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I am trying to find somewhere link to download android-ndk-r9-linux-x86 but unfortunately all my tries failed.
Can someone provide me a working link, so I can Download Android NDK R9 for linux x86.
The specific version you requested, r9 without a letter suffix, although not linked on the download page, currently appears to be able to be obtained by taking one of the current-version links and simply editing it to change the version number to the one you want. However, it's not a given that this will continue to be the case - the android downloads seem to move around a fair amount.
http://dl.google.com/android/ndk/android-ndk-r9-linux-x86.tar.bz2
Of course if you don't need that exact version you can simply follow the link to a current version on the download page.
The link from here seems to work:
http://dl.google.com/android/ndk/android-ndk-r9c-linux-x86.tar.bz2
You can then set up with the instructions here. You may also find this of help.
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I need to practice android and check if my codes are correct or not. Is there any site like w3 School which provides an online environment to practice android?
There are no such online android tools till now. however there are lot of online tutorials available. You can practice with your PC or MAC or Linux system. There are several IDEs that supports developing android applications. My opinion is Eclipse. Which provides full support for android.
You can Download Eclipse from here and Android plugin for Eclipse from here.
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Does anybody know an open source app which I can download and use as a starting point?
I just want to add comments on a map. When I m at a bar for example, I want to open the app, see where I am on a map and be able to leave a comment which will be shown to other logged in users. Logged in users can reply to my comment.
Not too familiar with android development, that s why I need something to start with.
App or tutorial sources would be great.
you could use PassAndroid as a starting point: https://github.com/ligi/PassAndroid - also includes a map
Github has a vast amount of repositories with Android code in it.
I think you can start with this tutorial, to learn how to use maps on android.
After that, you can search for android projects on git hub.
Also, you need to learn how to work with web services, for every user can get the information in any device.
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So I just downloaded the Android SDK App Development Software and would like to know where to start. I have NO experience in programing in anything but Delphi7. I dont mind if you just give me a website.
Thank you!
This question is gonna earn you a lot of negative votes. There are tons of stuff for starters just use google and this forum.
You need to have a basic knowledge of java. for android i would recommend the new boston series on youtube, for book 'Android 4 application development` and for online reference developers.android.com.
Go through training on android web site:
http://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
First IDE of choise should be Eclipse.
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Ok, i tried to give it a small go on my own, but just ran into too many problems.
Can someone help me implement this? Or point me somewhere. The bad news is I am looking for a complete instruction guide to this :/
I am implementing it into the google tabview tutorial, although i don't think it matters.
Thanks for help. This should be a good reference for people in the future.
I've used this tutorial here to setup shared preferences in my apps.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/Android/AndroidLiveWallpaper.aspx
To actually view how the settings are created, check the tutorial but download the source and review I remember there are bits missing from the tutorial about how to get it running.
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Where can I get PDF version of Android SDK docs and developer guide. Saw a posting that installed sdk has the html docs, mine does not. Is this a separate download. any eclipse update for this? Thanks
I think only HTML is available and you get it by installing the Documentation using the Android SDK tool:
(See the 4th item in the list).
You can find the pdf's for most sections here
The website has been split into sections for each book.
https://docand.com/
Design ....................... https://docand.com/android-design-methods-book/
Training...................... https://docand.com/training-in-android-book/
Android Components............ https://docand.com/a-guide-to-android-api-components-book/
Google Services............... https://docand.com/android-google-available-services-book/
Distribution Methods........... https://docand.com/android-distribution-methods-book/
Tools of the Android Developer https://docand.com/tools-of-the-android-developer-book/
The sections are all available as a preview and as a download for free.
I have started putting together the updated dev guide into pdf.
You can find the first part here:
http://sirelanta.blogspot.com/2011/08/android-dev-guide-pdf-and-doc.html
other parts will be added later