Im trying to develop an android app that when the user presses a cwerain number of objects in the screen will check if the user should switch to another view(throgh the pageview class) and change it if nessacery
how can i do that?
after doing the validation on the view class do you know how can i render the view?
Tnx
It seems that you are just getting started with Android developement (cool!). It would be easier for you if you went through the Getting Started guides in developer.android.com.
Guides like these.
Personally I would start by experimenting with the samples included in Android SDK. Check this question on how to to do that.
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I'm currently working on an Android app that is in essence a floating window (like FB chat heads). I would like to take advantage of React Native to create the content for this floating window but have run into a problem - I cannot seem to find a good way to accomplish this. I'm currently using LayoutInflater and WindowManager in a Service to get the blank view to show up and this part works just fine. I've tried adding the React component as a fragment but that requires an Activity to be present which in my case is not possible.
Hope you guys can help me out.
Cheers.
I want to create a page made with native android with a small portion (say a horizontal scroll view) made from react-native inside the same android page like an android page with a react-native widget plugged in, such that the app is completely widgetized.
I know that it is possible to do so because I read about it in this article and some companies are using it.
Can anyone help me how to achieve this?
My question is same to this question, I found a few useful articles related to this matter for iOS but I want a solution for android.
I'm a newbie to android development. I am looking to make an app I already have out on ios for android and am wondering if someone can point me in the right direction as to where I start and what I need. My iPhone app has an initial menu screen with 8 buttons, one links to tableview with search function with detail view attached to both table and results. I then have 4 buttons linking to a container view with swipeable detail view from these and then two buttons linking to web view and the final one to another menu with call, email, directions functions.
Any pointers on where to start, help or sample code would be much appreciated
Thanks Guys!
This website a a good place to start.
http://developer.android.com/tools/index.html
You will need to download an IDE. Eclipse is the typical free IDE that most Android devs use. I recommend downloading Eclipse Classic, but there are great reasons to choose some of the other flavors.
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
That first link has tons of resources, including sample code.
I'm working on an Android app that does nothing more then storing data in a SQLite database and displaying it.
Since I have a .NET background I started off developing the app with MonoDroid (C#). After developing the app with MonoDroid I thought it would be fun to redevelop it with Java and learn along the way.
In the original app I used a TabActivity and created 4 tabs to stucturize the data I want to save in a single table. Underneath the tabs I placed a button. A click on the button collects all data on the 4 tabs to store it, and it worked perfect.
Now developing with Java I noticed that the TabActivity is deprecated and I found out that I have to use fragments. I was able to create the tabs following this article. However, I am no longer able to read the data on the tabs. I searched online and tried the most ridiculous "solutions" for a couple days in a row now, and I start to doubt if the functionality I look for is possible.
Please advise me what to do! Is it possible to recreate this functionality using fragments? If so, can anyone give me some pointers?
If not, what would be the best way to approach this?
Thanks in advance!
Ok, so I've made one app but know I'm getting all ambitious and want to make a game.
So first I want to start off with a menu. I would rather draw this all myself instead of using the built in classes. So should I then override the button class to change the look or should I use OpenGL or Canvas? Any help?
Before you go too crazy writing your own UI toolkit, have a look at http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/themes.html
Android already has a lot of ways built into the framework to skin your app differently than the default UI.