ANDROID DEVELOPMENT WITH JAVA I

Course: Mobile Application

Instructor:
1. Suryo Adhi Wibowo, S.T., M.T., Ph.D.
2. Rissa Rahmania, S.T., M.T.
3. Gelar Budiman, S.T., M.T.

Research Center for Advanced Wireless Technologies (AdWiTech),

School of Electrical Engineering, Telkom University

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The Android Architecture (2/17)
Application
Home Contacts Phone Browser …

Application Framework
Activity Window Content View
Manager Manager Provider System

Package Telephony Resource Location Notification

Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager

Libraries Android Runtime

Surface Manager Media Framework SQL Lite Core Libraries

OpenGL | ES Freetype Webkit Dalvik Virtual

Machine
SGL SSL libc

Linux Kernel
Display Driver Camera Driver Flash Memory Driver Binder (PC) Driver
Keypad Driver WiFi Driver Audio Drivers Power Management

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Main Components (3/17)

● Activities – represent a single screen with a UI

● Services – represents a process running in the background
● Content Provider – a link back to the data
● Broadcast Receiver – listens for system-wide messages to
respond to
● Application – a set of Activities that make up a cohesive unit
● Intent – a message to be passed

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MVVM Components (4/17)
Model-View-ViewModel with Android Architecture Components

Display data and

forward on UI events
UI is notified of changes
using observation

Holds all of the data

needed for the UI

Single source of truth

for all app data, clean
API for UI to
communicate with

Manage local data Manage

SQLite data source, cloudservice
using objects

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MVP Components (5/17)
Model-View-Presenter with Android Architecture Components
View — basically a
passive interface
cum UI which is
responsible for
routing user’s
action to the
presenter.

Presenter — Presenter is the middleman Model —  is where your business logic

or mediator between View and Model and application data is stored.
which hold responsibilities of everything
which has to deal with presentation logic
in your application. https://android.jlelse.eu

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MVC Components (6/17)

• View – provides the interaction that the user sees (typically, a web page). The view
components provide data to the user and send actions to the Controller for manipulating
data.
• Model – defines the data for the application (typically, the data is stored in a database).
• Controller – basically, provides the interface between the View and the Model.
patricksoftwareblog.com

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MVVM Compared to MVC and MVP (7/17)
medium.com/@ankit.sinhal

MVC: Three components – View (your UI), Model (your business entities / data – that view is
displaying) & Controller (contains the logic that alters the model depending on the action triggered by
UI, typically implementing a Use Case).
MVP: Again three components. But dependencies change (look at arrows in the diagram). Over here
we replace Controller with Presenter (one which presents the changes done in model back to view).
MVVM: Model–View-ViewModel talks of creating a new model (in addition to your domain model).
This model normally adds additional properties from the prespective of View (as we understand that
View has controls in addition to data which it’s displaying).
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Tying it all Together (8/17)

● If an App is made up of all these disparate parts, what holds

them all together?
● The AndroidManifest.xml file!
○ Sets up all permissions the user has to agree to (i.e.
Internet, GPS, contacts, etc.)
○ Declares the API level of the App
○ Requests hardware features needed
○ Needed libraries
○ Which Activities are part of this App

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What about the other stuff? (9/17)

● Typically referred to as “assets,” anything that isn’t code is

placed in the res/ folder
● Music
● Images
● Some static data files

Where’s the UI?

● The User Interface for an Android App is
defined in the layout xml files
● Each layout xml file should correspond
to an Activity

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What is Android Studio (10/17)

● Android focused IDE (designed spesifically for Android

development)
● Similar to Eclipse with ADT Plug-in
● Contains All the Android SDK Tools to design, test, debug, and
profile your app
● Some static data files
● New Android development environment based on IntelliJ IDEA

is based on

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Features of Android Studio (11/17)

● Powerful code editing (smart editing, code refactoring)

● Rich layout editor
● Gradle-based build support
● Maven support
● Template based wizards
● Lint tool analysis
● Easy access to Google service (e.g GCM)

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Gradle Build System (12/17)

● Gradle is an advanced build management system based on Groovy

● It is an open source build system
● Combines the power of Ant and Maven

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Features & Benefits of Gradle (13/17)

● Dependency Management – Flexible approach to dependency

management that can reuse existing maven repositories or reference
local JARs)
● A single build system – Gradle is the authoritative build across the IDE
and the command-line)
● Product Flavors – Free & paid version
● Build variants – Playstore or Amazon or any other stores
● Build type – Debug, QA, release
● Binary Bundles for Libraries (.aar) – Gradle supports the new .aar
binary bundle format for the library project

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Dependency Management (14/17)

Ant

Source code files

and lib are stored
together

turns into
compiled with

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Dependancy Management (15/17)

Maven Builds

Source code files

and lib are stored Maven
together Central
Repository
compiled read pom.xml
with
Get dependencies

turns into All sources and

JARs turn into
APK

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Dependancy Management (16/17)

Gradle Builds

Source code files

and lib are stored Maven
together Central
Repository

Local files
Project itself

ANDROID APK
All sources and Jars
are combined into
Debug QA Release APK

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