Section- 1
- Android Framework - Introduction
- Eclipse, ADT, and the simulator
- Developing simple Android Activity using some basic view widgets
- User interfaces in XML and interfacing with layouts in code
Section- 2
- Using Adapters to display custom List Views and other Adapter Views
- Create and coordinate multiple activities for multiscreen applications
- Learn about the Activity lifecycle, handling rotation and other configuration changes
- Display and interact with menus
Section- 3
- Read and write to the file system to save persistent Activity state
- Taking and saving pictures
- Listening to touch events
Section- 4
- Creating alert dialogs and custom dialogs
- Using Audio Record and Audio Track APIs to record and playback audio buffers
- Displaying images in a grid
- Showing and responding to the system search dialog
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Section- 5
- Fetching and parsing XML data from web services
- Using Async Task and Handlers to manage background tasks
- Using Services for behind the scenes tasks
- Use mock objects to test classes
Section- 6
- Using Broadcast Intents to communicate between Activities
- Send notifications to the status bar
- Use Web View to include web content in Activities
- Use location service to track current location
Section- 7
- Creating custom view subclasses to customize drawing
- Using a lightweight file database to store application data
- Showing geographic data in a Map Activity
- Creating a tabbed user interface
Section- 8
- Creating List Views with different kinds of rows
- Using styles and themes to create consistent layout designs
- Understanding different kinds of resources, including patches
- Using the Resource system to support different languages
Section- 9
- Writing and reading application data to Shared Preferences
- Animating views, using Android tweened animation
- Listening to the accelerometer, gyroscope, and other hardware sensors
- Using Android and Eclipse tools to analyze application performance for performance and optimization.
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