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With the smartphone craze starting last year, mobile operating systems have largely split into two main categories: Apple's iOS and Google's Android. Developers' interest gravitated toward Android when the Galaxy S adopted it as its operating system. It seems the mobile sector will develop significantly in the future, which is why I also dream of becoming an Android developer. Although I have only worked with Java so far, I entered the world of Android through this book. Initially, the
These days, interest in smartphones can be described as a frenzy. On the subway, it is not difficult to see everyone browsing the web or playing games on their phones. Banks are scrambling to launch mobile services, and delivery companies can track the real-time location of packages. It seems the era of the ubiquitous computing has truly arrived. At this point, as a developer, I cannot help but take an interest in smartphones. In particular, I became interested in Android, which has a broader
Through the book *Practical Android Programming*, I reviewed basic Java syntax in the "Java Basic Notes" and set up an actual development environment on my computer using the "Android Development Environment Setup" page. Additionally, clarifying the concepts of Activities, Content Providers, Intents, Services, and Broadcast Receivers—key features of Android applications—made communication with developers much easier. Furthermore, the layout design technique using XML hardcoding allowed me to
Jeong Geum-ho: Practical Android Programming
"Practical Android Programming" introduces applications currently popular on app stores and explains how to implement their distinctive features. It provides practical assistance by introducing as many tips as possible related to real-world development, offering detailed guidance ranging from an introduction to Android development to practical application methods. Furthermore, it covers not only programming techniques but also development methodologies such as collaboration.
Korean title: 실전 안드로이드 프로그래밍
Korean author: 정금호
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931440614
Reviews
With the smartphone craze starting last year, mobile operating systems have largely split into two main categories: Apple's iOS and Google's Android. Developers' interest gravitated toward Android when the Galaxy S adopted it as its operating system. It seems the mobile sector will develop significantly in the future, which is why I also dream of becoming an Android developer. Although I have only worked with Java so far, I entered the world of Android through this book. Initially, the
These days, interest in smartphones can be described as a frenzy. On the subway, it is not difficult to see everyone browsing the web or playing games on their phones. Banks are scrambling to launch mobile services, and delivery companies can track the real-time location of packages. It seems the era of the ubiquitous computing has truly arrived. At this point, as a developer, I cannot help but take an interest in smartphones. In particular, I became interested in Android, which has a broader
Through the book *Practical Android Programming*, I reviewed basic Java syntax in the "Java Basic Notes" and set up an actual development environment on my computer using the "Android Development Environment Setup" page. Additionally, clarifying the concepts of Activities, Content Providers, Intents, Services, and Broadcast Receivers—key features of Android applications—made communication with developers much easier. Furthermore, the layout design technique using XML hardcoding allowed me to
