Getting Started Android Devoplement: Utem Geek Here!
This document provides guidelines for a 2013 Android development workshop for students. It outlines five key topics to be covered: 1) Setting up the Android development toolkit and workspace by downloading and installing the toolkit. 2) Creating a first app by naming it, exploring the Eclipse workspace and project tree. 3) Learning basic Activity methods like onCreate and OnClickListener, and the activity lifecycle. 4) Working with XML layouts for buttons, edittexts, and finding views. 5) Changing between pages using intents to declare, set a class, and start a new activity. The learning outcomes are listed as being able to create basic apps like a calculator, book navigation, or form app, and understanding how activities work and code completion.
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Getting Started Android Devoplement: Utem Geek Here!
This document provides guidelines for a 2013 Android development workshop for students. It outlines five key topics to be covered: 1) Setting up the Android development toolkit and workspace by downloading and installing the toolkit. 2) Creating a first app by naming it, exploring the Eclipse workspace and project tree. 3) Learning basic Activity methods like onCreate and OnClickListener, and the activity lifecycle. 4) Working with XML layouts for buttons, edittexts, and finding views. 5) Changing between pages using intents to declare, set a class, and start a new activity. The learning outcomes are listed as being able to create basic apps like a calculator, book navigation, or form app, and understanding how activities work and code completion.
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Getting Started Android Devoplement
UTeM Geek Here! So much choice can be overwhelming when you just want to get started building mobile applications. Which platform should you choose? What programming language should you learn? What kit do you need for your planned project? In this tutorial, youll learn how to start writing applications for Android, the open-source mobile operating system popularized by Google.
Mr Syafiq Bin Mhd Hussain http://tinyurl.com/UTeM-Android 2/17/2013
Guideline Workshop Android 2013 for Student
1. Setting up Android Development Toolkit & Workspace -Download Toolkit from Android Developer Website and install 2. Creating the first app -Naming the app -Understanding Eclipse workspace -Exploring project tree: packages, classes, layouts, manifest, generated files, values. 3. Basic methods in Activity onCreate, OnClickListener, Activity lifecycle 4. Playing with XML xml layouts: buttons, edittexts findViewById, R.java, values xml 5. Changing between pages (Intent) Declaring Intent, setting intents class, startActivity Learning outcome: - You know how to create basic apps such as : Calculator app, Book app (navigation between pages), Form app etc. - You know how Activity in Android works. -You know how code completion works.
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