In this part of my Android tutorial we will cover using SQLite. We’ll create the database, verify its creation, add data, delete data, display data and delete the database. We’ll also explore Cursors and more.
I structured the app so that it is both very easy to understand and so you’ll be able to cut and paste out the features you need for your apps. I also have an SQLite tutorial that you’ll find very useful. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 20
After much deliberation I’d like to announce the winner of my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Gear Smart watch as StickyRice Productions for their New Think Tank app. It is available here for free. It has all of the videos I have made available in one Android app.
I decided that this would be the winner because the app works perfectly without any errors that I could find. It has been updated over the past few months which showed me that the developer made it for reasons aside from entering the contest. It is just a useful app for anyone that likes my tutorials any way 🙂
I want to thank everyone that has participated in all of these contests and I want to thank Samsung especially!!! It was very nice of Samsung to provide these 6 Samsung Galaxy Note 3s along with the 6 Galaxy Gear Smart watches. They are amazing products and Samsung was awesome to work with.
I also think it is important to point out the second place winner being Just Weather. Abhishek Balani did a great job on that app and you should definitely check it out. I wish I could send him a phone as well, but sadly I’m all out.
Thank you everyone 🙂
Derek
In this part of my Android video tutorial I’ll cover the NotificationManager, TaskStackBuilder, PendingIntent, AlarmManager and more on Intents.
The focus this time is on being able to notify the user of events even if my app isn’t running. The code is set up so that you can easily copy and paste out the capabilities you need directly into your app. All of the code follows the video below with a ton of comments to help. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 19
In this part of my Android tutorial we cover how to use Intent Services, Broadcasts, Broadcast Receivers, Intent Filters and how to download, save and read files.
I did my best to keep all of the code separated so that you can easily copy and paste out the functionality you need with your Android apps. All of the code follows the video with a ton of comments. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 18
In this part of my Android tutorial I cover 3 ways to save data. We’ll look at Bundles, onSaveInstanceState, SharedPreferences, and PreferenceActivity. We’ll also be reviewing working with components, Intents, click listeners, onActivityResult and a bunch of other topics.
This will begin a series of tutorials in which I cover everything about Android that I have previously not covered. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 17
In this tutorial I cover everything you can do with HTML 5 and provide numerous examples using CSS, JavaScript and PHP. I want you to be able to use HTML 5 so I felt the need to also cover the most common knowledge required on CSS, JavaScript and PHP.
We’ll look at all the tags, forms, the new structural tags, canvas, geolocation and a ton more. I have cheat sheets that are heavily commented after the video. Continue reading HTML 5 Tutorial