Android tips that ship
Add and maintain your own Android .gitignore
Benjamin Weiss
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0 responses
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git, android, .gitignore
Enable hardware keyboard input in Android Emulators
Bartosz Filipowicz
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0 responses
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android, avd, emulator
Develop PhoneGap apps in your browser
Martin Naumann
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0 responses
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apps, development, ide, cordova
Wunderground Client for Android
Ignacio
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0 responses
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api, weather, wunderground, android
Focus on Android layout xml
Matt Munday
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0 responses
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layout.xml, google tv, android
ViewPager children into single layout XML
Juan Jose Alonso
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1 response
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layout, xml, java, jjosealonso
Supporting Multiple Device Resolutions for Native Apps
Mike King
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1 response
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android, mobile ui, screen resolution, retina display
Speed up Eclipse boot
Juan Jose Alonso
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3 responses
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android, ide, eclipse, java
Android User Interface Design Series
Mike King
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0 responses
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android, design, mobile ui
Previewing your local webserver on mobile emulators
Kevin Suttle
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0 responses
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ios, android, mobile, mobile web
Orientation change on Android
SetiZ
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0 responses
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android
Creating New Projects with the Android Maven Archetypes
Javi Pacheco
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0 responses
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maven, java, android
Auto-injection of mocks using Mockito with RoboGuice & Robolectric
Mateusz Herych
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0 responses
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java, roboguice, robolectric, mockito
Check if an APK is from Google Play
Javi Pacheco
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3 responses
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android, google play, java, apk
RESTrung Restful Client for Android
Raúl Raja
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0 responses
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rest, library, ws, java
Our new app: Climatip
Juan Jose Alonso
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1 response
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android, mobile, app, weather
Great tutorial about Services in Android by Vogella
José Manuel Pereira (JMPergar)
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0 responses
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android, tutorial, services
Themes for Eclipse
Koldo Duarte
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0 responses
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android, developer, eclipse, custom
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