Android developer Guide (19) -- Guide Index

 

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This chapter describes the index guide for the Android developer guide. The version is Android 3.2 r1 and translated from: "Ouyang Qingxuan". Thank you again "Ouyang Qingxuan "! We look forward to your participation in translation of Android related information, contact me over140@gmail.com.

 

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The Developer's Guide

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Version: Android 3.2 r1

 

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Http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html

 

Development Guide

WelcomeAndroidDevelopment Guide! This development guide provides practical guidance for developing Android applications based on some of the main platform features in the documentation. This discusses the ideas behind android, such as building an application framework and using tools for development, testing, and releasing software for the platform.

The Development Guide covers most Android platform documents, except for references to the API framework. For more information about the API, see Reference.

The Development guide consists of the following parts:

Ø Android Basics)

Android's initial positioning-what it is, what it provides, and how your application uses it.

Ø Framework Topics)

This section describes some specific Android frameworks and APIs. For more information about the framework, see Application Fundamentals. Then browse other topics as needed-from designing the user interface and setting resource files to storing data and using permissions.

Ø about Android Market (Android Market Topics)

This topic mainly covers the content of Android Markert release and paid applications, such as how to execute the license agreement and application charges.

Development)

Provides guidance for Android development and testing tools and test results.

Publish)

About how to deploy and release your application.

Ø Best Practices (Best Practices)

Some programming skills recommended for higher program efficiency and better user experience.

Web Applications)

Describes how to create seamless Web applications on Android devices and Android applications that can be embedded with web content.

Ø Appendix (Appendix)

Some reference information and instructions, such as frequently asked questions, academic terms, and other information.

The first step in Android programming is to download the SDK (software development kit ). For more information, see the SDK bar.

After you have the SDK, start to check the Dev Guide. if you want to start by reading some code quickly, the Hello World tutorial allows you to easily understand the basic components of an Android application through the "hello world" application ). application Fundamentals (BASIC Program Principles) documentation is a good place to start learning the basics (knowledge) of the program framework.

If you need further help, we recommend that you join one or more Android discussion groups. Please go to the Developer Forums page for more information.