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Spis treści

Android Cookbook. Problems and Solutions for Android Developers. 2nd Edition eBook -- spis treści

• Preface
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Getting and Using the Code Examples
  • OReilly Safari
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Getting Started
  • 1.1. Understanding the Android Application Architecture
  • 1.2. Understanding the Android Activity Life Cycle
  • 1.3. Learning About Android Releases
  • 1.4. Learning the Java Language
  • 1.5. Creating a Hello, World Application from the Command Line
  • 1.6. Creating a Hello, World App with Apache Maven
  • 1.7. Choosing an IDE for Android Development
  • 1.8. Setting Up Android Studio
  • 1.9. Installing Platform Editions and Keeping the SDK Updated
  • 1.10. Creating a Hello, World App Using Android Studio
  • 1.11. Converting an Eclipse ADT Project to Android Studio
  • 1.12. Preserving History While Converting from Eclipse to Android Studio
  • 1.13. Building an Android Application with both Eclipse and Android Studio
  • 1.14. Setting Up Eclipse with AndMore (Replacing ADT)
  • 1.15. Creating a Hello, World Application Using Eclipse
  • 1.16. Installing the Eclipse Marketplace Client in Your Eclipse
  • 1.17. Upgrading a Project from Eclipse ADT to Eclipse AndMore
  • 1.18. Controlling Emulators/Devices Using Command-Line ADB
  • 1.19. Sharing Java Classes from Another Eclipse Project
  • 1.20. Referencing Libraries to Implement External Functionality
  • 1.21. Using New Features on Old Devices via the Compatibility Libraries
  • 1.22. Using SDK Samples to Help Avoid Head Scratching
  • 1.23. Taking a Screenshot/Video from the Emulator/Android Device
  • 1.24. Program: A Simple CountDownTimer Example
  • 1.25. Program: Tipster, a Tip Calculator for the Android OS
• 2. Designing a Successful Application
  • 2.1. Exception Handling
  • 2.2. Requesting Android Permissions at Runtime
  • 2.3. Accessing Androids Application Object as a Singleton
  • 2.4. Keeping Data When the User Rotates the Device
  • 2.5. Monitoring the Battery Level of an Android Device
  • 2.6. Creating Splash Screens in Android
  • 2.7. Designing a Conference/Camp/Hackathon/Institution App
  • 2.8. Using Google Analytics in an Android Application
  • 2.9. Setting First-Run Preferences
  • 2.10. Formatting Numbers
  • 2.11. Formatting with Correct Plurals
  • 2.12. Formatting the Time and Date for Display
  • 2.13. Simplifying Date/Time Calculations with the Java 8 java.time API
  • 2.14. Controlling Input with KeyListeners
  • 2.15. Backing Up Android Application Data
  • 2.16. Using Hints Instead of Tool Tips
• 3. Application Testing
  • 3.1. Setting Up an Android Virtual Device (AVD) for App Testing
  • 3.2. Testing on a Wide Range of Devices with Cloud-Based Testing
  • 3.3. Testing with Eclipse and JUnit
  • 3.4. Testing with Android Studio and JUnit
  • 3.5. Testing with Robolectric and JUnit 4
  • 3.6. Testing with ATSL, Espresso, and JUnit 4
  • 3.7. Troubleshooting Application Crashes
  • 3.8. Debugging Using Log.d() and LogCat
  • 3.9. Getting Bug Reports Automatically with Crash Reporting
  • 3.10. Using a Local Runtime Application Log for Analysis of Field Errors or Situations
  • 3.11. Reproducing Activity Life-Cycle Scenarios for Testing
  • 3.12. Keeping Your App Snappy with StrictMode
  • 3.13. Static Code Testing with Android Lint
  • 3.14. Dynamic Testing with the Monkey Program
  • 3.15. Sending Text Messages and Placing Calls Between AVDs
• 4. Inter-/Intra-Process Communication
  • 4.1. Opening a Web Page, Phone Number, or Anything Else with an Intent
  • 4.2. Emailing Text from a View
  • 4.3. Sending an Email with Attachments
  • 4.4. Pushing String Values Using Intent.putExtra()
  • 4.5. Retrieving Data from a Subactivity Back to Your Main Activity
  • 4.6. Keeping a Background Service Running While Other Apps Are on Display
  • 4.7. Sending/Receiving a Broadcast Message
  • 4.8. Starting a Service After Device Reboot
  • 4.9. Creating a Responsive Application Using Threads
  • 4.10. Using AsyncTask to Do Background Processing
  • 4.11. Sending Messages Between Threads Using an Activity Thread Queue and Handler
  • 4.12. Creating an Android Epoch HTML/JavaScript Calendar
• 5. Graphics
  • 5.1. Using a Custom Font
  • 5.2. Drawing a Spinning Cube with OpenGL ES
  • 5.3. Adding Controls to the OpenGL Spinning Cube
  • 5.4. Freehand Drawing Smooth Curves
  • 5.5. Taking a Picture Using an Intent
  • 5.6. Taking a Picture Using android.media.Camera
  • 5.7. Scanning a Barcode or QR Code with the Google ZXing Barcode Scanner
  • 5.8. Using AndroidPlot to Display Charts and Graphs
  • 5.9. Using Inkscape to Create an Android Launcher Icon from OpenClipArt.org
  • 5.10. Using Paint.NET to Create Launcher Icons from OpenClipArt.org
  • 5.11. Using Nine Patch Files
  • 5.12. Creating HTML5 Charts with Android RGraph
  • 5.13. Adding a Simple Raster Animation
  • 5.14. Using Pinch to Zoom
• 6. Graphical User Interface
  • 6.1. Understanding and Following User Interface Guidelines
  • 6.2. Looking Good with Material Design
  • 6.3. Choosing a Layout Manager (a.k.a. ViewGroup) and Arranging Components
  • 6.4. Handling Configuration Changes by Decoupling the View from the Model
  • 6.5. Controlling the Action Bar
  • 6.6. Adding a Share Action to Your Action Bar
  • 6.7. Building Modern UIs with the Fragment API
  • 6.8. Creating a Button and Its Click Event Listener
  • 6.9. Enhancing UI Design Using Image Buttons
  • 6.10. Using a FloatingActionButton
  • 6.11. Wiring Up an Event Listener in Many Different Ways
  • 6.12. Using CheckBoxes and RadioButtons
  • 6.13. Using Card Widgets
  • 6.14. Offering a Drop-Down Chooser via the Spinner Class
  • 6.15. Handling Long-Press/Long-Click Events
  • 6.16. Displaying Text Fields with TextView and EditText
  • 6.17. Constraining EditText Values with Attributes and the TextWatcher Interface
  • 6.18. Implementing AutoCompleteTextView
  • 6.19. Feeding AutoCompleteTextView Using a SQLite Database Query
  • 6.20. Turning Edit Fields into Password Fields
  • 6.21. Changing the Enter Key to Next on the Soft Keyboard
  • 6.22. Processing Key-Press Events in an Activity
  • 6.23. Let Them See Stars: Using RatingBar
  • 6.24. Making a View Shake
  • 6.25. Providing Haptic Feedback
  • 6.26. Navigating Different Activities Within a TabView
  • 6.27. Creating a Loading Screen that Will Appear Between Two Activities
  • 6.28. Adding a Border with Rounded Corners to a Layout
  • 6.29. Detecting Gestures in Android
  • 6.30. Creating a Simple App Widget
• 7. GUI Alerts: Menus, Dialogs, Toasts, Snackbars, and Notifications
  • 7.1. Alerting the User with Toast and Snackbar
  • 7.2. Customizing the Appearance of a Toast
  • 7.3. Creating and Displaying a Menu
  • 7.4. Handling Choice Selection in a Menu
  • 7.5. Creating a Submenu
  • 7.6. Creating a Pop-up/Alert Dialog
  • 7.7. Using a Timepicker Widget
  • 7.8. Creating an iPhone-like WheelPicker for Selection
  • 7.9. Creating a Tabbed Dialog
  • 7.10. Creating a ProgressDialog
  • 7.11. Creating a Custom Dialog with Buttons, Images, and Text
  • 7.12. Creating a Reusable About Box Class
  • 7.13. Creating a Notification in the Status Bar
• 8. Other GUI Elements: Lists and Views
  • 8.1. Building List-Based Applications with RecyclerView
  • 8.2. Building List-Based Applications with ListView
  • 8.3. Creating a No Data View for ListViews
  • 8.4. Creating an Advanced ListView with Images and Text
  • 8.5. Using Section Headers in ListViews
  • 8.6. Keeping the ListView with the Users Focus
  • 8.7. Writing a Custom List Adapter
  • 8.8. Using a SearchView to Search Through Data in a ListView
  • 8.9. Handling Orientation Changes: From ListView Data Values to Landscape Charting
• 9. Multimedia
  • 9.1. Playing a YouTube Video
  • 9.2. Capturing Video Using MediaRecorder
  • 9.3. Using Androids Face Detection Capability
  • 9.4. Playing Audio from a File
  • 9.5. Playing Audio Without Interaction
  • 9.6. Using Speech to Text
  • 9.7. Making the Device Speak with Text-to-Speech
• 10. Data Persistence
  • 10.1. Reading and Writing Files in Internal and External Storage
  • 10.2. Getting File and Directory Information
  • 10.3. Reading a File Shipped with the App Rather than in the Filesystem
  • 10.4. Getting Space Information About the SD Card
  • 10.5. Providing a Preference Activity
  • 10.6. Checking the Consistency of Default Shared Preferences
  • 10.7. Using a SQLite Database in an Android Application
  • 10.8. Performing Advanced Text Searches on a SQLite Database
  • 10.9. Working with Dates in SQLite
  • 10.10. Exposing Non-SQL Data as a SQL Cursor
  • 10.11. Displaying Data with a CursorLoader
  • 10.12. Parsing JSON Using JSONObject
  • 10.13. Parsing an XML Document Using the DOM API
  • 10.14. Storing and Retrieving Data via a Content Provider
  • 10.15. Writing a Content Provider
  • 10.16. Adding a Contact Through the Contacts Content Provider
  • 10.17. Reading Contact Data Using a Content Provider
  • 10.18. Implementing Drag and Drop
  • 10.19. Sharing Files via a FileProvider
  • 10.20. Backing Up Your SQLite Data to the Cloud with a SyncAdapter
  • 10.21. Storing Data in the Cloud with Google Firebase
• 11. Telephone Applications
  • 11.1. Doing Something When the Phone Rings
  • 11.2. Processing Outgoing Phone Calls
  • 11.3. Dialing the Phone
  • 11.4. Sending Single-part or Multipart SMS Messages
  • 11.5. Receiving an SMS Message
  • 11.6. Using Emulator Controls to Send SMS Messages to the Emulator
  • 11.7. Using Androids TelephonyManager to Obtain Device Information
• 12. Networked Applications
  • 12.1. Consuming a RESTful Web Service Using a URLConnection
  • 12.2. Consuming a RESTful Web Service with Volley
  • 12.3. Notifying Your App with Google Cloud Messaging Push Messaging
  • 12.4. Extracting Information from Unstructured Text Using Regular Expressions
  • 12.5. Parsing RSS/Atom Feeds Using ROME
  • 12.6. Using MD5 to Digest Clear Text
  • 12.7. Converting Text into Hyperlinks
  • 12.8. Accessing a Web Page Using a WebView
  • 12.9. Customizing a WebView
  • 12.10. Writing an Inter-Process Communication Service
• 13. Gaming and Animation
  • 13.1. Building an Android Game Using flixel-gdx
  • 13.2. Building an Android Game Using AndEngine
  • 13.3. Processing Timed Keyboard Input
• 14. Social Networking
  • 14.1. Authenticating Users with OAUTH2
  • 14.2. Integrating Social Networking Using HTTP
  • 14.3. Loading a Users Twitter Timeline Using HTML or JSON
• 15. Location and Map Applications
  • 15.1. Getting Location Information
  • 15.2. Accessing GPS Information in Your Application
  • 15.3. Mocking GPS Coordinates on a Device
  • 15.4. Using Geocoding and Reverse Geocoding
  • 15.5. Getting Ready for Google Maps API V2 Development
  • 15.6. Using the Google Maps API V2
  • 15.7. Displaying Map Data Using OpenStreetMap
  • 15.8. Creating Overlays in OpenStreetMap Maps
  • 15.9. Using a Scale on an OpenStreetMap Map
  • 15.10. Handling Touch Events on an OpenStreetMap Overlay
  • 15.11. Getting Location Updates with OpenStreetMap Maps
• 16. Accelerometer
  • 16.1. Checking for the Presence or Absence of a Sensor
  • 16.2. Using the Accelerometer to Detect Shaking
  • 16.3. Checking Whether a Device Is Facing Up or Down
  • 16.4. Reading the Temperature Sensor
• 17. Bluetooth
  • 17.1. Enabling Bluetooth and Making the Device Discoverable
  • 17.2. Connecting to a Bluetooth-Enabled Device
  • 17.3. Accepting Connections from a Bluetooth Device
  • 17.4. Implementing Bluetooth Device Discovery
• 18. System and Device Control
  • 18.1. Accessing Phone Network/Connectivity Information
  • 18.2. Obtaining Information from the Manifest File
  • 18.3. Changing Incoming Call Notification to Silent, Vibrate, or Normal
  • 18.4. Copying Text and Getting Text from the Clipboard
  • 18.5. Using LED-Based Notifications
  • 18.6. Making the Device Vibrate
  • 18.7. Determining Whether a Given Application Is Running
• 19. All the Worlds Not Java: Other Programming Languages and Frameworks
  • 19.1. Learning About Cross-Platform Solutions
  • 19.2. Running Shell Commands from Your Application
  • 19.3. Running Native C/C++ Code with JNI on the NDK
  • 19.4. Getting Started with SL4A, the Scripting Layer for Android
  • 19.5. Creating Alerts in SL4A
  • 19.6. Fetching Your Google Documents and Displaying Them in a ListView Using SL4A
  • 19.7. Sharing SL4A Scripts in QR Codes
  • 19.8. Using Native Handset Functionality from a WebView via JavaScript
  • 19.9. Building a Cross-Platform App with Xamarin
  • 19.10. Creating a Cross-Platform App Using PhoneGap/Cordova
• 20. All the Worlds Not English: Strings and Internationalization
  • 20.1. Internationalizing Application Text
  • 20.2. Finding and Translating Strings
  • 20.3. Handling the Nuances of strings.xml
• 21. Packaging, Deploying, and Distributing/Selling Your App
  • 21.1. Creating a Signing Certificate and Using It to Sign Your Application
  • 21.2. Distributing Your Application via the Google Play Store
  • 21.3. Distributing Your Application via Other App Stores
  • 21.4. Monetizing Your App with AdMob
  • 21.5. Obfuscating and Optimizing with ProGuard
  • 21.6. Hosting Your App on Your Own Server
  • 21.7. Creating a Self-Updating App
  • 21.8. Providing a Link to Other Published Apps in the Google Play Store
• Index