- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1 Basics of Android, First App: HelloAndroid
- 1.1 Smartphones and Their Operating Systems
- 1.2 Development Environment for Android Apps
- 1.3 Our First App: HelloAndroid
- 1.4 Running the App Inside the Emulator
- 1.5 Debugging the App with Logcat
- 1.6 Using the Debugger
- 1.7 Testing the App on an Actual Device
- 1.8 The App Manifest and the Gradle Build System
- 2 Model View Controller, GUI Components, Events
- 2.1 Model-View-Controller Architecture
- 2.2 The Model
- 2.3 GUI Components
- 2.4 RelativeLayout, TextView, EditText, and Button: Tip Calculator, Version 0
- 2.5 GUI Components and More XML Attributes: Tip Calculator, Version 1
- 2.6 Styles and Themes: Tip Calculator, Version 2
- 2.7 Events and Simple Event Handling: Coding the Controller, Tip Calculator, Version 3
- 2.8 More Event Handling: Tip Calculator, Version 4
- 3 Coding the GUI Programmatically, Layout Managers
- 3.1 Model View Controller Architecture
- 3.2 The Model
- 3.3 Creating the GUI Programmatically, TicTacToe, Version 0
- 3.4 Event Handling: TicTacToe, Version 1
- 3.5 Integrating the Model to Enable Game Play: TicTacToe, Version 2
- 3.6 Inner Classes
- 3.7 Layout Parameters: TicTacToe, Version 3
- 3.8 Alert Dialogs: TicTacToe, Version 4
- 3.9 Splitting the View and the Controller: TicTacToe, Version 5
- 4 Multiple Activities, Passing Data between Activities, Transitions, Persistent Data
- 4.1 Model: The Mortgage Class
- 4.2 Using a TableLayout for the Front Screen GUI: Mortgage Calculator App, Version 0
- 4.3 Using a RelativeLayout for the Second Screen GUI
- 4.4 Connecting Two Activities: Mortgage Calculator App, Version 1
- 4.5 The Life Cycle of an Activity
- 4.6 Sharing Data between Activities: Mortgage Calculator App, Version 2
- 4.7 Transitions between Activities: Mortgage Calculator App, Version 3
- 4.8 Handling Persistent Data: Mortgage Calculator App, Version 4
- 5 Menus, SQLite
- 5.1 Menus and Menu Items: Candy Store App, Version 0
- 5.2 Icon Items, Candy Store App, Version 1
- 5.3 SQLite: Creating a Database, a Table, and Inserting Data: Candy Store App, Version 2
- 5.4 Deleting Data: Candy Store App, Version 3
- 5.5 Updating Data: Candy Store App, Version 4
- 5.6 Running the Cash Register: Candy Store App, Version 5
- 6 Managing the Device Orientation
- 7 Touches and Swipes
- 7.1 Detecting a Touch Event
- 7.2 Handling a Swipe Event: Moving a TextView
- 7.3 The Model
- 7.4 The View: Setting Up the GUI, Puzzle App, Version 0
- 7.5 Moving the Pieces, Puzzle App, Version 1
- 7.6 Solving the Puzzle, Puzzle App, Version 2
- 7.7 Gesture and Tap Detection and Handling
- 7.8 Detecting a Double Tap, Puzzle App, Version 3
- 7.9 Making the App Device Independent, Puzzle App, Version 4
- 8 Graphics, Animations, Sounds, and Gaming
- 8.1 Graphics
- 8.2 Making a Custom View, Drawing, Duck Hunting App, Version 0
- 8.3 The Model
- 8.4 Animating an Object: Flying the Duck, Duck Hunting App, Version 1
- 8.5 Handling Touch Events: Moving the Cannon and Shooting, Duck Hunting App, Version 2
- 8.6 Playing a Sound: Shooting, Collision Detection, Duck Hunting App, Version 3
- 9 Fragments
- 9.1 The Model
- 9.2 Fragments
- 9.3 Defining and Adding a Fragment to an Activity Using a Layout XML File, Hangman, App Version 0
- 9.4 Adding GUI Components, Styles, Strings, and Colors, Hangman, App Version 1
- 9.5 Defining a Fragment Using a Layout XML File and Adding the Fragment to an Activity by Code, Hangman, App Version 2
- 9.6 Defining and Adding a Fragment to an Activity by Code, Hangman, App Version 3
- 9.7 Communication between Fragments and Their Activity: Enabling Play, Hangman, App Version 4
- 9.8 Using an Invisible Fragment, Hangman, App Version 5
- 9.9 Making a Fragment Reusable, Hangman, App Version 6
- 9.10 Improving the GUI: Processing the Keyboard Input Directly, Hangman, App Version 7
- 10 Using Libraries and Their APIs: Speech Recognition and Maps
- 10.1 Voice Recognition
- 10.2 Voice Recognition Part A, App Version 0
- 10.3 Using the Google Maps Activity Template, App Version 1
- 10.4 Adding Annotations to the Map, App Version 2
- 10.5 The Model
- 10.6 Displaying a Map Based on Speech Input, App Version 3
- 10.7 Controlling Speech Input, App Version 4
- 10.8 Voice Recognition Part B, Moving the Map with Voice Once, App Version 5
- 10.9 Voice Recognition Part C, Moving the Map with Voice Continuously, App Version 6
- 11 Using the GPS and Location Services
- 12 Using Another App within the App: Taking a Photo, Graying It, and Sending an Email
- 12.1 Accessing the Camera App and Taking a Picture, Photo App, Version 0
- 12.2 The Model: Graying the Picture, Photo App, Version 1
- 12.3 Defining Shades of Gray Using SeekBars, Photo App, Version 2
- 12.4 Improving the User Interface, Photo App, Version 3
- 12.5 Storing the Picture, Photo App, Version 4
- 12.6 Using the Email App: Sending the Grayed Picture to a Friend, Photo App, Version 5
- 13 XML and Content Apps
- 13.1 Parsing XML, DOM, and SAX Parsers, Web Content App, Version 0
- 13.2 Parsing XML into a List, Web Content App, Version 1
- 13.3 Parsing a Remote XML Document, Web Content App, Version 2
- 13.4 Displaying the Results in a ListView, Web Content App, Version 3
- 13.5 Opening a Web Browser Inside the App, Web Content App, Version 4
- 14 Making an Android Widget
- 14.1 Steps in Making a Widget, Temperature Widget, Version 0
- 14.2 Styling the Widget, Temperature Widget, Version 1
- 14.3 Updating the Data in the Widget, Temperature Widget, Version 2
- 14.4 Updating the Data in the Widget by Clicking on It, Temperature Widget, Version 3
- 14.5 Retrieving the Temperature Data from a Remote Source, Temperature Widget, Version 4
- 14.6 Using an Activity to Customize the Widget, Temperature Widget, Version 5
- 14.7 Hosting the Widget in the Lock Screen, Temperature Widget, Version 6
- 15 In App Advertising
- 15.1 The View, Stopwatch App, Version 0
- 15.2 The Controller: Running the Stopwatch App, Version 1
- 15.3 Improving the Stopwatch App, Version 2
- 15.4 Placing the Ad, Stopwatch App, Version 3
- 15.5 Placing the Ad in a Fragment, Stopwatch App, Version 4
- 15.6 Managing the Life Cycle of the AdView, Stopwatch App, Version 5
- 16 Security and Encryption
- 16.1 Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption
- 16.2 Symmetric Encryption: The Model (AES), Encryption App, Version 0
- 16.3 Symmetric Encryption: Adding a View, Encryption App, Version 1
- 16.4 Asymmetric Encryption: Adding RSA to the Model, Encryption App, Version 2
- 16.5 Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption: Modifying the View, Encryption App, Version 3
- APPENDIX A Retrieving the Height of the Status Bar and the Action Bar Dynamically
- APPENDIX B Setting the Font Size of a TextView Dynamically
- APPENDIX C How to Download and Install Google Play Services, Use Maps
- APPENDIX D The AsyncTask Class
- INDEX
ANDROID app development
Hervé J. Franceschi
Loyola University Maryland
JONES & BARTLETT
LEARNING
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