14 July, 2011 (17:09) | Data Storage | By: Randall Mitchell
This post explains further the example code on the Android Developer site: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html I am trying to dumb this down as best as I can, so some useful options may be left out. Here is the code found on that page as of July 14, 2011: public class Calc extends Activity { public static final [...]
Tags: android, android development, data storage, saving settings, settings, SharedPreferences
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8 July, 2011 (15:39) | Android Development, Security | By: Randall Mitchell
I was just thinking to myself, I need to make my published apps more secure. I found this post enlightening and a good start. It’s from the guy that wrote Android Wireless Application Development and covers obfuscation, using the Android License Verification Library, and SSL encryption for connected apps. Good stuff! http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1725260
Tags: android, android development, obfuscate, ssl
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1 July, 2011 (14:35) | Uncategorized | By: Randall Mitchell
I’ll have to do this later on, so this post is just a “bookmark”. It seems to be the better one that I found on the subject. http://www.mokasocial.com/2011/03/easily-create-a-default-custom-styled-spinner-android/
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1 July, 2011 (14:13) | Components, UI Design | By: Randall Mitchell
I decided to create an “irregularly shaped” and small arrow image to be used as a button. The problem was, when I set it as a background image, the hit area only reported when the actual image was being hit. The quick fix is to use a drawable inset to create a bounding box around [...]
Tags: android development, android ui design, bounding box, button, drawable, hit area, inset
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