Developing Android Applications, Workshop One
Build, Compile, and Test Your First Android Application, with Tony Hillerson
This first workshop covers the basic principles of the Android programming environment. Build a simple Android app from start to finish. For more information about the series of workshops, visit http://training.oreilly.com, and to purchase the full 5-week online course (part 1) of Developing Android Applications with Java, visit http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920001690
Duration : 1:24:48
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@alexanderssson …
@alexanderssson cause it has loads of apps – a lot of them free as well
@randytate Thanks …
@randytate Thanks for that. Does make a difference.
Great Preso. Very …
Great Preso. Very helpfull
Damn man, the audio …
man, the audio quality sux…
sounds less …
sounds less annoying in 360p. The lower bit smoothes out their misfire on audio sample rate – yuk! Cool video though.
KRRRGGGGG ROGER THAT
KRRRGGGGG ROGER THAT
Seems that is quite …
Seems that is quite difficult for a newbie to create an android app.
However thanks for the tutorial.
I enjoyed this …
I enjoyed this video… Learnt a lot. Probably need to have better audio but I understand that this is a screencast.
Excellent …
Excellent presentation! Excellent topic! But poor voice! It is a shame that there is often poor voice in OreillyMedia videos. Guys, can’t you improve that?
I traveled 5 steps …
I traveled 5 steps to this screencast lol.
This video was good …
This video was good and very informative but the audio was a bit terrible and he goes on distracting tangents about his addons and things that don’t actually teach you about android so much as his mac laptop and the non-development related programs he uses. Really annoying
Thank you for …
Thank you for posting this video.
finally a good …
finally a good thorough tutorial.
good work guys.
thanks
If Java is too hard …
If Java is too hard for you then google for “Pure HTML Android Application”. If you develop web apps you can still make a native app that just links to the application on the web.
Does this work 4 …
Does this work 4 Windows?
las vegas
las vegas
Egypt
Egypt
actually you dont …
actually you dont even need the intent filter part
hey guys, i figured …
hey guys, i figured out the problem. you need to declare the GreenFlashLightActivity in your AndroidManifest.xml file. This file can be found in your project explorer right under the res folder. Once there just copy the redFlashLightActivity (the entire activity) and paste it right below. then change the name to GreenFlashLightActivity. Save it, run it, and it should work
@Chase993 Have you …
@Chase993 Have you never even tried xcode. the only parts that you need to type in objective c are the accelerometer and multi touch aspects everything else you can type in java, ruby or anything else that you want to. Check out the iphone development video by pangea software if you don’t believe me.
yes it ended too …
yes it ended too early. did you ever figure out the problem? also, do you know where to get the source code?
@oberning1 Are you …
@oberning1 Are you an idiot? You can clearly look at the file extensions. Apple has made sure to strictly use objective-c only.
How on EARTH can a …
How on EARTH can a professional company upload a tutorial with audio that sounds like it was recorded in 1998 for dialup users?. USELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
when creating the …
when creating the name and all it wants to know the min sdk version. i dont know what that means please help.
hmm.. i´ve got an …
hmm.. i´ve got an annoying Problem…
First: all text that should be shown trough strings isnt the text that is written in the string, it´s for example @string/On and not the “On”
and i get errors in the java file where i have to write the “onClickListener” and “intent” these commands cannot be resolved to a type…i followed your tutorial step by step and well i´m stuck^^