Hello,
I am newbie in android app development.
I am going to make a sqlite database with my small android application with xamarin platform.
Before that I want to know about how it can be done with native in Java development with android studio.
If you have find any good tutorial then please share.
Thanks.
Making a SQLite in android app is not a big complex thing if it is coded up carefully.
Here I have found an android sqlite tutorial with example for beginners like you and I have referred this to my other trainees also.
It is simple example with android studio with detailed explanation.
You need to create table first, with required colomn names in separate java class in android studio.
Make sure you make primary key with auto increment in all the tables.
Then you need to trigger sqlite queries to add, edit or delete record in database.
Comment back if you have more questions for this topic.
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We have apkbuilder tool in Android SDK for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. Is it possible to develop a similar tool that runs on Android platform?
My friends and I are working on a MiniJava compiler on Android platform, and we hope that the whole process - getting the MiniJava source code, compiling the code into dex file, packaging dex into apk - can run consecutively on Android. Now we're having trouble packaging dex into apk, since the "apkbuilder" file runs some Java commands. Please help me if you have any idea.
p.s. This is my first post, so please tell me if there's something improper.
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Hi,
I would say that my knowledge of JAVA is fair enough, intermediate. I just started developing on android for the sole purpose of creating a few book applications.
Are there any tutorials/guides that you guys would recommend that i can follow in order to do so please?
Many thanks.
Without offend you... please search in Google, there are many Android tutorials, like this.
First, you need to setup Java SE, Android SDK, Eclipse and ADT Plugin for Eclipse (in that order), then you can begin to develop
RoberGalarga said:
Without offend you... please search in Google, there are many Android tutorials, like this.
First, you need to setup Java SE, Android SDK, Eclipse and ADT Plugin for Eclipse (in that order), then you can begin to develop
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Thanks for that mate. I've set all that up already. I was looking for making apps for ebooks in particular. Are you aware of any tutorials for that please?
Thanks.
Nope, sorry dude, I only know general tutorials like above
if you know java, now you only need to know the android classes.
learn the classes you need use from here:
developer.android.com
Hi,
I am new to xamarin Visual studio android app deveopment . Please guide me for develop it.
Thanks in advance.
First you should learn c# then learn android api's and libraries
Hi guys I am new here and I wanted to start programming apps for Android devices. I have some simple questions and I hope you can answer them:
1. In which language do I need to programm in Android Studio? Java or C? Or doesn't it matter?
2. Is there a list where you can find the special comments you need to develop for an Android because programming a programm for a PC is much different than programming an App for a Smartphone (for example a special command line for using the touchscreen)
3. Where can I find source codes from Apps which already have been published because I think looking at source codes from other Apps is the best way for learning.
Thanks in advance guys
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Hi all, I found that on huawei developer website, we need to make some configurations on proguard-rules.pro file for every kit. What does this file actually do? Do I have to do this configuration step when I am using HMS kits? What will happen if I don't do this configuration?
If you want to know more about HMS Kits, you can refer: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/hms
Any questions about these kits, you can acquire answers from HUAWEI Developer Forum
Hi,if you dint use proguard into wont happen anything but if use proguard It optimizes bytecode and removes unused instructions.
It will not do anything but if you are using pro gaurd in your app then you have to mention them in order to avoid conflict.