Dead Simple Dependency Injection for Android
Finally, dependency injection that works for you.
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2015
Android Threading De-mystified, Part 2
De-coupling the work from how it is presented
Android Threading De-mystified, Part 1
A gentle introduction to the threading model in Android
Common Android Memory Pitfalls
These are the common pitfalls that most Android developers will encounter at some point.
2014
Prolific StackerOverflow users: how they got there
The users that make up the upper echelons of Stackoverflow have several hundred thousand reputation points, have answered tens of thousands of questions and ...
Android Services: what they are and what they are not
There are quite a few misnomers when it comes to the Android Service class. Let’s clear some of them up.
Setting up Proguard in an Android project
It doesn't have to be intimidating but it can be very beneficial.
2013
Android SectionIndexer with Alphabet
Jealous of the iOS Alphabet Indexer? Here's a simple view that makes it easy to use.
2012
Create Android Buttons using Ratios
Keep track of fewer dimens and always keep your buttons looking the way you intended.
Hideable Layouts for Android
Hide and show views in response to an event, all in XML!
Using an Android Cursor Loader with a Content Provider
Demystify the Android Cursor Loader in this simple tutorial.
Twitter OAuth integration in an Android app
This tutorial will show you how to authorize your Android app to update someone's Twitter status through the Twitter OAuth API.
Custom Fonts in Android Widgets
Override the default behavior of TextViews to show a custom font.
Serving Android WebView Resources with Content Providers
Android Webviews use the powerful WebKit browser to render HTML and run javascript. You can use several methods to get content into WebViews, this tutorial w...
Android ViewPager and Gallery Integration
Integrate a ViewPager and a Gallery with a few easy steps, full source code included.
2011
Compiling and Signing Android Release APK from the Command Line
In order to put your Android application on a device you have to first sign it. To put it up on the Android market you need to sign it with your own key.