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Android
Application Development A Tutorial Driven Course
Java
- (^) Basic Java programming
- (^) Exceptions
- (^) Inner Class, Interface
- (^) Advanced topics we will touch:
- (^) Java IO
- (^) Java Thread
- (^) Java Socket
Course Objectives
- (^) Mobile Application Development (MAD)
- (^) Intro to Android platform
- (^) Platform architecture
- (^) Application building blocks
- (^) Development tools
- (^) Textbook: Hello, Android
Few reasons to go MAD…
- (^) Smart Phones
- (^) Internet access anywhere
- (^) Social networking
- (^) Millions of mobile users
- (^) Open standards
Linux Kernel
- (^) Works as a HAL
- (^) Device drivers
- (^) Memory management
- (^) Process management
- (^) Networking
Android Runtime
- (^) Dalvik VM
- (^) Dex files
- (^) Compact and efficient than class files
- (^) Limited memory and battery power
- (^) Core Libraries
- (^) Java 5 Std edition
- (^) Collections, I/O etc…
Application Framework
- (^) API interface
- (^) Activity manager – manages application life cycle.
Course Objectives
- (^) Mobile Application Development (MAD)
- (^) Intro to Android platform
- (^) Platform architecture
- (^) Application building blocks
- (^) Development tools
- (^) Textbook: Hello, Android
Application Building Blocks
- (^) Activity
- (^) IntentReceiver
- (^) Service
- (^) ContentProvider
IntentReceivers
- (^) Components that respond to broadcast ‘Intents’
- (^) Way to respond to external notification or alarms
- (^) Apps can invent and broadcast their own Intent
Intents
- (^) Think of Intents as a verb and object; a description of what you want done - (^) E.g. VIEW, CALL, PLAY etc..
- (^) System matches Intent with Activity that can best provide the service
- (^) Activities and IntentReceivers describe what Intents they can service
Services
- (^) Faceless components that run in the background - (^) E.g. music player, network download etc…
ContentProviders
- (^) Enables sharing of data across applications - (^) E.g. address book, photo gallery
- (^) Provides uniform APIs for:
- (^) querying
- (^) delete, update and insert.
- (^) Content is represented by URI and MIME type