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Welcome to part 4 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. In this video I focus on Samsung S Look tools with a specific focus on Samsung WritingBuddy.
Samsung S Look provides specialized widgets like Samsung WritingBuddy, which recognizes hand writing as user input. S Look also provides AirButton which makes it easy to create popup menus. SmartClip allows you to capture and extract Metadata such as text and URLs and to crop screenshots using S-Pen. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 4
Welcome to part 3 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. In this tutorial I will cover Samsung SLook, ListActivity, SimpleAdapter, ListView, Intents and much more.
We’ll be creating a ListView. It will be populated with list items that are defined by a SimpleAdapter. After the ListView is created, when an item is clicked an Intent will be created that will send the user to a new Activity.This tutorial should make the purpose of ListViews and Intents very clear. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 3
Welcome to part 2 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial! In this part I will completely finish explaining every line of code for our app.
We’ll cover how to handle all the potential problems SsdkUnsupportedException can catch and we’ll handle each one. We’ll create custom alert dialogs. We’ll send the user to the app store to download an update and so much more. Most everything in this tutorial applies to any app you can make while also teaching about the Samsung Mobile SDK. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 2
Welcome to my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial, which is part of my Android Development Tutorial. Over the course of this series I will take a look at many of the tools provided by the Samsung Mobile SDK while continuing to cover how to write code for Android in general.
I’m doing this series of tutorials because Samsung currently controls over 32% of the smart phone market (Apple controls 12% in comparison) and yet there are many more iOS tutorials then Samsung tutorials. I think that is a bit odd? I hope to solve that problem while also continuing to teach Android specific coding. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial
Today I’ll show a guaranteed way to install the New Android Development Tools on both Windows and OS X. I’ll also cover how to install the New Samsung Mobile SDK and show you how to enter to win either a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, or 1 of 3 Samsung Galaxy Gear Watches.
I have the step-by-step directions for installing the ADT below on Windows. I have those same directions here for Installing the Google ADT on Mac. Continue reading Android Development 26
I have received numerous requests to cover how to install the Google ADT on Mac. Most people don’t know this, but I test install the Google ADT, Eclipse Juno, Eclipse Kepler and Android Studio on many different OSs and set ups on a regular basis. Up until now the Google ADT didn’t install easily every time on every Mac. It technically still isn’t an easy install, but if you follow the steps below I’m confident you can now get it to install.
I want to make a special note though that if you aren’t comfortable using the terminal, or if any of the following seems confusing it is better to use my previous tutorial to develop Android apps. It is here Install Android Development Tools. Continue reading Install Google ADT on Mac
I’m very excited to provide you with my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial! Over the next few videos I’ll cover: the Samsung Mobile SDK and I’ll demonstrate the opportunities it provides.
Thanks to the nice people at Samsung and the Samsung Smart App Challenge, who are giving away $1.1 Million in prizes.
I’ll also be offering a give away. Between now and November the 30th, sign up for a free Samsung developer account at http://developer.samsung.com/signup and you will be eligible to win a Samsung GALAXY Note 3 device or one of three Samsung GALAXY Gear smart watches. I will choose a winner at random. After you signup for the Samsung developer account, leave me a comment below stating that you signed up. That is all! Continue reading Android Development 25
In this part of my Android Development tutorial I will cover how to use Android Dialog Boxes. We’ll cover how to design their layouts, how to call for them to open and how to send data from dialog boxes to other fragments and activities using putSerializable and getSerializableExtra.
Because I’ll be working specifically with birth dates we’ll also take a look at the Date, Calendar and GregorianCalendar. All of the code can be found after the video to help you better understand. Continue reading Android Development 24
In this part of my Android Development Tutorial I will cover how to use the Android ViewPager. The ViewPager allows you to flip through Fragments sort of like you would do with a book.
I’ll also cover how to connect the ViewPager with a FragmentManager so that we’ll be able to properly display and track the Fragments and make sure they are updated. If you missed previous parts of this tutorial you should start with part 18. The code follows the video. Continue reading Android Development 23
In this tutorial I will connect the ListFragment to the Census App, so that when you click on an item we’ll be able update the Contacts. This tutorial began at part 18, so if you missed that video start there.
All the Contacts are updated and we also cover how to store and pass contact IDs between activities. We also streamline the code by separating duplicate code out into another class and much more. Continue reading Android Development 22
In this part of my Android Development Tutorial, I cover numerous topics. This tutorial started in part 18 of this series and you should start watching there to understand everything.
I cover the following : FragmentManager, Creating list items for a ListView, ListFragment, Android Adapters, ArrayAdapter, Generating items from an ArrayList for a ListView and more. All of the code follows the video, but it is also available as a complete package here. Continue reading Android Development 21
In this part of my Android Development Tutorial I will continue talking about Fragments. If you missed parts 18 and 19 watch them first or you will be confused.
We will also cover how to use CheckBoxs and OnCheckChangedListener. Will explore how to generate unique IDs for all our contacts using UUID. Will create a Singleton that will hold all our contacts in an ArrayList and more. All of the code is available below. Continue reading Android Development 20
Welcome to part 19 of my Android Development tutorial. You’ll need to have seen part 18 to understand this tutorial.
In this part of the tutorial I will be answering a bunch of common questions I receive. I’ll be covering how to have your app automatically change into another language ( Localization ). I’ll also show how to catch multiple events. We’ll also go over how to create a layout specific to when the app is in landscape mode. All of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Android Development 19
Welcome to part 18 of my Android Development Tutorial. Over the course of the next few tutorials I will focus on a bunch of new topics as well as provide a review of topics people are struggling with.
This tutorial covers how to create custom icons for our app. We then build an app based around the use of fragments. We will be building an app that a Census taker would use to gather information on people. The tutorial starts slow, but it will build quickly. All of the code can be found below. Continue reading Android Development 18
Welcome to part 15 of my C Video Tutorial! In this tutorial, I cover numerous topics.
First I go over how we can pass locations in memory between functions based on a request I received. Then I cover the Bitwise Operators AND, OR, Exclusive OR, and Shift Operators. We explore how signed numbers work and how the Ones Complement Operator can help. Then we look at Bit Masking and Binary Fractions. All of the code follows the video to help you learn. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 15
In the last part of my C Video Tutorial, I covered how to convert from base 10 to base 2, base 8 and base 16 with C.
At the end of that tutorial, I provided a homework assignment for you to write code that converts from any base back to base 10. In this tutorial, I will walk through exactly how to do that.
You can find all of the code below the video. Please leave any questions you may have. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 14
Welcome to part 13 of my C Video Tutorial. I have been asked many times to explain how to convert base 10 numbers into binary (Base 2), octal (Base 8) and hexadecimal (Base 16) numbers. Today I’ll cover that topic.
I also cover how the different numbering systems work so that it will be easy to work with them in the videos that follow. All of the code can be found below along with a transcription to aid in translation. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 13
Welcome to my C Binary File IO tutorial. With the binary view of a file you have access to all the bytes in the file. You can store strings, arrays, structs, etc.
Aside from showing how to save and retrieve strings, I’ll also cover how to save array data and grab it out of the file randomly. I also briefly cover error handling in C. All the code is available below along with a transcript of what I said for translation. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 12
In this part of the C Video Tutorial I will provide C File IO examples. I’ll cover C Text File IO in this tutorial and the Binary File IO functions in the next part.
I specifically cover the following topics: FILE Data type, fopen(), fputs(), fseek(), ftell(), fgets(), fclose(), fscanf(), puts(), fprintf(), Different Ways to Access Files, and more. All of the code used is available below the video. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 11
In this video I continue with my C Linked List tutorial. In part 9, I gave you homework and in this video I will show you my answer. You guys asked for more tutorials like this, so I’m giving it a try.
So, today I’ll show you how to search through a Linked List. I’ll also cover how to delete structs and remove them not only from the Linked List, but also from memory. All of the code from the video is below along with a transcription. Continue reading C Video Tutorial 10