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In the Android online API documentation, lots of methods seem to be undocumented, e.g.,
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ProgressDialog.html#setProgress(int)
I don't think it's a matter of the methods being inherited.
Clearly this can't be the case, I'm sure millions of developers would be up-in-arms otherwise, so can somebody explain why the documentation isn't here?
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can somebody explain why the documentation isn't here?
Because nobody wrote it.
You are welcome to examine the source code to the class in question and contribute a patch to AOSP with suitable JavaDocs for any gaps.
Or, you are welcome to file an issue for any methods that are missing documentation, particularly those whose usage is not intuitively obvious. There is a "Developer Documentation" issue template that will help to route the issue to the appropriate people.
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I want to use this github library to implement in-app purchases: https://github.com/anjlab/android-inapp-billing-v3
Is it possible he inserted some code to steal license keys or something?
Not all code on Github is safe. However, a library with 2000 stars is almost certainly not doing anything malicious. If it were, somebody else would have looked through the code by now and found the nefarious content.
Are all libraries from github safe?
No, not really. Like all software, they can have vulnerabilities.
Although GitHub has put in place measures to cub Vulnerabilities in libraries, some might still have.
The good thing about open source is you can always look through the source code yourself and if you spot any suspicious code, you can easily not integrate it in your app.
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Hey guys I'm just a student styding computer programming and i would like to learn how to make an app, I just learn c and java but i'm newbie and i wonder if java applications work on android etc, I did some research but I'm still confused also I couldn't find a proper tutorial just to learn the basics.
I would appreciate if someone could help me a bit just to understand how things work but if you think that this is a dumb question,forgive me but I need some guide.
Sorry if I wasted your time and for my spelling!!!
you can learn from here http://developer.android.com/index.html but i don't understand the question "java applications work on android" i am not sure what you mean
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i want to create mobile apps for cross-mobile platforms.
Two Frameworks are interesting for me.
Kendo UI vs Application Craft.
Important for me are supporting charts. I know, that both Frameworks are supporting this but which one is better?
Thanks & Greetings
I have tried both personally (not in professional projects) and I have find both very similar.
However, it was easier to find solutions to Kendo problems than to find the Application Craft. It seems like Kendo is more community supported in terms of forums.
With both I achieved the results I was looking for, but still it took me slightly more time to do it with application craft
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I want to do a documentation for an Android application. There's no problem with the java files but what about the xml-s? I think they are needed to understand some of the functionalities the application provides.
What is the proper way to visualize the xml files in the documentation or is it necessary to do it?
Only the layout files need some explanation . The rest are pretty much self explanatory. You can probably use XML comments to explain a few things. You don't really need to document an XML file as its not exactly an API.
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Where do I start to learn and work with android?
What are all the things I need to do?
How start work with android, I need proper guide?
There are a ton of resources available here (Android developer center resources) and the quickstart guide for the sdk is also helpful to getting up and running.
Just poking around Android developer center and some of the other android development related sites should be a great place to start. Particularly in tutorial sections like the Hello World tutorial.
where do i start learn and work with
android?
The place to start from is developer.android.com. Begin by saying Hello
Here, I have posted the links I found useful for learning Android.
Good Luck
Read the Android developer's guide.