Publisher: O'Reilly Media Released: January 2010 Run time: 11 hours 24 minutes
Learn to build mobile applications for the exciting new Android platform. When you purchase this product, you'll get access to the videos, slide presentations, and code examples associated with the online course, Developing Android Applications with Java, Part 1. This product will get you up to speed on the basics of Android development, including the Android SDK and the Eclipse IDE. As you learn, you'll build a simple Android app from start to finish. |
- Overview Week: Getting started with Android
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- Week 1: Build a Task Manager App
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Week 1: Layout and Build a Task Manager App 4 minutes -
Week 1: Displaying a list of tasks 40 minutes -
Week 1: Sharing Data Across the Task Manager App 12 minutes -
Week 1: Create the Add Task View 22 minutes -
Week 1: Implement Safe Canceling 21 minutes -
Week 1: Homework and Q & A 13 minutes - Week 2: Create a Task List
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Week 2: Creating a List of Tasks 3 minutes -
Week 2: A Better List View 22 minutes -
Week 2: Showing the Tasks 58 minutes -
Week 2: Completing Tasks 7 minutes -
Week 2: Removing Completed Tasks 7 minutes -
Week 2: Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 17 minutes - Week 3: Add Persistence
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Week 3: Adding Persistence to our Task Manager using SQLite 7 minutes -
Week 3: Loading tasks from the database 48 minutes -
Week 3: Adding new tasks to the database 22 minutes -
Week 3: Completing a task 9 minutes -
Week 3: Deleting tasks 10 minutes -
Week 3: Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 19 minutes - Week 4: Add Location and Maps
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Week 4: Adding Location and Maps to our Task Manager 6 minutes -
Week 4: Adding a Location to a Task 27 minutes -
Week 4: Displaying a Map View 29 minutes -
Week 4: Searching for an Address and Map Overlays 28 minutes -
Week 4: Returning the Address to AddTaskActivity 7 minutes -
Week 4: Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 17 minutes - Week 5: Add Location Awareness
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Week 5: Adding Location Awareness to our Task Manager 4 minutes -
Week 5: Saving the Address on a Task 23 minutes -
Week 5: Displaying the Location of the Task 15 minutes -
Week 5: Adding the Device's Current Location to the Map 16 minutes -
Week 5: Displaying the Current Location on the Task List 24 minutes -
Week 5: Filtering the Tasks by Location 16 minutes -
Week 5: Wrap Up, Homework and Q&A 16 minutes |
- Title:
- Developing Android Applications with Java, Part 1
- By:
- Tony Hillerson
- Publisher:
- O'Reilly Media
- Formats:
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- Safari Books Online
- Video
- Video:
- January 2010
- Run time:
- 11 hours 24 minutes
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Tony Hillerson Tony Hillerson is a Software Architect for EffectiveUI. He graduated from Ambassador University with a BA in MIS. On any given day he may be working with Flex, Java, Rails, Maven, Ant, Ruby, or shell scripts. Tony has contributed to many community projects, such as RubyAMF. Tony has spoken at 360|Flex and Adobe MAX, as well as local user groups. Tony is interested in all levels of usability and experience design, from the database to the server to the glass. In his free time Tony enjoys playing the bass, playing World of Warcraft, making electronic music, making beer, learning Latin, and studying philosophy. Tony lives outside Denver, CO with his wife and son Titus. View Tony Hillerson's full profile page. |
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Merchant response: Tony Hillerson responds:
I agree with Chris regarding the code structure. The code was set up in a way that most easily supported the explanation of Android
features during the class. I mentioned many times throughout the classes where I would have designed things differently "in the real world", but chose instead to keep code small and easy to explain.
As always, if anyone finds errors or takes issue with the design of the application, or even has an idea for a feature, I invite them to
make a fork of the code on Github at http://github.com/thillerson/oreilly_android and show everyone their ideas. You can see other forks of the code on the "Network" tab on the Github project page.
Tony