There is nothing apart from blogs from Asia that teach stuff about how to use native framework ( not to be confused with NDK ) components from: frameworks/native
and external/libanative/src/android/os/
Example blogs from Asia:
- http://blog.csdn.net/tankai19880619/article/details/21224151
- http://my.oschina.net/ibug/blog/323013
Maybe i didn't knew how to search, but i'm looking for a complete source, like a book.
Any ideas ? Thanks !
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Hey im a programming student in my second year and ive been wanting to play around with some android development (mostly because my school doesnt teach java or php. Im pretty experienced with visual basic and C#. But my questions is can someone help me out with a link to or something where I can take a look at some open source code for some android apps? It can be as simple as tic tac toe I dont car. Im just basically doing some research myself. Also is eclipse the best compiler for android development? Thanks
You can find quite a number of examples under 'Resources' on developer.android.com.
You may be interested to know that Eclipse is not a compiler, it is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). What is better or not is largely a personal preference, but starting out you are likely to find more tutorials assuming you use Eclipse than anything else.
Source of pre-installed Android Appliaction is open. And you can program with eclips for Android App.
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Android is open-source, but not the apps.
You can run Eclipse, and create a new project from existing samples. You will be able to choose from a list (this samples come from the sdk, if you downloaded them).
There are some games (snake, ...) and demo apps like API demos.
And Eclipse is very good for Android development, especially if you use the plugin ADT tools.
I am more than happy to have all the eyes I can on my code. I would post a link, but (no rant here)...
AWOL: ArchWiki Offline
by
Tetractys Productions
Search for this on the Google App Store with search term "archwiki".
The code isn't great as I am a novice with both Java and Android, but you will find use of Activities, WebViews, Menus, using external Jars and perhaps a little more. If your scholarly background leads you to make a suggestion or two... please do.
Also... don't buy most of the books. They suck. The "cookbooks" seem pretty good and the Android Developer Documentation and Stackoverflow are your friends. I wasted enough money on Android books I will never read. Hope you don't fall for that too.
Rant:
10 post requirements encourages low quality posts. Perhaps its a good trade-off, but from where I'm sitting I'm drinking HaterAde.
Hey guys,
so many times I've searched for a good libraries platform on the internet for android development.
Okay, xda developers is a good source, but it's so overcrowded and you have no chance to quick navigate through a few libraries or something.
But!, yesterday I found this link androidweekly.net/toolbox as I searched "android newsletter" on google.
It's a very nice, clean and simple platform (and or newsletter) for all the things I searched for (also i like the android bots moving :laugh: )
There you can find stuff like pull to refresh and such things and if you code your own libraries, you can submit it there too!
just take a look at it
Kindly help how to develop the android games and to tell what kind of architecture to follow and tell me the some the reference guides and some extra tips and reply as soon as possible
Regards
Praveen kumar
Welll... you need to learn Java language because all Android games and apps are written in Java, then visit http://developer.android.com for Tools, Kits, trainings and much more....
If you want to write your apps and games in C, C++ rather than java, you can use Android NDK.
You can learn these language in webpages and downloadable pdfs.
The most important thing you need to do in order to learn these languages are patience and very hardwork + much effort.
You must be working on them everyday and also you can't really learn any programming language in weeks, you will only know the basics of them in several months or year (Depends on your knowledge and hardwork).
hi,
after i learnt C++ and java i thought its time to start to learn android programming, but i practiced more on making apps classes ect, i learnt other stuff, and the life got me to learn Avr , C++ , Java , Python , Qt , others... and learn more and get better, now that i also know more about GUI , i think its time to go back and learn how to program for android ! but the problem is, developer.google.com is banned and forbidden here, also i can't see any videos ! so, i only can read a book, i saw tutorials point tutorial but it had no explains, just examples, i didn't know what each function do or what that class is for, so i want a tutorial that explains code, not just copy pasting examples, like cplusplus.com tutorial i learn c++ from, very good tutorials and explanations !i got Kitkat api only and sdk + ndk + eclipse and plugins, i meant adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20131030.zip
i got it from a friend in Boston !
any good books to help me start learning? also i feel better to write in c++ but i will chose whatever language which has more features ect for android ( guess its java ) even if its harder. also the new dev tools and api announced in google i/o , i guess if i read old books i can find out how to use the new stuff by myself, when i started Qt, i would easily guess all the stuff my self, i only found out name of classes and learnt it almost by my self!
Apologies for hijacking your thread with my own query, but it is in a similar vein to yours so I thought it made more sense than starting a new thread.
I too am looking for a book to learn from. I am not a developer, but I have learnt from this site that I need to roote my Note 3 before I can use the extSD card. What i need therefore is a first steps learner book explaining what roms are, what flashing is etc. I realise that all this is in various places on the web but it always assumes a starting point beyond what I can understand and is presented in a disjointed forum Q&A which looses me further.
can anyone recommend such a book?
Thanks
Check my post. It have some links to free online courses. http://forum.xda-developers.com/coding/education/newbies-to-android-development-start-t2819202
Kindly,
MZ
Hello guys!
What you think about hacking the Sony cameras?
This guy ( nabfathi15 on twitter ) looking for Java Android developers to support his project.
Project page located here — ( nabilfathi on tumblr ) where you can find a test app and some instructions.
Long story short — one of the build in apps was successfully decompiled/reverse engineered and now you can control the camera hardware on root level with your custom app. For example you can enable 4K internal recording (i'm not 100% sure about that) and it will be a super hit.
Well, its not easy. but can be done
I should warn you that decompiling and reverse engineer a closed source application is illegal, even if you do that. DO NOT share the decompiled source, only complete compiled ones