Android Application Development All-in-One For Dummies
6 BOOKS IN 1
- Android Jump-Start
- Background Material
- The Building Blocks
- Programming Cool Phone Features
- Apps for All Kinds of Devices
- Publishing and Marketing Your App
Android is everywhere. Get your piece of the action with this all-in-one guide to creating great apps for this booming market! Six self-contained minibooks provide everything you need to program cool phone features, refine your apps, and add the perfect finishing touches.
- First, the groundwork — set up your system for app development and create your first basic Android app
- Android underpinnings — see how Java and XML are necessary and learn to use Android Studio
- Nuts and bolts — discover the essentials common to every app from simple to complex
- What phones can do — explore how to take advantage of a mobile device's unique feature set
- Both big and small — learn to create apps for larger tablet screens, small watch screens, and larger TV screens
- Make a game of it — investigate Android game development and learn to connect to social media
- To market, to market — find out how to market your apps
- The alternative world — learn app development techniques involving C and C++
- Steps to create your first app
- Major technical ideas behind Android
- Tips for handling button presses
- Hints for effective screen layout
- Android's built-in tools
- What a fragment is and how to use one
- Programming tricks essential to building games
- Posting your app to the Google Play Store
Barry Burd, PhD, is a professor of mathematics and computer science at Drew University. He leads training courses for professional programmers in business and industry, and has lectured at conferences around the world. He is the author of the bestselling Java For Dummies and other programming books.
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