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Category Archives: Android Examples
MVVM Light with Xamarin app development
“The education of a man is never completed until he dies.” said by Robert Edward Lee which is very true for IT industry. After seven years of native mobile application development, I had to work on Xmarin, a hybrid application development using C#. Like MVC (Model – View – Controller) is famous in native iOS development, MVVM (Model – View – ViewModel) is common in .NET platform. They even have package manager call NuGet for this MVVM patterns. They have two patterns MVVM Light and MVVM Cross. For this post we are using MVVM Light. Continue reading
Swift & Kotlin (ISBN 978-955-35622-0-3)
Hello friends, it has been a long time since I wrote the last post. The main reason was, WordPress it self suggest me to write a book and I decided if I write another blog post, that is after I … Continue reading
Check Internet connectivity with your own jar file in Android
Hi Android lovers… 🙂 After a long time. You can remember our last posts. Those are about connecting Internet and handling HTTP GET and POST methods. But have you ever consider to check whether your device is connected to Internet … Continue reading
Handling HTTP POST method in Android
Hello Androidies… 🙂 Today I am going to talk about handling HTTP POST method in an Android program. This is little bit relate to my previous post which I have explained the same scenario for GET method. POST method is … Continue reading
Posted in Android Examples
Tagged Android, BasicNameValuePair, http, HttpPost, UrlEncodedFormEntity
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Handling HTTP GET method in Android
Hi… Android amigos… 🙂 Today we are going to communicate with a server page but insecure way. Why I’m saying “insecure” is we are using HTTP GET method for the communication. All the values that user sends to the server, embedded … Continue reading
Posted in Android Examples
Tagged Android, AsyncTask, get, http, HttpClient, HttpGet, HttpResponse
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How to Update and Delete data from SQLite database in Android
Hello Android friends… This is going to be my first blog post for the Dooms Year (2012) 😉 By the way, I have to keep a promise although I wanted to write a new topic. Therefore I am continuing with … Continue reading
How to retrieve data from a SQLite database in Android
Hello Android fellows… let us Retrieve today 😉 I mean lets learn how to retrieve data from a SQLite database in Android. This is the second part of the SQLite blog series. In my previous post I have shown you how to … Continue reading
How to insert data in to a SQLite database in Android
Hi Android friends… In my blogging history, I have already written two blog posts related to database handling. One is MySQL with PHP and the next is MySQL with Java. In this blog post I am going to show you, … Continue reading
Posted in Android Examples
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How to use BaseAdapter and OnItemClickListener in Android
Hi Android lovers 🙂 Till now we have developed some list item applications. But have you ever tried to click on one item of the ListView. Every time we passed a String Array or ArrayList witch type safe with String, … Continue reading
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How to use POJO to fill ArrayList in Android
Hello friends…!!! Today’s blog post is coming up with some programming concepts which I have applied to develop a simple Android application. One concept is “POJO (Plain Old Java Object)” and the other concept is called “programming to the interface”. … Continue reading
Posted in Android Examples
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