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Does anyone know of any books or online resources (except the dev docs) that cover the Sync Adapter and its usage? Struggling to find any good material myself.
Or.. does anyone know of any alternative libraries for conducting remote sync services?
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There really isn't any good resources at this point. If I had to guess at why, it is because the actual implementation of a sync is going to be very specific to each app. I am writing one right now, and it is very trial and error.
We could definitely benefit from a good tutorial on some of the more well known api's out there (an implementation of a twitter account sync for example). Maybe they will finally release the official twitter app code like they have been promising.
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I have no idea about application development. Could anyone guide me to know from where should I start my journey? Suggestions regarding: * Any online course * Best Framework I could start with * Best language to work on * Place where I could find some cool app dev projects for beginners
PS - I am new to the field
https://developer.android.com/docs, this site is the everything. Google itself has given a startup project. If you want to learn from other(Audio-visual project) then https://app.pluralsight.com is on of the best options.
This course by Google is neat.
https://developers.google.com/training/certification/associate-android-developer
I can really recommend browsing through the course catalog of Udacity. https://www.udacity.com/
If you want to create Android apps Kotlin is a great language.
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I am trying to make an application for android using node.js. As far as I searched, I found anode. But is there any proper tutorial or example to get started? I have no idea how.
As a junior Android Developer I think this is not a good idea because mainly the major issue in android development are the layouts and some API (at least for me)... If you want to go with async and node-like dev on android try rxjava
I would go through a java tutorial first before you try to look into node. The fact of the matter is you are not going to find as many resources for node as you will for java. Once you are super familiar with the android stack it should be easy to write it in node with little documentation.
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Are Android applications like Google Calender, Google Docs, Google Goggles, Android Market open source? I want to implement a similar UI and back end for my application. Can somebody tell me how to get the open source projects code from GOOGLE. Please let me know any kind of details related to this. Thank you for your help.
Check out https://github.com/android/
Calendar code
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It might be worth checking out the K-9 mail client for Android.
It has a pretty decent UI IMO.
K-9 Mail Project on Google Code
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i need a link where i can read and understand the main standards to follow where making android user interfaces
i can't find it on google
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Have you checked out the developer guide?
You can find it over here: Google Android Dev Guide
Are you looking for the Android UI guidelines?
You should Google for User Interface Guidelines or smth..
Check this out
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/index.html
I would imagine that a lot (but obviously not all by any means) of Apple's iOS human interface guidelines may be transferable to Android HI design. Might be worth a read.
Probably related and useful: How can I improve the look and feel of an Android app?
Lots of useful links listed there.
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I've been reading this post on the android developer blog about the twitter client and UI patterns.
It mentions the source code will become available, does anyone know if this has happened yet and where I can find it? I've drawn a blank.
Thanks!
I just asked the same question a few time ago:
Good UI practice in Android, are there some sample code?
So, the answer is that Twitter source code is not available yet.
You may have a look at Google IO application that use similar tools or you can use the nice GreenDroid (http://android.cyrilmottier.com/?p=240) library while waiting Google to release the code.
There was a post - on twitter, of course - a few days ago, saying that the source was coming very soon. I can't find the post now, and Twitter doesn't seem to want to show me search results from before 1st August, but it was definitely a days-not-weeks type of message.