps API (v1 for Android 3.0)
    • Displaying Maps and Markers
    • Geocoding and Reverse Geocoding
  • Chapter 14: Networking and Web Services
    • Connecting to the Internet
    • HTTP Client (HttpClient)
    • Parsing XML and JSON
    • AsyncTask for Background Operations
  • Chapter 15: Background Processing and Services
    • Revisiting Services
    • IntentService
    • Bound Services
    • Remote Services and AIDL
  • Chapter 16: Graphics and Animation
    • Drawing Custom Views (onDraw())
    • Canvas and Paint
    • Bitmap Manipulation
    • View Animations
    • Property Animations (introduced in Android 3.0)
    • Frame-by-Frame Animation
  • Chapter 17: Widgets and Live Wallpapers
    • Creating App Widgets (Homescreen Widgets)
    • Configuring Widgets
    • Introduction to Live Wallpapers
    • Developing a Simple Live Wallpaper

Part V: Publishing and Beyond

  • Chapter 18: Testing and Debugging Your Applications
    • Using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB)
    • Logcat for Logging
    • Debugging with Eclipse
    • Unit Testing with Android JUnit
    • UI Testing
  • Chapter 19: Preparing Your App for Release
    • Signing Your Application
    • Optimizing Your Application
    • Using ProGuard
  • Chapter 20: Publishing to the Android Market (Google Play)
    • Setting Up a Developer Account
    • Marketing Your App
    • Pricing and Distribution
    • Updates and Support

People also search for Beginning Android 3 1st:

    
beginning android 3
    
gothic 3 the beginning android
    
gothic 3 the beginning android pl
    
beginning android development
    
android beginning

 

Tags: Mark Murphy, Beginning, Android