Automating Builds on Android – Part 1
Do you find it hard to get a release build of an Android app? Well, you could say that it’s not at all difficult. It just takes about 1 minute… Read more »
Do you find it hard to get a release build of an Android app? Well, you could say that it’s not at all difficult. It just takes about 1 minute… Read more »
I love animations. Let’s see the video first. If you are excited, go peek at the code. In this example, the main layout contains two ImageView widgets with two different… Read more »
Intents or Intent messaging is the Android’s way to pass messages/information to various components of Android. An Intent object contains information that the target component can act upon. Through Intents,… Read more »
The default title bar for the apps might not suit the theme of your app. You also might want to add a few more things to the title bar which… Read more »
This is a small project that does this. “On your phone’s screen, you will have a ball lying at the bottom part, in the middle. Once you touch any part… Read more »
Streaming radio stations or audio files hosted on streaming servers on Android is pretty straight-forward. But then, Android has it’s limitations. It won’t stream just any file or radio station…. Read more »
So many sensors to sense!!! Hmm, I don’t yet know if there are appropriate APIs available yet on Gingerbread to access all these sensors. Got to read up now.
I had to do this for a project that I am working on, and I felt that it wasn’t possible to achieve this. Well, there are several examples on the… Read more »
Nothing complex. Just a few lines of code to invert your button. A horizontal flip of 180 degrees is pretty simple to achieve. If you want it with a specific… Read more »
Have you ever tried to use Websockets on Android? In a recent project that I have been working on, it was required to use WebSockets to build a native Android… Read more »