DESCRIPTION
Android, Google's platform for mobile application development,
provides powerful features, a robust SDK, and almost limitless
possibilities. It's not hard to find the information a developer needs to
build a simple Android app, but then what?
Android in Practice is a treasure trove of Android goodness, with over
100 tested, ready-to-use techniques, covering the new Android 3.0
SDK, including complete end-to-end example applications and
practical tips for real world mobile application developers. Written by
seasoned Android developers, this book addresses the trickiest
questions raised in forums and mailing lists. Using an easy-to-follow
problem/solution/discussion format, it dives into important topics not
covered in other Android books, like advanced drawing and graphics,
testing and instrumentation, building and deploying applications, using
alternative languages, and native development.
RETAIL POINTS
* Packed with more than 100 techniques
* Covers the Android 3.0 SDK, designed for tablets
* Advanced topics not covered elsewhere
AUDIENCE
This book assumes a working knowledge of Java, but no prior
experience with Android is required.
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Produkt-Hinweis
Broschur/Paperback
Klebebindung
Maße
Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 187 mm
Dicke: 40 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-1-935182-92-4 (9781935182924)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Charlie Collins
is a senior software engineer at Axioma. He has contributed
to various open source projects including GWT-Maven, Android-Maven,
Gwitter, and is coauthor of Manning's GWT in Practice and Unlocking
Android.
Michael Galpin is the architect for mobile software development at eBay.
Matthias Kaeppler is in charge of mobile development for the online review
company Qype, and he created or maintains the Android open source
projects Signpost, Droid-Fu, and Calculon.