Development
Here we will see the steps in the screenshot way rather than using words which could be more self explanatory.
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Figure 20: Naming the project |
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Figure 21: Configuring the project. |
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Figure 22: Selecting SDK version of the App |
After this, the user interface to be designed in Java code programming as per the following:
- Buttons
- Textview
- Edittext
- CheckBox
- Radio Button
- Listview
Layouts and views
Frame Layout
Linear Layout
Table Layout
Relative Layout.
Then an Android Virtual device to be created followed by debugging.Debugging in Eclipse is a simple way and easy. Instead of running our application, we select "Debug As" and the screen is off and running. Setting breakpoints in our code by selecting them by the gutter next to the line numbers, and as our code progresses it will break at all your steps.
Frame Layout
Linear Layout
Table Layout
Relative Layout.
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Figure 24: Frame Layout / Linear Layout / Table Layout |
After all these steps it should be connected to the Google Playstore and UI navigation and notifications should be taken care of. In this post, we have seen the Android as your framework.
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