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android-developers.googleblog.com | ||
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kylewbanks.com
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| | | | | Android Intents allow developers to share data such as text, images and URLs with other apps. This is handy for Share buttons, allowing users to tweet, post, email or message their friends from within your app or game. | |
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www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com
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| | | | | Use a Java InputStream with threads to download remote files without a browser in Android. Use this method to download in-app purchase files or update data. | |
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pbrisbin.com
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| | | | | I am not an android developer. I am not even a Java developer. What appears below is my attempt to share what I've learned using the android documentation, google, and copious amounts of trial and/or error. I apologize for mistakes; please offer corrections via twitter or email. I was upset when I first got my Droid Eris that the media player couldn't load a url by default. I stream my mpd out to the world so that I can pick it up away from home. | |
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wittchen.io
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| | | Introduction I really like Gradle build system for JVM apps. It has flexibility like Ant and great dependency management capabilities like Maven. It addition, it doesnt use XML notation, but Groovy programming language, so builds configurations are simple, concise, easier to read and easier to create. In my opinion, Gradle is truly modern build system for JVM apps. Nevertheless, there are projects, which are pretty old and use older systems like Ant. | ||
