Android Beginner Tips [closed] - android

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I am a newbie to Android and want to explore. I see samples that I can workout from the documentation, But I am keen on developing a top to bottom sliding drawer instead of the left to right Navigation drawer. All I can see from the reference documentation are classes methods and their function. Please give me tips on how to work with these methods without seeing the samples. All I want is to be a good programmer and learn to code myself. Is that possible.

You can see this open source project Clean Calculator that contains a bottom to top navigation drawer you can download it and see the code how it was written, also to have a good start you might like to follow the android training classes Android site, also you can see this book Android for Programmers: An App-Driven Approach (Deitel Developer Series)
which is very good when you learn the basics, the following book too is good Beginning Android 4 Application Development, and Androidhive contains many tutorials too

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How do I create a home screen like the one facebook and instagram uses, where a user can post pictures and content which are placed on the home screen for other users to see and like and comment on using java.
it seems like you need an answer, so i'll try to give you one...
For that you have to learn basic android components such as viewPager, viewPagerAdaper as well as tablayout, coordinatorLayout, and many others stuff (recyclerView, jetpack libs such as Paging, Navigation component and more) and tech such as firebase (auth, db, cloud function....), google cloud or AWS.
As you can see it’s a whole journey
But you can start it with YouTube... i recomand you coding with mitch (he has a tutorial series where he builds an Instagram clone) or coding in flow.
About books i don’t really have one in mind but I hope this little answer helped.
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How to add sliding menu in android using ADT [closed]

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I am trying to add Sliding menu's in android app, but I didn't understand from where to add this. Most of today's apps have this. Please suggest how do I start and add Sliding menu...
Thanks in advance
I think what you are looking for is how to make a navigation drawer. You should take a look at this documentation https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/nav-drawer.html.
Moreover, at Google I/O, Google released the "Android design library" with some cool enhancements to build a navigation drawer. You can find a blog post about it here http://android-developers.blogspot.fr/2015/05/android-design-support-library.html
You can also check this Github for an example of how to implement it : https://github.com/chrisbanes/cheesesquare

Common Patterns and Designes in Android Studio [closed]

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I just started with Android Studio. Since I have no experience with Android devices I was wandering if there are some patterns or designs or functions that are often used in Android.
for Example: if you sway the phone in ios the backround picture moves with a little bit.. is there something simular in Android?
If you mean UI design patterns give a look at:
Material Design. It gives you the rules to create the app UI according to the latest android guidelines
The most important in my opinion are:
Navigation drawer: it creates a sliding menu
FAB (Float Action Button)
Toolbar
Hope it helps you

How create a Navigation Drawer Step by Step using Visual Studio 2012 and Xamarin [closed]

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I need create a Navigation Drawer, i'm newbie on mobile applications.
The Fly Out Sample created by "rafelcnet" don't build for me:
https://github.com/rafelcnet/Xamarin
I'm using VS 2012 with Xamarin.
Please I need Help. I need create a portable application.
I need a static and dynamic navigation drawer.
James Montemagno's repository on Xamarin Navigation Drawer is a really good starting point. Download the project, run it and debug it. Look at the code and try to understand what's going on and how things are built. Then you can duplicate the approach to Navigation Drawer for your app.

Segment control in android [closed]

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Can any one please tell me how to make a segment control in android, exactly given below -
I am confused what images should I use . How to cut images and use them as resources to get exact same segment control like this. And which library would be perfect to achieve this ?
There are dozen of good articles on segment control implementation... but following are the good ones , that helped me.. Intermediate Example is closest to your requirement.
Basic Example
Intermediate Example
Github Segment Control Example One
Github Segment Control Example Two
Github Ceryle SegmentedButton (the richest)
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