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Download 10+ Best Free Android Apps For Web Developers & Designers

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Download 10+ Best Free Android Apps For Web Developers & DesignersThe popularity of Android grows and its growth is staggering so does its range of apps. Android apps are now in very large number and have almost same features of the applications of iPhone. there are also provide more free app. In this post we collect 10+ Best Free Android Apps For Web Developers or web Designers. This is list of best Android apps includes the important and the much in demand as free Android applications, so you can download it for free. if you have one related with, please...

Designing For Android

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Designing For Android

This article will help designers become familiar with what they need to know to get started with Android and to deliver the right assets to the development team. The topics we’ll cover are:

  • Demystifying Android screen densities,
  • Learning the fundamentals of Android design via design patterns,
  • Design assets your developer needs,
  • How to get screenshots,
  • What Android 3 is about, and what’s on the horizon.

Free Ebook, Mobile’s Android design guidelines (PDF)

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Free Ebook, Mobile’s Android design guidelines (PDF)Mutual Mobile inc. has released an updated version of their Android design guidelines document. This excellent and compact (44 pages) document can be valuable for anyone writing or designing software for Android.

Model View Controller (MVC) for Android

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Model View Controller (MVC) for AndroidFinally, I have been able to find time to push the intial code for “Model View Controller” implementation on Android.Quite a few people told me that MVC is inbuilt in Android, with the View being represented by the Activity but I failed to visualize or tangelize the Controller. Well, the Model can always be the backend data – the business entities.

Ultimate Resources for Android Developers (Android GUI kits, Icons and fonts)

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Ultimate Resources for Android Developers (Android GUI kits, Icons and fonts)Android is the operating system for mobile phones based on Linux. Android provides an open platform for developers to create applications for their own use by a variety of mobile devices. To help android application developers on design application and development, on today post we are sharing comprehensive collection of Android GUI kits, icons, .psds and tools.The Android UI team has begun developing guidelines for the interaction and visual design of Android applications. You can find...

Android Testing: testing XML or JSON parsers

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Android Testing: testing XML or JSON parsersThere are many occasions where your Android application relies on external XML or JSON messages or documents obtained from web services. These documents are used for data interchange between the local application and the server. There are many use cases where XML or JSON documents are generated by the local application to be sent to the server. Ideally, methods invoked by these activities have to be tested in isolation to have real unit tests and to achieve this we need to include some mock...

A Useful Selection of Android Developer Tools and Resources

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A Useful Selection of Android Developer Tools and ResourcesWith its intuitive and open-source platform and support from the huge mobile phone manufacturers HTC, Samsung and Sony Ericsson, Androids year-on-year smart-phone marketshare has shown a massive growth of 886%! Just to put this into perspective, the iPhone has shown only 61% growth. These figures may give you an insight into the popularity of both platforms, but in actual fact, it shows that it is mobile app developers who are the real winners. With smartphones becoming ever more popular, there...

Android Essentials: Using the Contact Picker

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Android Essentials: Using the Contact PickerThis tutorial will start out simple, but then we’ll get in to some of the technical details of using Contacts with the ContactsContract class, which was introduced in API Level 5. Make sure you have your Android development environment installed and configured correctly. You’re free to build upon any application you have, start a new one from scratch, or follow along using the InviteActivity code in our open source project.

Developing a Android Application

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Developing a Android ApplicationAfter setting up your Android development environment, it’s time you implement your first (simple) Android application. The steps to achieve this are:* Creating a project. * Create your user interface. * Code the application. * Run the application.I will make a Android application which will provide a field where a user can type in a word and, after clicking on a button, will display that word.

Android UI: Making an Analog Rotary Knob

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Android UI: Making an Analog Rotary KnobFor some reason, I really enjoy recreating analog components on Android. As you can guess, this type of knob does not have min/max bounds and can be freely rotated as much as you want. This type of control is often used for browsing through a list of options that can be wrapped around. Also, an important property is that this knob does not rotate smoothly but switches from one nick to another. You can imagine that it also clicks when you rotate it – and our Android replica will also make...

Video Chat for Android in 30 Lines of Code

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Video Chat for Android in 30 Lines of CodeHere is a simple Video Chat application I built with Flex 4 and deployed on AIR for Android. The Application is just 30 lines of code and allows multiple users to join a chat room and “video chat”.Video streaming is powered by LiveCycle Collaboration Services, a set of hosted Flash Services that enable developers to easily add real-time collaboration and social capabilities to their applications.This application is obviously a bare-bones proof of concept. However, it is fully...

Android Essentials: Creating Simple User Forms

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Android Essentials: Creating Simple User FormsAndroid applications often rely upon data supplied by users. This tutorial walks you through the creation and use of a number of the most common controls used to collect data from the user, including:* The EditText control * The Spinner control * The Checkbox control * The Button controlFor this tutorial, you design and implement a form within your Android application which allows the user to supply important feedback to the developer. The user is given a number of...

Android Tricks: Multitouch AND 1.5 Support, Same App

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Android Tricks: Multitouch AND 1.5 Support, Same AppI don’t know about you but I have an emotional attachment to old platforms and APIs. They are often sweet and nice in their primordial simplicity, even with their well-understood limitations. Even when they become obsolete, we developers still remember and miss them.

10 Awesome Android Features that iOS 4 and iPhone 4 Lack

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10 Awesome Android Features that iOS 4 and iPhone 4 LackWe all are very busy in getting to know how iPhone 4 is ruling the smart phone market now. Even we were busy in noting down all cool new features of iPhone 4 or iOS 4 comes with in its new release. But mean time after the release of iPhone 4, many bloggers wrote about its problems.Today we are going to share few awesome features of Android that iPhone 4 and iOS 4 lacks.

Python, JRuby on the Android Platform in 10 Steps

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Python, JRuby on the Android Platform in 10 StepsI have taken the liberty of summarizing the steps required to get a Python script or application up and running on your Android device quickly using ASE. This is no substitute for fully absorbing the documentation and becoming fully familiar with the code and capabilities of ASE, but for the impatient it’s a quick way to get Python, JRuby (or most other dynamically-typed languages) up and running fast. To those wondering why I didn’t focus on Perl, Bash, or Lua, in this tutorial, it’s...