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- 1. AN INTRODUCTION TO ANDROID DEVELOPMENT CS231M | Alejandro Troccoli
- 2. Outline Overview of the Android Operating System Development tools Deploying application packages Step-by-step application development
- 3. The Android ecosystem An open source platform for mobile, embedded and wearable devices Google is the principle maintainer Other companies contribute to the system. Each device manufacturer can customize Android to suite their needs
- 4. Android architecture Linux Kernel (GPL license) C code compiled to native platform (x86, arm, mips) Native framework layer User mode C, C++ code compiled to native platform or 32bit compatibility mode on 64 bits. Android framework Java classes under com.android User applications Use Java framework and, optionally, native code.
- 5. Android versioning Plaform version 5.0 Lollipop 4.4 KitKat Framework API level SDK compatibility Each platform version has an API level NDK API level API level for native headers Distribution http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
- 6. Browsing the Android Source Source at: https://android.googlesource.com/ Porting instructions (for system developers) https://source.android.com/devices/index.html
- 7. Reference to the framework APIs com.android classes http://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html
- 8. Outline Overview of the Android Operating System Development tools Deploying application packages Step-by-step application development
- 9. Tools for application development Android SDK Provides the Java framework classes Compiles to java bytecode Class framework is updated with every OS release Android NDK C/C++ toolchain for compiling to machine code Android platform tools adb (android debug bridge) : runs and debugs apps from your dev machine Android developer tools Eclipse plug-in for Android Android studio (doesnt yet fully support all NDK features)
- 10. Setup options Tegra Android Development pack Install components manually Use a Linux virtual machine with the tools pre-installed.
- 11. Tegra Android Development Pack
- 12. Tegra Android Development Pack Register for an account at: https://developer.nvidia.com/user/register Sign-up for Gameworks Registered Developer Program
- 13. NVIDIA Shield Tablet Click 7 times to enable developer options
- 14. Outline Overview of the Android Operating System Development tools Deploying application packages Step-by-step application development
- 15. Application packages .apk files: compressed files class byte code resources( icons, sounds, etc). Binary native files All .apks are signed Default development key is created by SDK. When updating an application, signature are checked.
- 16. Installing an application From application distribution markets Google Play Amazon AppStore From your local computer using adb
- 17. Enabling android debug bridge (adb)
- 19. Outline Overview of the Android Operating System Development tools Deploying application packages Step-by-step application development
- 20. Hello Android! In Eclipse File -> New -> Android Application Project
- 21. Hello Android!
- 22. Hello Android!
- 23. Import an project from existing code
- 24. AndroidManifest.xml Package Name / version Required SDK and target SDK Application/Activities Permissions
- 25. Android Activity Provides user interaction http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html Callbacks for life-cycle management onCreate() onResume() onPause() An application can have multiple activities.. Needs one launcher activity
- 27. HelloAndroidActivity Use onCreate() to create UI.
- 28. Launch! Add Activity to AndroidManifest.xml:
- 29. Launch! (take 2)
- 31. Launch (take 3!)
- 32. Views Can be composed in a tree hierarchy. The root View is the argument to setContentView
- 34. Accessing layout elements from Activtiy Use findViewById R.id.name corresponds to the name given in the xml file
- 35. Event listeners (and logging, too)
- 36. Logcat Window -> Show View -> Other -> Android -> Logcat
- 37. Creating a log file
- 38. Writing to the log file
- 39. Long running task Long running tasks on the main thread can block the UI App looks unresponsive
- 40. Use a separate Thread instead
- 41. Use Handlers to update UI
- 42. Add a Progress dialog
- 43. Summary