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Android Studio Cookbook

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Product type Book
Published in Oct 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785286186
Pages 232 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Mike van Drongelen Mike van Drongelen
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Mike van Drongelen works as a mobile solution consultant in the Netherlands. He develops Android, iOS, and .NET solutions for various customers and has some start-up projects of his own. Creating successful software using less code is what he is aiming for. He thinks developing software is fun, but waste is not. Too often the business guys do not fully understand the tech guys and the other way around. This, amongst other insights, explains why he is interested in the lean start-up methodology and why he thinks it is important to apply to mobile app development. When he is not developing apps, he likes to go on trips on his motorbike or with his 2 CV.
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Android Studio Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Welcome to Android Studio 2. Applications with a Cloud-based Backend 3. Material Design 4. Android Wear 5. Size Does Matter 6. Capture and Share 7. Content Providers and Observers 8. Improving Quality 9. Improving Performance 10. Beta Testing Your Apps Index

Chapter 5. Size Does Matter

This chapter is about building apps that will be running on a wide variety of devices: phones, phablets, tablets, and TVs. We will connect to YouTube to get some data and videos to display.

Size and context actually do matter. We could of course scale up everything but that does not really make it a better app. Tablets offer more space than phones, and when it comes to user interaction, TV differs from a smart phone. How do we make the layout scale and look smooth on each device? How do we find the right approach for each type of device?

In this chapter, you will learn from the following recipes:

  • Size and context

  • Phone, phablet, and tablet layouts

  • Media playback

  • TV and media centre

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Mike van Drongelen works as a mobile solution consultant in the Netherlands. He develops Android, iOS, and .NET solutions for various customers and has some start-up projects of his own. Creating successful software using less code is what he is aiming for. He thinks developing software is fun, but waste is not. Too often the business guys do not fully understand the tech guys and the other way around. This, amongst other insights, explains why he is interested in the lean start-up methodology and why he thinks it is important to apply to mobile app development. When he is not developing apps, he likes to go on trips on his motorbike or with his 2 CV.
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