<i>Android in Practice</i> is an essential resource for mobile application developers, offering over 90 tested techniques along with complete end-to-end example applications. Authored by experienced Android developers, the book addresses common challenges faced in forums and mailing lists. Its easy-to-follow problem/solution/discussion format covers critical topics often overlooked in other Android literature, including advanced drawing and graphics, testing, instrumentation, and application deployment. This guide is designed for those who have built their first Android app and are seeking practical advice for developing real-world applications. It provides a wealth of tips, tricks, and best practices to enhance your effectiveness as an Android developer. Key areas explored include multitasking, services, testing, and using alternative programming languages. Purchasing the print edition grants access to a free PDF, ePub, and Kindle version, along with all source code featured in the book. Topics span Android versions 1.x to 3.x, tablet development, concurrency, local data storage, inter-app data sharing, HTTP networking, GPS, and multimedia. While a working knowledge of Java is required, no prior Android experience is necessary. Source code is available online for reference.
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