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    章节目录

    1-1Content list
    1-2About
    1-3Chapter 1: Getting started with Android
    1-4Section 1.1: Creating a New Project
    1-5Section 1.2: Setting up Android Studio
    1-6Section 1.3: Android programming without an IDE
    1-7Section 1.4: Application Fundamentals
    1-8Section 1.5: Setting up an AVD (Android Virtual Device)
    1-9Chapter 2: Android Studio
    1-10Section 2.1: Setup Android Studio
    1-11Section 2.2: View And Add Shortcuts in Android Studio
    1-12Section 2.3: Android Studio useful shortcuts
    1-13Section 2.4: Android Studio Improve performance tip
    1-14Section 2.5: Gradle build project takes forever
    1-15Section 2.6: Enable/Disable blank line copy
    1-16Section 2.7: Custom colors of logcat message based on message importance
    1-17Section 2.8: Filter logs from UI
    1-18Section 2.9: Create filters configuration
    1-19Section 2.10: Create assets folder
    1-20Chapter 3: Instant Run in Android Studio
    1-21Section 3.1: Enabling or disabling Instant Run
    1-22Section 3.2: Types of code Swaps in Instant Run
    1-23Section 3.3: Unsupported code changes when using Instant Run
    1-24Chapter 4: TextView
    1-25Section 4.1: Spannable TextView
    1-26Section 4.2: Strikethrough TextView
    1-27Section 4.3: TextView with image
    1-28Section 4.4: Make RelativeSizeSpan align to top
    1-29Section 4.5: Pinchzoom on TextView
    1-30Section 4.6: Textview with dierent Textsize
    1-31Section 4.7: Theme and Style customization
    1-32Section 4.8: TextView customization
    1-33Section 4.9: Single TextView with two dierent colors
    1-34Chapter 5: AutoCompleteTextView
    1-35Section 5.1: AutoComplete with CustomAdapter, ClickListener and Filter
    1-36Section 5.2: Simple, hard-coded AutoCompleteTextView
    1-37Chapter 6: Autosizing TextViews
    1-38Section 6.1: Granularity
    1-39Section 6.2: Preset Sizes
    1-40Chapter 7: ListView
    1-41Section 7.1: Custom ArrayAdapter
    1-42Section 7.2: A basic ListView with an ArrayAdapter
    1-43Section 7.3: Filtering with CursorAdapter
    1-44Chapter 8: Layouts
    1-45Section 8.1: LayoutParams
    1-46Section 8.2: Gravity and layout gravity
    1-47Section 8.3: CoordinatorLayout Scrolling Behavior
    1-48Section 8.4: Percent Layouts
    1-49Section 8.5: View Weight
    1-50Section 8.6: Creating LinearLayout programmatically
    1-51Section 8.7: LinearLayout
    1-52Section 8.8: RelativeLayout
    1-53Section 8.9: FrameLayout
    1-54Section 8.10: GridLayout
    1-55Section 8.11: CoordinatorLayout
    1-56Chapter 9: ConstraintLayout
    1-57Section 9.1: Adding ConstraintLayout to your project
    1-58Section 9.2: Chains
    1-59Chapter 10: TextInputLayout
    1-60Section 10.1: Basic usage
    1-61Section 10.2: Password Visibility Toggles
    1-62Section 10.3: Adding Character Counting
    1-63Section 10.4: Handling Errors
    1-64Section 10.5: Customizing the appearance of the TextInputLayout
    1-65Section 10.6: TextInputEditText
    1-66Chapter 11: CoordinatorLayout and Behaviors
    1-67Section 11.1: Creating a simple Behavior
    1-68Section 11.2: Using the SwipeDismissBehavior
    1-69Section 11.3: Create dependencies between Views
    1-70Chapter 12: TabLayout
    1-71Section 12.1: Using a TabLayout without a ViewPager
    1-72Chapter 13: ViewPager
    1-73Section 13.1: ViewPager with a dots indicator
    1-74Section 13.2: Basic ViewPager usage with fragments
    1-75Section 13.3: ViewPager with PreferenceFragment
    1-76Section 13.4: Adding a ViewPager
    1-77Section 13.5: Setup OnPageChangeListener
    1-78Section 13.6: ViewPager with TabLayout
    1-79Chapter 14: CardView
    1-80Section 14.1: Getting Started with CardView
    1-81Section 14.2: Adding Ripple animation
    1-82Section 14.3: Customizing the CardView
    1-83Section 14.4: Using Images as Background in CardView (Pre-Lollipop device issues)
    1-84Section 14.5: Animate CardView background color with TransitionDrawable
    1-85Chapter 15: NavigationView
    1-86Section 15.1: How to add the NavigationView
    1-87Section 15.2: Add underline in menu elements
    1-88Section 15.3: Add seperators to menu
    1-89Section 15.4: Add menu Divider using default DividerItemDecoration
    1-90Chapter 16: RecyclerView
    1-91Section 16.1: Adding a RecyclerView
    1-92Section 16.2: Smoother loading of items
    1-93Section 16.3: RecyclerView with DataBinding
    1-94Section 16.4: Animate data change
    1-95Section 16.5: Popup menu with recyclerView
    1-96Section 16.6: Using several ViewHolders with ItemViewType
    1-97Section 16.7: Filter items inside RecyclerView with a SearchView
    1-98Section 16.8: Drag&Drop and Swipe with RecyclerView
    1-99Section 16.9: Show default view till items load or when data is not available
    1-100Section 16.10: Add header/footer to a RecyclerView
    1-101Section 16.11: Endless Scrolling in Recycleview
    1-102Section 16.12: Add divider lines to RecyclerView items
    1-103Chapter 17: RecyclerView Decorations
    1-104Section 17.1: Add divider to RecyclerView
    1-105Section 17.2: Drawing a Separator
    1-106Section 17.3: How to add dividers using and DividerItemDecoration
    1-107Section 17.4: Per-item margins with ItemDecoration
    1-108Section 17.5: ItemOsetDecoration for GridLayoutManager in RecycleView
    1-109Chapter 18: RecyclerView onClickListeners
    1-110Section 18.1: Kotlin and RxJava example
    1-111Section 18.2: RecyclerView Click listener
    1-112Section 18.3: Another way to implement Item Click Listener
    1-113Section 18.4: New Example
    1-114Section 18.5: Easy OnLongClick and OnClick Example
    1-115Section 18.6: Item Click Listeners
    1-116Chapter 19: RecyclerView and LayoutManagers
    1-117Section 19.1: Adding header view to recyclerview with gridlayout manager
    1-118Section 19.2: GridLayoutManager with dynamic span count
    1-119Section 19.3: Simple list with LinearLayoutManager
    1-120Section 19.4: StaggeredGridLayoutManager
    1-121Chapter 20: Pagination in RecyclerView
    1-122Section 20.1: MainActivity.java
    1-123Chapter 21: ImageView
    1-124Section 21.1: Set tint
    1-125Section 21.2: Set alpha
    1-126Section 21.3: Set Scale Type
    1-127Section 21.4: ImageView ScaleType - Center
    1-128Section 21.5: ImageView ScaleType - CenterCrop
    1-129Section 21.6: ImageView ScaleType - CenterInside
    1-130Section 21.7: ImageView ScaleType - FitStart and FitEnd
    1-131Section 21.8: ImageView ScaleType - FitCenter
    1-132Section 21.9: Set Image Resource
    1-133Section 21.10: ImageView ScaleType - FitXy
    1-134Section 21.11: MLRoundedImageView.java
    1-135Chapter 22: VideoView
    1-136Section 22.1: Play video from URL with using VideoView
    1-137Section 22.2: VideoView Create
    1-138Chapter 23: Optimized VideoView
    1-139Section 23.1: Optimized VideoView in ListView
    1-140Chapter 24: WebView
    1-141Section 24.1: Troubleshooting WebView by printing console messages or by remote debugging
    1-142Section 24.2: Communication from Javascript to Java (Android)
    1-143Section 24.3: Communication from Java to Javascript
    1-144Section 24.4: Open dialer example
    1-145Section 24.5: Open Local File / Create dynamic content in Webview
    1-146Section 24.6: JavaScript alert dialogs in WebView - How to make them work
    1-147Chapter 25: SearchView
    1-148Section 25.1: Setting Theme for SearchView
    1-149Section 25.2: SearchView in Toolbar with Fragment
    1-150Section 25.3: Appcompat SearchView with RxBindings watcher
    1-151Chapter 26: BottomNavigationView
    1-152Section 26.1: Basic implemetation
    1-153Section 26.2: Customization of BottomNavigationView
    1-154Section 26.3: Handling Enabled / Disabled states
    1-155Section 26.4: Allowing more than 3 menus
    1-156Chapter 27: Canvas drawing using SurfaceView
    1-157Section 27.1: SurfaceView with drawing thread
    1-158Chapter 28: Creating Custom Views
    1-159Section 28.1: Creating Custom Views
    1-160Section 28.2: Adding attributes to views
    1-161Section 28.3: CustomView performance tips
    1-162Section 28.4: Creating a compound view
    1-163Section 28.5: Compound view for SVG/VectorDrawable as drawableRight
    1-164Section 28.6: Responding to Touch Events
    1-165Chapter 29: Getting Calculated View Dimensions
    1-166Section 29.1: Calculating initial View dimensions in an Activity
    1-167Chapter 30: Adding a FuseView to an Android Project
    1-168Section 30.1: hikr app, just another android.view.View
    1-169Chapter 31: Supporting Screens With Dierent Resolutions, Sizes
    1-170Section 31.1: Using configuration qualifiers
    1-171Section 31.2: Converting dp and sp to pixels
    1-172Section 31.3: Text size and dierent android screen sizes
    1-173Chapter 32: ViewFlipper
    1-174Section 32.1: ViewFlipper with image sliding
    1-175Chapter 33: Design Patterns
    1-176Section 33.1: Observer pattern
    1-177Section 33.2: Singleton Class Example
    1-178Chapter 34: Activity
    1-179Section 34.1: Activity launchMode
    1-180Section 34.2: Exclude an activity from back-stack history
    1-181Section 34.3: Android Activity LifeCycle Explained
    1-182Section 34.4: End Application with exclude from Recents
    1-183Section 34.5: Presenting UI with setContentView
    1-184Section 34.6: Up Navigation for Activities
    1-185Section 34.7: Clear your current Activity stack and launch a new Activity
    1-186Chapter 35: Activity Recognition
    1-187Section 35.1: Google Play ActivityRecognitionAPI
    1-188Section 35.2: PathSense Activity Recognition
    1-189Chapter 36: Split Screen / Multi-Screen Activities
    1-190Section 36.1: Split Screen introduced in Android Nougat implemented
    1-191Chapter 37: Material Design
    1-192Section 37.1: Adding a Toolbar
    1-193Section 37.2: Buttons styled with Material Design
    1-194Section 37.3: Adding a FloatingActionButton (FAB)
    1-195Section 37.4: RippleDrawable
    1-196Section 37.5: Adding a TabLayout
    1-197Section 37.6: Bottom Sheets in Design Support Library
    1-198Section 37.7: Apply an AppCompat theme
    1-199Section 37.8: Add a Snackbar
    1-200Section 37.9: Add a Navigation Drawer
    1-201Section 37.10: How to use TextInputLayout
    1-202Chapter 38: Resources
    1-203Section 38.1: Define colors
    1-204Section 38.2: Color Transparency(Alpha) Level
    1-205Section 38.3: Define String Plurals
    1-206Section 38.4: Define strings
    1-207Section 38.5: Define dimensions
    1-208Section 38.6: String formatting in strings.xml
    1-209Section 38.7: Define integer array
    1-210Section 38.8: Define a color state list
    1-211Section 38.9: 9 Patches
    1-212Section 38.10: Getting resources without "deprecated" warnings
    1-213Section 38.11: Working with strings.xml file
    1-214Section 38.12: Define string array
    1-215Section 38.13: Define integers
    1-216Section 38.14: Define a menu resource and use it inside Activity/Fragment
    1-217Chapter 39: Data Binding Library
    1-218Section 39.1: Basic text field binding
    1-219Section 39.2: Built-in two-way Data Binding
    1-220Section 39.3: Custom event using lambda expression
    1-221Section 39.4: Default value in Data Binding
    1-222Section 39.5: Databinding in Dialog
    1-223Section 39.6: Binding with an accessor method
    1-224Section 39.7: Pass widget as reference in BindingAdapter
    1-225Section 39.8: Click listener with Binding
    1-226Section 39.9: Data binding in RecyclerView Adapter
    1-227Section 39.10: Databinding in Fragment
    1-228Section 39.11: DataBinding with custom variables(int,boolean)
    1-229Section 39.12: Referencing classes
    1-230Chapter 40: SharedPreferences
    1-231Section 40.1: Implementing a Settings screen using SharedPreferences
    1-232Section 40.2: Commit vs. Apply
    1-233Section 40.3: Read and write values to SharedPreferences
    1-234Section 40.4: Retrieve all stored entries from a particular SharedPreferences file
    1-235Section 40.5: Reading and writing data to SharedPreferences with Singleton
    1-236Section 40.6: getPreferences(int) VS getSharedPreferences(String, int)
    1-237Section 40.7: Listening for SharedPreferences changes
    1-238Section 40.8: Store, Retrieve, Remove and Clear Data from SharedPreferences
    1-239Section 40.9: Add filter for EditTextPreference
    1-240Section 40.10: Supported data types in SharedPreferences
    1-241Section 40.11: Dierent ways of instantiating an object of SharedPreferences
    1-242Section 40.12: Removing keys
    1-243Section 40.13: Support pre-Honeycomb with StringSet
    1-244Chapter 41: Intent
    1-245Section 41.1: Getting a result from another Activity
    1-246Section 41.2: Passing data between activities
    1-247Section 41.3: Open a URL in a browser
    1-248Section 41.4: Starter Pattern
    1-249Section 41.5: Clearing an activity stack
    1-250Section 41.6: Start an activity
    1-251Section 41.7: Sending emails
    1-252Section 41.8: CustomTabsIntent for Chrome Custom Tabs
    1-253Section 41.9: Intent URI
    1-254Section 41.10: Start the dialer
    1-255Section 41.11: Broadcasting Messages to Other Components
    1-256Section 41.12: Passing custom object between activities
    1-257Section 41.13: Open Google map with specified latitude, longitude
    1-258Section 41.14: Passing dierent data through Intent in Activity
    1-259Section 41.15: Share intent
    1-260Section 41.16: Showing a File Chooser and Reading the Result
    1-261Section 41.17: Sharing Multiple Files through Intent
    1-262Section 41.18: Start Unbound Service using an Intent
    1-263Section 41.19: Getting a result from Activity to Fragment
    1-264Chapter 42: Fragments
    1-265Section 42.1: Pass data from Activity to Fragment using Bundle
    1-266Section 42.2: The newInstance() pattern
    1-267Section 42.3: Navigation between fragments using backstack and static fabric pattern
    1-268Section 42.4: Sending events back to an activity with callback interface
    1-269Section 42.5: Animate the transition between fragments
    1-270Section 42.6: Communication between Fragments
    1-271Chapter 43: Button
    1-272Section 43.1: Using the same click event for one or more Views in the XML
    1-273Section 43.2: Defining external Listener
    1-274Section 43.3: inline onClickListener
    1-275Section 43.4: Customizing Button style
    1-276Section 43.5: Custom Click Listener to prevent multiple fast clicks
    1-277Section 43.6: Using the layout to define a click action
    1-278Section 43.7: Listening to the long click events
    1-279Chapter 44: Emulator
    1-280Section 44.1: Taking screenshots
    1-281Section 44.2: Simulate call
    1-282Section 44.3: Open the AVD Manager
    1-283Section 44.4: Resolving Errors while starting emulator
    1-284Chapter 45: Service
    1-285Section 45.1: Lifecycle of a Service
    1-286Section 45.2: Defining the process of a service
    1-287Section 45.3: Creating an unbound service
    1-288Section 45.4: Starting a Service
    1-289Section 45.5: Creating Bound Service with help of Binder
    1-290Section 45.6: Creating Remote Service (via AIDL)
    1-291Chapter 46: The Manifest File
    1-292Section 46.1: Declaring Components
    1-293Section 46.2: Declaring permissions in your manifest file
    1-294Chapter 47: Gradle for Android
    1-295Section 47.1: A basic build.gradle file
    1-296Section 47.2: Define and use Build Configuration Fields
    1-297Section 47.3: Centralizing dependencies via "dependencies.gradle" file
    1-298Section 47.4: Sign APK without exposing keystore password
    1-299Section 47.5: Adding product flavor-specific dependencies
    1-300Section 47.6: Specifying dierent application IDs for build types and product flavors
    1-301Section 47.7: Versioning your builds via "version.properties" file
    1-302Section 47.8: Defining product flavors
    1-303Section 47.9: Changing output apk name and add version name:
    1-304Section 47.10: Adding product flavor-specific resources
    1-305Section 47.11: Why are there two build.gradle files in an Android Studio project?
    1-306Section 47.12: Directory structure for flavor-specific resources
    1-307Section 47.13: Enable Proguard using gradle
    1-308Section 47.14: Ignoring build variant
    1-309Section 47.15: Enable experimental NDK plugin support for Gradle and AndroidStudio
    1-310Section 47.16: Display signing information
    1-311Section 47.17: Seeing dependency tree
    1-312Section 47.18: Disable image compression for a smaller APK file size
    1-313Section 47.19: Delete "unaligned" apk automatically
    1-314Section 47.20: Executing a shell script from gradle
    1-315Section 47.21: Show all gradle project tasks
    1-316Section 47.22: Debugging your Gradle errors
    1-317Section 47.23: Use gradle.properties for central versionnumber/buildconfigurations
    1-318Section 47.24: Defining build types
    1-319Chapter 48: FileIO with Android
    1-320Section 48.1: Obtaining the working folder
    1-321Section 48.2: Writing raw array of bytes
    1-322Section 48.3: Serializing the object
    1-323Section 48.4: Writing to external storage (SD card)
    1-324Section 48.5: Solving "Invisible MTP files" problem
    1-325Section 48.6: Working with big files
    1-326Chapter 49: FileProvider
    1-327Section 49.1: Sharing a file
    1-328Chapter 50: Storing Files in Internal & External Storage
    1-329Section 50.1: Android: Internal and External Storage - Terminology Clarification
    1-330Section 50.2: Using External Storage
    1-331Section 50.3: Using Internal Storage
    1-332Section 50.4: Fetch Device Directory :
    1-333Section 50.5: Save Database on SD Card (Backup DB on SD)
    1-334Chapter 51: Zip file in android
    1-335Section 51.1: Zip file on android
    1-336Chapter 52: Unzip File in Android
    1-337Section 52.1: Unzip file
    1-338Chapter 53: Camera and Gallery
    1-339Section 53.1: Take photo
    1-340Section 53.2: Taking full-sized photo from camera
    1-341Section 53.3: Decode bitmap correctly rotated from the uri fetched with the intent
    1-342Section 53.4: Set camera resolution
    1-343Section 53.5: How to start camera or gallery and save camera result to storage
    1-344Chapter 54: Camera 2 API
    1-345Section 54.1: Preview the main camera in a TextureView
    1-346Chapter 55: Fingerprint API in android
    1-347Section 55.1: How to use Android Fingerprint API to save user passwords
    1-348Section 55.2: Adding the Fingerprint Scanner in Android application
    1-349Chapter 56: Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE API
    1-350Section 56.1: Permissions
    1-351Section 56.2: Check if bluetooth is enabled
    1-352Section 56.3: Find nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices
    1-353Section 56.4: Make device discoverable
    1-354Section 56.5: Connect to Bluetooth device
    1-355Section 56.6: Find nearby bluetooth devices
    1-356Chapter 57: Runtime Permissions in API-23 +
    1-357Section 57.1: Android 6.0 multiple permissions
    1-358Section 57.2: Multiple Runtime Permissions From Same Permission Groups
    1-359Section 57.3: Using PermissionUtil
    1-360Section 57.4: Include all permission-related code to an abstract base class and extend the activity of this base class to achieve cleaner/reusable code
    1-361Section 57.5: Enforcing Permissions in Broadcasts, URI
    1-362Chapter 58: Android Places API
    1-363Section 58.1: Getting Current Places by Using Places API
    1-364Section 58.2: Place Autocomplete Integration
    1-365Section 58.3: Place Picker Usage Example
    1-366Section 58.4: Setting place type filters for PlaceAutocomplete
    1-367Section 58.5: Adding more than one google auto complete activity
    1-368Chapter 59: Android NDK
    1-369Section 59.1: How to log in ndk
    1-370Section 59.2: Building native executables for Android
    1-371Section 59.3: How to clean the build
    1-372Section 59.4: How to use a makefile other than Android.mk
    1-373Chapter 60: DayNight Theme (AppCompat v23.2 / API 14+)
    1-374Section 60.1: Adding the DayNight theme to an app
    1-375Chapter 61: Glide
    1-376Section 61.1: Loading an image
    1-377Section 61.2: Add Glide to your project
    1-378Section 61.3: Glide circle transformation (Load image in a circular ImageView)
    1-379Section 61.4: Default transformations
    1-380Section 61.5: Glide rounded corners image with custom Glide target
    1-381Section 61.6: Placeholder and Error handling
    1-382Section 61.7: Preloading images
    1-383Section 61.8: Handling Glide image load failed
    1-384Section 61.9: Load image in a circular ImageView without custom transformations
    1-385Chapter 62: Dialog
    1-386Section 62.1: Adding Material Design AlertDialog to your app using Appcompat
    1-387Section 62.2: A Basic Alert Dialog
    1-388Section 62.3: ListView in AlertDialog
    1-389Section 62.4: Custom Alert Dialog with EditText
    1-390Section 62.5: DatePickerDialog
    1-391Section 62.6: DatePicker
    1-392Section 62.7: Alert Dialog
    1-393Section 62.8: Alert Dialog with Multi-line Title
    1-394Section 62.9: Date Picker within DialogFragment
    1-395Section 62.10: Fullscreen Custom Dialog with no background and no title
    1-396Chapter 63: Enhancing Alert Dialogs
    1-397Section 63.1: Alert dialog containing a clickable link
    1-398Chapter 64: Animated AlertDialog Box
    1-399Section 64.1: Put Below code for Animated dialog..
    1-400Chapter 65: GreenDAO
    1-401Section 65.1: Helper methods for SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE queries
    1-402Section 65.2: Creating an Entity with GreenDAO 3.X that has a Composite Primary Key
    1-403Section 65.3: Getting started with GreenDao v3.X
    1-404Chapter 66: Tools Attributes
    1-405Section 66.1: Designtime Layout Attributes
    1-406Chapter 67: Formatting Strings
    1-407Section 67.1: Format a string resource
    1-408Section 67.2: Formatting data types to String and vise versa
    1-409Section 67.3: Format a timestamp to string
    1-410Chapter 68: SpannableString
    1-411Section 68.1: Add styles to a TextView
    1-412Section 68.2: Multi string , with multi color
    1-413Chapter 69: Notifications
    1-414Section 69.1: Heads Up Notification with Ticker for older devices
    1-415Section 69.2: Creating a simple Notification
    1-416Section 69.3: Set custom notification - show full content text
    1-417Section 69.4: Dynamically getting the correct pixel size for the large icon
    1-418Section 69.5: Ongoing notification with Action button
    1-419Section 69.6: Setting Dierent priorities in notification
    1-420Section 69.7: Set custom notification icon using `Picasso` library
    1-421Section 69.8: Scheduling notifications
    1-422Chapter 70: AlarmManager
    1-423Section 70.1: How to Cancel an Alarm
    1-424Section 70.2: Creating exact alarms on all Android versions
    1-425Section 70.3: API23+ Doze mode interferes with AlarmManager
    1-426Section 70.4: Run an intent at a later time
    1-427Chapter 71: Handler
    1-428Section 71.1: HandlerThreads and communication between Threads
    1-429Section 71.2: Use Handler to create a Timer (similar to javax.swing.Timer)
    1-430Section 71.3: Using a Handler to execute code after a delayed amount of time
    1-431Section 71.4: Stop handler from execution
    1-432Chapter 72: BroadcastReceiver
    1-433Section 72.1: Using LocalBroadcastManager
    1-434Section 72.2: BroadcastReceiver Basics
    1-435Section 72.3: Introduction to Broadcast receiver
    1-436Section 72.4: Using ordered broadcasts
    1-437Section 72.5: Sticky Broadcast
    1-438Section 72.6: Enabling and disabling a Broadcast Receiver programmatically
    1-439Section 72.7: Example of a LocalBroadcastManager
    1-440Section 72.8: Android stopped state
    1-441Section 72.9: Communicate two activities through custom Broadcast receiver
    1-442Section 72.10: BroadcastReceiver to handle BOOT_COMPLETED events
    1-443Section 72.11: Bluetooth Broadcast receiver
    1-444Chapter 73: UI Lifecycle
    1-445Section 73.1: Saving data on memory trimming
    1-446Chapter 74: HttpURLConnection
    1-447Section 74.1: Creating an HttpURLConnection
    1-448Section 74.2: Sending an HTTP GET request
    1-449Section 74.3: Reading the body of an HTTP GET request
    1-450Section 74.4: Sending an HTTP POST request with parameters
    1-451Section 74.5: A multi-purpose HttpURLConnection class to handle all types of HTTP requests
    1-452Section 74.6: Use HttpURLConnection for multipart/form-data
    1-453Section 74.7: Upload (POST) file using HttpURLConnection
    1-454Chapter 75: Callback URL
    1-455Section 75.1: Callback URL example with Instagram OAuth
    1-456Chapter 76: Snackbar
    1-457Section 76.1: Creating a simple Snackbar
    1-458Section 76.2: Custom Snack Bar
    1-459Section 76.3: Custom Snackbar (no need view)
    1-460Section 76.4: Snackbar with Callback
    1-461Section 76.5: Snackbar vs Toasts: Which one should I use?
    1-462Section 76.6: Custom Snackbar
    1-463Chapter 77: Widgets
    1-464Section 77.1: Manifest Declaration -
    1-465Section 77.2: Metadata
    1-466Section 77.3: AppWidgetProvider Class
    1-467Section 77.4: Create/Integrate Basic Widget using Android Studio
    1-468Section 77.5: Two widgets with dierent layouts declaration
    1-469Chapter 78: Toast
    1-470Section 78.1: Creating a custom Toast
    1-471Section 78.2: Set position of a Toast
    1-472Section 78.3: Showing a Toast Message
    1-473Section 78.4: Show Toast Message Above Soft Keyboard
    1-474Section 78.5: Thread safe way of displaying Toast (Application Wide)
    1-475Section 78.6: Thread safe way of displaying a Toast Message (For AsyncTask)
    1-476Chapter 79: Create Singleton Class for Toast Message
    1-477Section 79.1: Create own singleton class for toast massages
    1-478Chapter 80: Interfaces
    1-479Section 80.1: Custom Listener
    1-480Section 80.2: Basic Listener
    1-481Chapter 81: Animators
    1-482Section 81.1: TransitionDrawable animation
    1-483Section 81.2: Fade in/out animation
    1-484Section 81.3: ValueAnimator
    1-485Section 81.4: Expand and Collapse animation of View
    1-486Section 81.5: ObjectAnimator
    1-487Section 81.6: ViewPropertyAnimator
    1-488Section 81.7: Shake animation of an ImageView
    1-489Chapter 82: Location
    1-490Section 82.1: Fused location API
    1-491Section 82.2: Get Address From Location using Geocoder
    1-492Section 82.3: Requesting location updates using LocationManager
    1-493Section 82.4: Requesting location updates on a separate thread using LocationManager
    1-494Section 82.5: Getting location updates in a BroadcastReceiver
    1-495Section 82.6: Register geofence
    1-496Chapter 83: Theme, Style, Attribute
    1-497Section 83.1: Define primary, primary dark, and accent colors
    1-498Section 83.2: Multiple Themes in one App
    1-499Section 83.3: Navigation Bar Color (API 21+)
    1-500Section 83.4: Use Custom Theme Per Activity
    1-501Section 83.5: Light Status Bar (API 23+)
    1-502Section 83.6: Use Custom Theme Globally
    1-503Section 83.7: Overscroll Color (API 21+)
    1-504Section 83.8: Ripple Color (API 21+)
    1-505Section 83.9: Translucent Navigation and Status Bars (API 19+)
    1-506Section 83.10: Theme inheritance
    1-507Chapter 84: MediaPlayer
    1-508Section 84.1: Basic creation and playing
    1-509Section 84.2: Media Player with Buer progress and play position
    1-510Section 84.3: Getting system ringtones
    1-511Section 84.4: Asynchronous prepare
    1-512Section 84.5: Import audio into androidstudio and play it
    1-513Section 84.6: Getting and setting system volume
    1-514Chapter 85: Android Sound and Media
    1-515Section 85.1: How to pick image and video for api >19
    1-516Section 85.2: Play sounds via SoundPool
    1-517Chapter 86: MediaSession
    1-518Section 86.1: Receiving and handling button events
    1-519Chapter 87: MediaStore
    1-520Section 87.1: Fetch Audio/MP3 files from specific folder of device or fetch all files
    1-521Chapter 88: Multidex and the Dex Method Limit
    1-522Section 88.1: Enabling Multidex
    1-523Section 88.2: Multidex by extending Application
    1-524Section 88.3: Multidex by extending MultiDexApplication
    1-525Section 88.4: Multidex by using MultiDexApplication directly
    1-526Section 88.5: Counting Method References On Every Build (Dexcount Gradle Plugin)
    1-527Chapter 89: Data Synchronization with Sync Adapter
    1-528Section 89.1: Dummy Sync Adapter with Stub Provider
    1-529Chapter 90: PorterDu Mode
    1-530Section 90.1: Creating a PorterDu ColorFilter
    1-531Section 90.2: Creating a PorterDu XferMode
    1-532Section 90.3: Apply a radial mask (vignette) to a bitmap using PorterDuXfermode
    1-533Chapter 91: Menu
    1-534Section 91.1: Options menu with dividers
    1-535Section 91.2: Apply custom font to Menu
    1-536Section 91.3: Creating a Menu in an Activity
    1-537Chapter 92: Picasso
    1-538Section 92.1: Adding Picasso Library to your Android Project
    1-539Section 92.2: Circular Avatars with Picasso
    1-540Section 92.3: Placeholder and Error Handling
    1-541Section 92.4: Re-sizing and Rotating
    1-542Section 92.5: Disable cache in Picasso
    1-543Section 92.6: Using Picasso as ImageGetter for Html.fromHtml
    1-544Section 92.7: Cancelling Image Requests using Picasso
    1-545Section 92.8: Loading Image from external Storage
    1-546Section 92.9: Downloading image as Bitmap using Picasso
    1-547Section 92.10: Try oine disk cache first, then go online and fetch the image
    1-548Chapter 93: RoboGuice
    1-549Section 93.1: Simple example
    1-550Section 93.2: Installation for Gradle Projects
    1-551Section 93.3: @ContentView annotation
    1-552Section 93.4: @InjectResource annotation
    1-553Section 93.5: @InjectView annotation
    1-554Section 93.6: Introduction to RoboGuice
    1-555Chapter 94: ACRA
    1-556Section 94.1: ACRAHandler
    1-557Section 94.2: Example manifest
    1-558Section 94.3: Installation
    1-559Chapter 95: Parcelable
    1-560Section 95.1: Making a custom object Parcelable
    1-561Section 95.2: Parcelable object containing another Parcelable object
    1-562Section 95.3: Using Enums with Parcelable
    1-563Chapter 96: Retrofit2
    1-564Section 96.1: A Simple GET Request
    1-565Section 96.2: Debugging with Stetho
    1-566Section 96.3: Add logging to Retrofit2
    1-567Section 96.4: A simple POST request with GSON
    1-568Section 96.5: Download a file from Server using Retrofit2
    1-569Section 96.6: Upload multiple file using Retrofit as multipart
    1-570Section 96.7: Retrofit with OkHttp interceptor
    1-571Section 96.8: Header and Body: an Authentication Example
    1-572Section 96.9: Uploading a file via Multipart
    1-573Section 96.10: Retrofit 2 Custom Xml Converter
    1-574Section 96.11: Reading XML form URL with Retrofit 2
    1-575Chapter 97: ButterKnife
    1-576Section 97.1: Configuring ButterKnife in your project
    1-577Section 97.2: Unbinding views in ButterKnife
    1-578Section 97.3: Binding Listeners using ButterKnife
    1-579Section 97.4: Android Studio ButterKnife Plugin
    1-580Section 97.5: Binding Views using ButterKnife
    1-581Chapter 98: Volley
    1-582Section 98.1: Using Volley for HTTP requests
    1-583Section 98.2: Basic StringRequest using GET method
    1-584Section 98.3: Adding custom design time attributes to NetworkImageView
    1-585Section 98.4: Adding custom headers to your requests [e.g. for basic auth]
    1-586Section 98.5: Remote server authentication using StringRequest through POST method
    1-587Section 98.6: Cancel a request
    1-588Section 98.7: Request JSON
    1-589Section 98.8: Use JSONArray as request body
    1-590Section 98.9: Boolean variable response from server with json request in volley
    1-591Section 98.10: Helper Class for Handling Volley Errors
    1-592Chapter 99: Date and Time Pickers
    1-593Section 99.1: Date Picker Dialog
    1-594Section 99.2: Material DatePicker
    1-595Chapter 100: Localized Date/Time in Android
    1-596Section 100.1: Custom localized date format with DateUtils.formatDateTime()
    1-597Section 100.2: Standard date/time formatting in Android
    1-598Section 100.3: Fully customized date/time
    1-599Chapter 101: Time Utils
    1-600Section 101.1: To check within a period
    1-601Section 101.2: Convert Date Format into Milliseconds
    1-602Section 101.3: GetCurrentRealTime
    1-603Chapter 102: In-app Billing
    1-604Section 102.1: Consumable In-app Purchases
    1-605Section 102.2: (Third party) In-App v3 Library
    1-606Chapter 103: FloatingActionButton
    1-607Section 103.1: How to add the FAB to the layout
    1-608Section 103.2: Show and Hide FloatingActionButton on Swipe
    1-609Section 103.3: Show and Hide FloatingActionButton on Scroll
    1-610Section 103.4: Setting behaviour of FloatingActionButton
    1-611Chapter 104: Touch Events
    1-612Section 104.1: How to vary between child and parent view group touch events
    1-613Chapter 105: Handling touch and motion events
    1-614Section 105.1: Buttons
    1-615Section 105.2: Surface
    1-616Section 105.3: Handling multitouch in a surface
    1-617Chapter 106: Detect Shake Event in Android
    1-618Section 106.1: Shake Detector in Android Example
    1-619Section 106.2: Using Seismic shake detection
    1-620Chapter 107: Hardware Button Events/Intents (PTT, LWP, etc.)
    1-621Section 107.1: Sonim Devices
    1-622Section 107.2: RugGear Devices
    1-623Chapter 108: GreenRobot EventBus
    1-624Section 108.1: Passing a Simple Event
    1-625Section 108.2: Receiving Events
    1-626Section 108.3: Sending Events
    1-627Chapter 109: Otto Event Bus
    1-628Section 109.1: Passing an event
    1-629Section 109.2: Receiving an event
    1-630Chapter 110: Vibration
    1-631Section 110.1: Getting Started with Vibration
    1-632Section 110.2: Vibrate Indefinitely
    1-633Section 110.3: Vibration Patterns
    1-634Section 110.4: Stop Vibrate
    1-635Section 110.5: Vibrate for one time
    1-636Chapter 111: ContentProvider
    1-637Section 111.1: Implementing a basic content provider class
    1-638Chapter 112: Dagger 2
    1-639Section 112.1: Component setup for Application and Activity injection
    1-640Section 112.2: Custom Scopes
    1-641Section 112.3: Using @Subcomponent instead of @Component(dependencies={...})
    1-642Section 112.4: Creating a component from multiple modules
    1-643Section 112.5: How to add Dagger 2 in build.gradle
    1-644Section 112.6: Constructor Injection
    1-645Chapter 113: Realm
    1-646Section 113.1: Sorted queries
    1-647Section 113.2: Using Realm with RxJava
    1-648Section 113.3: Basic Usage
    1-649Section 113.4: List of primitives (RealmList<Integer/String/...>)
    1-650Section 113.5: Async queries
    1-651Section 113.6: Adding Realm to your project
    1-652Section 113.7: Realm Models
    1-653Section 113.8: try-with-resources
    1-654Chapter 114: Android Versions
    1-655Section 114.1: Checking the Android Version on device at runtime
    1-656Chapter 115: Wi-Fi Connections
    1-657Section 115.1: Connect with WEP encryption
    1-658Section 115.2: Connect with WPA2 encryption
    1-659Section 115.3: Scan for access points
    1-660Chapter 116: SensorManager
    1-661Section 116.1: Decide if your device is static or not, using the accelerometer
    1-662Section 116.2: Retrieving sensor events
    1-663Section 116.3: Sensor transformation to world coordinate system
    1-664Chapter 117: ProgressBar
    1-665Section 117.1: Material Linear ProgressBar
    1-666Section 117.2: Tinting ProgressBar
    1-667Section 117.3: Customized progressbar
    1-668Section 117.4: Creating Custom Progress Dialog
    1-669Section 117.5: Indeterminate ProgressBar
    1-670Section 117.6: Determinate ProgressBar
    1-671Chapter 118: Custom Fonts
    1-672Section 118.1: Custom font in canvas text
    1-673Section 118.2: Working with fonts in Android O
    1-674Section 118.3: Custom font to whole activity
    1-675Section 118.4: Putting a custom font in your app
    1-676Section 118.5: Initializing a font
    1-677Section 118.6: Using a custom font in a TextView
    1-678Section 118.7: Apply font on TextView by xml (Not required Java code)
    1-679Section 118.8: Ecient Typeface loading
    1-680Chapter 119: Getting system font names and using the fonts
    1-681Section 119.1: Getting system font names
    1-682Section 119.2: Applying a system font to a TextView
    1-683Chapter 120: Text to Speech(TTS)
    1-684Section 120.1: Text to Speech Base
    1-685Section 120.2: TextToSpeech implementation across the APIs
    1-686Chapter 121: Spinner
    1-687Section 121.1: Basic Spinner Example
    1-688Section 121.2: Adding a spinner to your activity
    1-689Chapter 122: Data Encryption/Decryption
    1-690Section 122.1: AES encryption of data using password in a secure way
    1-691Chapter 123: OkHttp
    1-692Section 123.1: Basic usage example
    1-693Section 123.2: Setting up OkHttp
    1-694Section 123.3: Logging interceptor
    1-695Section 123.4: Synchronous Get Call
    1-696Section 123.5: Asynchronous Get Call
    1-697Section 123.6: Posting form parameters
    1-698Section 123.7: Posting a multipart request
    1-699Section 123.8: Rewriting Responses
    1-700Chapter 124: Handling Deep Links
    1-701Section 124.1: Retrieving query parameters
    1-702Section 124.2: Simple deep link
    1-703Section 124.3: Multiple paths on a single domain
    1-704Section 124.4: Multiple domains and multiple paths
    1-705Section 124.5: Both http and https for the same domain
    1-706Section 124.6: Using pathPrefix
    1-707Chapter 125: Crash Reporting Tools
    1-708Section 125.1: Fabric - Crashlytics
    1-709Section 125.2: Capture crashes using Sherlock
    1-710Section 125.3: Force a Test Crash With Fabric
    1-711Section 125.4: Crash Reporting with ACRA
    1-712Chapter 126: Check Internet Connectivity
    1-713Section 126.1: Check if device has internet connectivity
    1-714Section 126.2: How to check network strength in android?
    1-715Section 126.3: How to check network strength
    1-716Chapter 127: Creating your own libraries for Android applications
    1-717Section 127.1: Create a library available on Jitpack.io
    1-718Section 127.2: Creating library project
    1-719Section 127.3: Using library in project as a module
    1-720Chapter 128: Device Display Metrics
    1-721Section 128.1: Get the screens pixel dimensions
    1-722Section 128.2: Get screen density
    1-723Section 128.3: Formula px to dp, dp to px conversation
    1-724Chapter 129: Building Backwards Compatible Apps
    1-725Section 129.1: How to handle deprecated API
    1-726Chapter 130: Loader
    1-727Section 130.1: Basic AsyncTaskLoader
    1-728Section 130.2: AsyncTaskLoader with cache
    1-729Section 130.3: Reloading
    1-730Section 130.4: Pass parameters using a Bundle
    1-731Chapter 131: ProGuard - Obfuscating and Shrinking your code
    1-732Section 131.1: Rules for some of the widely used Libraries
    1-733Section 131.2: Remove trace logging (and other) statements at build time
    1-734Section 131.3: Protecting your code from hackers
    1-735Section 131.4: Enable ProGuard for your build
    1-736Section 131.5: Enabling ProGuard with a custom obfuscation configuration file
    1-737Chapter 132: Typedef Annotations: @IntDef, @StringDef
    1-738Section 132.1: IntDef Annotations
    1-739Section 132.2: Combining constants with flags
    1-740Chapter 133: Capturing Screenshots
    1-741Section 133.1: Taking a screenshot of a particular view
    1-742Section 133.2: Capturing Screenshot via Android Studio
    1-743Section 133.3: Capturing Screenshot via ADB and saving directly in your PC
    1-744Section 133.4: Capturing Screenshot via Android Device Monitor
    1-745Section 133.5: Capturing Screenshot via ADB
    1-746Chapter 134: MVP Architecture
    1-747Section 134.1: Login example in the Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern
    1-748Section 134.2: Simple Login Example in MVP
    1-749Chapter 135: Orientation Changes
    1-750Section 135.1: Saving and Restoring Activity State
    1-751Section 135.2: Retaining Fragments
    1-752Section 135.3: Manually Managing Configuration Changes
    1-753Section 135.4: Handling AsyncTask
    1-754Section 135.5: Lock Screen's rotation programmatically
    1-755Section 135.6: Saving and Restoring Fragment State
    1-756Chapter 136: Xposed
    1-757Section 136.1: Creating a Xposed Module
    1-758Section 136.2: Hooking a method
    1-759Chapter 137: PackageManager
    1-760Section 137.1: Retrieve application version
    1-761Section 137.2: Version name and version code
    1-762Section 137.3: Install time and update time
    1-763Section 137.4: Utility method using PackageManager
    1-764Chapter 138: Gesture Detection
    1-765Section 138.1: Swipe Detection
    1-766Section 138.2: Basic Gesture Detection
    1-767Chapter 139: Doze Mode
    1-768Section 139.1: Whitelisting an Android application programmatically
    1-769Section 139.2: Exclude app from using doze mode
    1-770Chapter 140: Colors
    1-771Section 140.1: Color Manipulation
    1-772Chapter 141: Keyboard
    1-773Section 141.1: Register a callback for keyboard open and close
    1-774Section 141.2: Hide keyboard when user taps anywhere else on the screen
    1-775Chapter 142: RenderScript
    1-776Section 142.1: Getting Started
    1-777Section 142.2: Blur a View
    1-778Section 142.3: Blur an image
    1-779Chapter 143: Fresco
    1-780Section 143.1: Getting Started with Fresco
    1-781Section 143.2: Using OkHttp 3 with Fresco
    1-782Section 143.3: JPEG Streaming with Fresco using DraweeController
    1-783Chapter 144: Swipe to Refresh
    1-784Section 144.1: How to add Swipe-to-Refresh To your app
    1-785Section 144.2: Swipe To Refresh with RecyclerView
    1-786Chapter 145: Creating Splash screen
    1-787Section 145.1: Splash screen with animation
    1-788Section 145.2: A basic splash screen
    1-789Chapter 146: IntentService
    1-790Section 146.1: Creating an IntentService
    1-791Section 146.2: Basic IntentService Example
    1-792Section 146.3: Sample Intent Service
    1-793Chapter 147: Implicit Intents
    1-794Section 147.1: Implicit and Explicit Intents
    1-795Section 147.2: Implicit Intents
    1-796Chapter 148: Publish to Play Store
    1-797Section 148.1: Minimal app submission guide
    1-798Chapter 149: Universal Image Loader
    1-799Section 149.1: Basic usage
    1-800Section 149.2: Initialize Universal Image Loader
    1-801Chapter 150: Image Compression
    1-802Section 150.1: How to compress image without size change
    1-803Chapter 151: 9-Patch Images
    1-804Section 151.1: Basic rounded corners
    1-805Section 151.2: Optional padding lines
    1-806Section 151.3: Basic spinner
    1-807Chapter 152: Email Validation
    1-808Section 152.1: Email address validation
    1-809Section 152.2: Email Address validation with using Patterns
    1-810Chapter 153: Bottom Sheets
    1-811Section 153.1: Quick Setup
    1-812Section 153.2: BottomSheetBehavior like Google maps
    1-813Section 153.3: Modal bottom sheets with BottomSheetDialog
    1-814Section 153.4: Modal bottom sheets with BottomSheetDialogFragment
    1-815Section 153.5: Persistent Bottom Sheets
    1-816Section 153.6: Open BottomSheet DialogFragment in Expanded mode by default
    1-817Chapter 154: EditText
    1-818Section 154.1: Working with EditTexts
    1-819Section 154.2: Customizing the InputType
    1-820Section 154.3: Icon or button inside Custom Edit Text and its action and click listeners
    1-821Section 154.4: Hiding SoftKeyboard
    1-822Section 154.5: `inputype` attribute
    1-823Chapter 155: Speech to Text Conversion
    1-824Section 155.1: Speech to Text With Default Google Prompt Dialog
    1-825Section 155.2: Speech to Text without Dialog
    1-826Chapter 156: Installing apps with ADB
    1-827Section 156.1: Uninstall an app
    1-828Section 156.2: Install all apk file in directory
    1-829Section 156.3: Install an app
    1-830Chapter 157: Count Down Timer
    1-831Section 157.1: Creating a simple countdown timer
    1-832Section 157.2: A More Complex Example
    1-833Chapter 158: Barcode and QR code reading
    1-834Section 158.1: Using QRCodeReaderView (based on Zxing)
    1-835Chapter 159: Android PayPal Gateway Integration
    1-836Section 159.1: Setup PayPal in your android code
    1-837Chapter 160: Drawables
    1-838Section 160.1: Custom Drawable
    1-839Section 160.2: Tint a drawable
    1-840Section 160.3: Circular View
    1-841Section 160.4: Make View with rounded corners
    1-842Chapter 161: TransitionDrawable
    1-843Section 161.1: Animate views background color (switch-color) with TransitionDrawable
    1-844Section 161.2: Add transition or Cross-fade between two images
    1-845Chapter 162: Vector Drawables
    1-846Section 162.1: Importing SVG file as VectorDrawable
    1-847Section 162.2: VectorDrawable Usage Example
    1-848Section 162.3: VectorDrawable xml example
    1-849Chapter 163: VectorDrawable and AnimatedVectorDrawable
    1-850Section 163.1: Basic VectorDrawable
    1-851Section 163.2: <group> tags
    1-852Section 163.3: Basic AnimatedVectorDrawable
    1-853Section 163.4: Using Strokes
    1-854Section 163.5: Using <clip-path>
    1-855Section 163.6: Vector compatibility through AppCompat
    1-856Chapter 164: Port Mapping using Cling library in Android
    1-857Section 164.1: Mapping a NAT port
    1-858Section 164.2: Adding Cling Support to your Android Project
    1-859Chapter 165: Creating Overlay (always-on-top) Windows
    1-860Section 165.1: Popup overlay
    1-861Section 165.2: Granting SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW Permission on android 6.0 and above
    1-862Chapter 166: ExoPlayer
    1-863Section 166.1: Add ExoPlayer to the project
    1-864Section 166.2: Using ExoPlayer
    1-865Section 166.3: Main steps to play video & audio using the standard TrackRenderer implementations
    1-866Chapter 167: XMPP register login and chat simple example
    1-867Section 167.1: XMPP register login and chat basic example
    1-868Chapter 168: Android Authenticator
    1-869Section 168.1: Basic Account Authenticator Service
    1-870Chapter 169: AudioManager
    1-871Section 169.1: Requesting Transient Audio Focus
    1-872Section 169.2: Requesting Audio Focus
    1-873Chapter 170: AudioTrack
    1-874Section 170.1: Generate tone of a specific frequency
    1-875Chapter 171: Job Scheduling
    1-876Section 171.1: Basic usage
    1-877Chapter 172: Accounts and AccountManager
    1-878Section 172.1: Understanding custom accounts/authentication
    1-879Chapter 173: Integrate OpenCV into Android Studio
    1-880Section 173.1: Instructions
    1-881Chapter 174: MVVM (Architecture)
    1-882Section 174.1: MVVM Example using DataBinding Library
    1-883Chapter 175: ORMLite in android
    1-884Section 175.1: Android OrmLite over SQLite example
    1-885Chapter 176: Retrofit2 with RxJava
    1-886Section 176.1: Retrofit2 with RxJava
    1-887Section 176.2: Nested requests example: multiple requests, combine results
    1-888Section 176.3: Retrofit with RxJava to fetch data asyncronously
    1-889Chapter 177: ShortcutManager
    1-890Section 177.1: Dynamic Launcher Shortcuts
    1-891Chapter 178: LruCache
    1-892Section 178.1: Adding a Bitmap(Resource) to the cache
    1-893Section 178.2: Initialising the cache
    1-894Section 178.3: Getting a Bitmap(Resouce) from the cache
    1-895Chapter 179: Jenkins CI setup for Android Projects
    1-896Section 179.1: Step by step approach to set up Jenkins for Android
    1-897Chapter 180: fastlane
    1-898Section 180.1: Fastfile lane to build and install all flavors for given build type to a device
    1-899Section 180.2: Fastfile to build and upload multiple flavors to Beta by Crashlytics
    1-900Chapter 181: Define step value (increment) for custom RangeSeekBar
    1-901Section 181.1: Define a step value of 7
    1-902Chapter 182: Getting started with OpenGL ES 2.0+
    1-903Section 182.1: Setting up GLSurfaceView and OpenGL ES 2.0+
    1-904Section 182.2: Compiling and Linking GLSL-ES Shaders from asset file
    1-905Chapter 183: Check Data Connection
    1-906Section 183.1: Check data connection
    1-907Section 183.2: Check connection using ConnectivityManager
    1-908Section 183.3: Use network intents to perform tasks while data is allowed
    1-909Chapter 184: Java on Android
    1-910Section 184.1: Java 8 features subset with Retrolambda
    1-911Chapter 185: Android Java Native Interface (JNI)
    1-912Section 185.1: How to call functions in a native library via the JNI interface
    1-913Section 185.2: How to call a Java method from native code
    1-914Section 185.3: Utility method in JNI layer
    1-915Chapter 186: Notification Channel Android O
    1-916Section 186.1: Notification Channel
    1-917Chapter 187: Robolectric
    1-918Section 187.1: Robolectric test
    1-919Section 187.2: Configuration
    1-920Chapter 188: Moshi
    1-921Section 188.1: JSON into Java
    1-922Section 188.2: serialize Java objects as JSON
    1-923Section 188.3: Built in Type Adapters
    1-924Chapter 189: Strict Mode Policy : A tool to catch the bug in the Compile Time.
    1-925Section 189.1: The below Code Snippet is to setup the StrictMode for Thread Policies. This Code is to be set at the entry points to our application
    1-926Section 189.2: The below code deals with leaks of memory, like it detects when in SQLLite finalize is called or not
    1-927Chapter 190: Internationalization and localization (I18N and L10N)
    1-928Section 190.1: Planning for localization : enable RTL support in Manifest
    1-929Section 190.2: Planning for localization : Add RTL support in Layouts
    1-930Section 190.3: Planning for localization : Test layouts for RTL
    1-931Section 190.4: Coding for Localization : Creating default strings and resources
    1-932Section 190.5: Coding for localization : Providing alternative strings
    1-933Section 190.6: Coding for localization : Providing alternate layouts
    1-934Chapter 191: Fast way to setup Retrolambda on an android project.
    1-935Section 191.1: Setup and example how to use:
    1-936Chapter 192: How to use SparseArray
    1-937Section 192.1: Basic example using SparseArray
    1-938Chapter 193: Shared Element Transitions
    1-939Section 193.1: Shared Element Transition between two Fragments
    1-940Chapter 194: Android Things
    1-941Section 194.1: Controlling a Servo Motor
    1-942Chapter 195: Library Dagger 2: Dependency Injection in Applications
    1-943Section 195.1: Create @Module Class and @Singleton annotation for Object
    1-944Section 195.2: Request Dependencies in Dependent Objects
    1-945Section 195.3: Connecting @Modules with @Inject
    1-946Section 195.4: Using @Component Interface to Obtain Objects
    1-947Chapter 196: JCodec
    1-948Section 196.1: Getting Started
    1-949Section 196.2: Getting frame from movie
    1-950Chapter 197: Formatting phone numbers with pattern.
    1-951Section 197.1: Patterns + 1 (786) 1234 5678
    1-952Chapter 198: Paint
    1-953Section 198.1: Creating a Paint
    1-954Section 198.2: Setting up Paint for text
    1-955Section 198.3: Setting up Paint for drawing shapes
    1-956Section 198.4: Setting flags
    1-957Chapter 199: What is ProGuard? What is use in Android?
    1-958Section 199.1: Shrink your code and resources with proguard
    1-959Chapter 200: Create Android Custom ROMs
    1-960Section 200.1: Making Your Machine Ready for Building!
    1-961Chapter 201: Genymotion for android
    1-962Section 201.1: Installing Genymotion, the free version
    1-963Section 201.2: Google framework on Genymotion
    1-964Chapter 202: ConstraintSet
    1-965Section 202.1: ConstraintSet with ContraintLayout Programmatically
    1-966Chapter 203: CleverTap
    1-967Section 203.1: Setting the debug level
    1-968Section 203.2: Get an instance of the SDK to record events
    1-969Chapter 204: Publish a library to Maven Repositories
    1-970Section 204.1: Publish .aar file to Maven
    1-971Chapter 205: adb shell
    1-972Section 205.1: Granting & revoking API 23+ permissions
    1-973Section 205.2: Send text, key pressed and touch events to Android Device via ADB
    1-974Section 205.3: List packages
    1-975Section 205.4: Recording the display
    1-976Section 205.5: Open Developer Options
    1-977Section 205.6: Set Date/Time via adb
    1-978Section 205.7: Generating a "Boot Complete" broadcast
    1-979Section 205.8: Print application data
    1-980Section 205.9: Changing file permissions using chmod command
    1-981Section 205.10: View external/secondary storage content
    1-982Section 205.11: kill a process inside an Android device
    1-983Chapter 206: Ping ICMP
    1-984Section 206.1: Performs a single Ping
    1-985Chapter 207: AIDL
    1-986Section 207.1: AIDL Service
    1-987Chapter 208: Android game development
    1-988Section 208.1: Game using Canvas and SurfaceView
    1-989Chapter 209: Android programming with Kotlin
    1-990Section 209.1: Installing the Kotlin plugin
    1-991Section 209.2: Configuring an existing Gradle project with Kotlin
    1-992Section 209.3: Creating a new Kotlin Activity
    1-993Section 209.4: Converting existing Java code to Kotlin
    1-994Section 209.5: Starting a new Activity
    1-995Chapter 210: Android-x86 in VirtualBox
    1-996Section 210.1: Virtual hard drive Setup for SDCARD Support
    1-997Section 210.2: Installation in partition
    1-998Section 210.3: Virtual Machine setup
    1-999Chapter 211: Leakcanary
    1-1000Section 211.1: Implementing a Leak Canary in Android Application
    1-1001Chapter 212: Okio
    1-1002Section 212.1: Download / Implement
    1-1003Section 212.2: PNG decoder
    1-1004Section 212.3: ByteStrings and Buers
    1-1005Chapter 213: Bluetooth Low Energy
    1-1006Section 213.1: Finding BLE Devices
    1-1007Section 213.2: Connecting to a GATT Server
    1-1008Section 213.3: Writing and Reading from Characteristics
    1-1009Section 213.4: Subscribing to Notifications from the Gatt Server
    1-1010Section 213.5: Advertising a BLE Device
    1-1011Section 213.6: Using a Gatt Server
    1-1012Chapter 214: Looper
    1-1013Section 214.1: Create a simple LooperThread
    1-1014Section 214.2: Run a loop with a HandlerThread
    1-1015Chapter 215: Annotation Processor
    1-1016Section 215.1: @NonNull Annotation
    1-1017Section 215.2: Types of Annotations
    1-1018Section 215.3: Creating and Using Custom Annotations
    1-1019Chapter 216: SyncAdapter with periodically do sync of data
    1-1020Section 216.1: Sync adapter with every min requesting value from server
    1-1021Chapter 217: Fastjson
    1-1022Section 217.1: Parsing JSON with Fastjson
    1-1023Section 217.2: Convert the data of type Map to JSON String
    1-1024Chapter 218: JSON in Android with org.json
    1-1025Section 218.1: Creating a simple JSON object
    1-1026Section 218.2: Create a JSON String with null value
    1-1027Section 218.3: Add JSONArray to JSONObject
    1-1028Section 218.4: Parse simple JSON object
    1-1029Section 218.5: Check for the existence of fields on JSON
    1-1030Section 218.6: Create nested JSON object
    1-1031Section 218.7: Updating the elements in the JSON
    1-1032Section 218.8: Using JsonReader to read JSON from a stream
    1-1033Section 218.9: Working with null-string when parsing json
    1-1034Section 218.10: Handling dynamic key for JSON response
    1-1035Chapter 219: Gson
    1-1036Section 219.1: Parsing JSON with Gson
    1-1037Section 219.2: Adding a custom Converter to Gson
    1-1038Section 219.3: Parsing a List<String> with Gson
    1-1039Section 219.4: Adding Gson to your project
    1-1040Section 219.5: Parsing JSON to Generic Class Object with Gson
    1-1041Section 219.6: Using Gson with inheritance
    1-1042Section 219.7: Parsing JSON property to enum with Gson
    1-1043Section 219.8: Using Gson to load a JSON file from disk
    1-1044Section 219.9: Using Gson as serializer with Retrofit
    1-1045Section 219.10: Parsing json array to generic class using Gson
    1-1046Section 219.11: Custom JSON Deserializer using Gson
    1-1047Section 219.12: JSON Serialization/Deserialization with AutoValue and Gson
    1-1048Chapter 220: Android Architecture Components
    1-1049Section 220.1: Using Lifecycle in AppCompatActivity
    1-1050Section 220.2: Add Architecture Components
    1-1051Section 220.3: ViewModel with LiveData transformations
    1-1052Section 220.4: Room peristence
    1-1053Section 220.5: Custom LiveData
    1-1054Section 220.6: Custom Lifecycle-aware component
    1-1055Chapter 221: Jackson
    1-1056Section 221.1: Full Data Binding Example
    1-1057Chapter 222: Smartcard
    1-1058Section 222.1: Smart card send and receive
    1-1059Chapter 223: Security
    1-1060Section 223.1: Verifying App Signature - Tamper Detection
    1-1061Chapter 224: How to store passwords securely
    1-1062Section 224.1: Using AES for salted password encryption
    1-1063Chapter 225: Secure SharedPreferences
    1-1064Section 225.1: Securing a Shared Preference
    1-1065Chapter 226: Secure SharedPreferences
    1-1066Section 226.1: Securing a Shared Preference
    1-1067Chapter 227: SQLite
    1-1068Section 227.1: onUpgrade() method
    1-1069Section 227.2: Reading data from a Cursor
    1-1070Section 227.3: Using the SQLiteOpenHelper class
    1-1071Section 227.4: Insert data into database
    1-1072Section 227.5: Bulk insert
    1-1073Section 227.6: Create a Contract, Helper and Provider for SQLite in Android
    1-1074Section 227.7: Delete row(s) from the table
    1-1075Section 227.8: Updating a row in a table
    1-1076Section 227.9: Performing a Transaction
    1-1077Section 227.10: Create Database from assets folder
    1-1078Section 227.11: Store image into SQLite
    1-1079Section 227.12: Exporting and importing a database
    1-1080Chapter 228: Accessing SQLite databases using the ContentValues class
    1-1081Section 228.1: Inserting and updating rows in a SQLite database
    1-1082Chapter 229: Firebase
    1-1083Section 229.1: Add Firebase to Your Android Project
    1-1084Section 229.2: Updating a Firebase users's email
    1-1085Section 229.3: Create a Firebase user
    1-1086Section 229.4: Change Password
    1-1087Section 229.5: Firebase Cloud Messaging
    1-1088Section 229.6: Firebase Storage Operations
    1-1089Section 229.7: Firebase Realtime Database: how to set/get data
    1-1090Section 229.8: Demo of FCM based notifications
    1-1091Section 229.9: Sign In Firebase user with email and password
    1-1092Section 229.10: Send Firebase password reset email
    1-1093Section 229.11: Re-Authenticate Firebase user
    1-1094Section 229.12: Firebase Sign Out
    1-1095Chapter 230: Firebase Cloud Messaging
    1-1096Section 230.1: Set Up a Firebase Cloud Messaging Client App on Android
    1-1097Section 230.2: Receive Messages
    1-1098Section 230.3: This code that i have implemnted in my app for pushing image,message and also link for opening in your webView
    1-1099Section 230.4: Registration token
    1-1100Section 230.5: Subscribe to a topic
    1-1101Chapter 231: Firebase Realtime DataBase
    1-1102Section 231.1: Quick setup
    1-1103Section 231.2: Firebase Realtime DataBase event handler
    1-1104Section 231.3: Understanding firebase JSON database
    1-1105Section 231.4: Retrieving data from firebase
    1-1106Section 231.5: Listening for child updates
    1-1107Section 231.6: Retrieving data with pagination
    1-1108Section 231.7: Denormalization: Flat Database Structure
    1-1109Section 231.8: Designing and understanding how to retrieve realtime data from the Firebase Database
    1-1110Chapter 232: Firebase App Indexing
    1-1111Section 232.1: Supporting Http URLs
    1-1112Section 232.2: Add AppIndexing API
    1-1113Chapter 233: Firebase Crash Reporting
    1-1114Section 233.1: How to report an error
    1-1115Section 233.2: How to add Firebase Crash Reporting to your app
    1-1116Chapter 234: Twitter APIs
    1-1117Section 234.1: Creating login with twitter button and attach a callback to it
    1-1118Chapter 235: Youtube-API
    1-1119Section 235.1: Activity extending YouTubeBaseActivity
    1-1120Section 235.2: Consuming YouTube Data API on Android
    1-1121Section 235.3: Launching StandAlonePlayerActivity
    1-1122Section 235.4: YoutubePlayerFragment in portrait Activty
    1-1123Section 235.5: YouTube Player API
    1-1124Chapter 236: Integrate Google Sign In
    1-1125Section 236.1: Google Sign In with Helper class
    1-1126Chapter 237: Google signin integration on android
    1-1127Section 237.1: Integration of google Auth in your project. (Get a configuration file)
    1-1128Section 237.2: Code Implementation Google SignIn
    1-1129Chapter 238: Google Awareness APIs
    1-1130Section 238.1: Get changes for location within a certain range using Fence API
    1-1131Section 238.2: Get current location using Snapshot API
    1-1132Section 238.3: Get changes in user activity with Fence API
    1-1133Section 238.4: Get current user activity using Snapshot API
    1-1134Section 238.5: Get headphone state with Snapshot API
    1-1135Section 238.6: Get nearby places using Snapshot API
    1-1136Section 238.7: Get current weather using Snapshot API
    1-1137Chapter 239: Google Maps API v2 for Android
    1-1138Section 239.1: Custom Google Map Styles
    1-1139Section 239.2: Default Google Map Activity
    1-1140Section 239.3: Show Current Location in a Google Map
    1-1141Section 239.4: Change Oset
    1-1142Section 239.5: MapView: embedding a GoogleMap in an existing layout
    1-1143Section 239.6: Get debug SHA1 fingerprint
    1-1144Section 239.7: Adding markers to a map
    1-1145Section 239.8: UISettings
    1-1146Section 239.9: InfoWindow Click Listener
    1-1147Section 239.10: Obtaining the SH1-Fingerprint of your certificate keystore file
    1-1148Section 239.11: Do not launch Google Maps when the map is clicked (lite mode)
    1-1149Chapter 240: Google Drive API
    1-1150Section 240.1: Integrate Google Drive in Android
    1-1151Section 240.2: Create a File on Google Drive
    1-1152Chapter 241: Displaying Google Ads
    1-1153Section 241.1: Adding Interstitial Ad
    1-1154Section 241.2: Basic Ad Setup
    1-1155Chapter 242: AdMob
    1-1156Section 242.1: Implementing
    1-1157Chapter 243: Google Play Store
    1-1158Section 243.1: Open Google Play Store Listing for your app
    1-1159Section 243.2: Open Google Play Store with the list of all applications from your publisher account
    1-1160Chapter 244: Sign your Android App for Release
    1-1161Section 244.1: Sign your App
    1-1162Section 244.2: Configure the build.gradle with signing configuration
    1-1163Chapter 245: TensorFlow
    1-1164Section 245.1: How to use
    1-1165Chapter 246: Android Vk Sdk
    1-1166Section 246.1: Initialization and login
    1-1167Chapter 247: Project SDK versions
    1-1168Section 247.1: Defining project SDK versions
    1-1169Chapter 248: Facebook SDK for Android
    1-1170Section 248.1: How to add Facebook Login in Android
    1-1171Section 248.2: Create your own custom button for Facebook login
    1-1172Section 248.3: A minimalistic guide to Facebook login/signup implementation
    1-1173Section 248.4: Setting permissions to access data from the Facebook profile
    1-1174Section 248.5: Logging out of Facebook
    1-1175Chapter 249: Thread
    1-1176Section 249.1: Thread Example with its description
    1-1177Section 249.2: Updating the UI from a Background Thread
    1-1178Chapter 250: AsyncTask
    1-1179Section 250.1: Basic Usage
    1-1180Section 250.2: Pass Activity as WeakReference to avoid memory leaks
    1-1181Section 250.3: Download Image using AsyncTask in Android
    1-1182Section 250.4: Canceling AsyncTask
    1-1183Section 250.5: AsyncTask: Serial Execution and Parallel Execution of Task
    1-1184Section 250.6: Order of execution
    1-1185Section 250.7: Publishing progress
    1-1186Chapter 251: Testing UI with Espresso
    1-1187Section 251.1: Overall Espresso
    1-1188Section 251.2: Espresso simple UI test
    1-1189Section 251.3: Open Close DrawerLayout
    1-1190Section 251.4: Set Up Espresso
    1-1191Section 251.5: Performing an action on a view
    1-1192Section 251.6: Finding a view with onView
    1-1193Section 251.7: Create Espresso Test Class
    1-1194Section 251.8: Up Navigation
    1-1195Section 251.9: Group a collection of test classes in a test suite
    1-1196Section 251.10: Espresso custom matchers
    1-1197Chapter 252: Writing UI tests - Android
    1-1198Section 252.1: MockWebServer example
    1-1199Section 252.2: IdlingResource
    1-1200Chapter 253: Unit testing in Android with JUnit
    1-1201Section 253.1: Moving Business Logic Out of Android Componenets
    1-1202Section 253.2: Creating Local unit tests
    1-1203Section 253.3: Getting started with JUnit
    1-1204Section 253.4: Exceptions
    1-1205Section 253.5: Static import
    1-1206Chapter 254: Inter-app UI testing with UIAutomator
    1-1207Section 254.1: Prepare your project and write the first UIAutomator test
    1-1208Section 254.2: Writing more complex tests using the UIAutomatorViewer
    1-1209Section 254.3: Creating a test suite of UIAutomator tests
    1-1210Chapter 255: Lint Warnings
    1-1211Section 255.1: Using tools:ignore in xml files
    1-1212Section 255.2: Configure LintOptions with gradle
    1-1213Section 255.3: Configuring lint checking in Java and XML source files
    1-1214Section 255.4: How to configure the lint.xml file
    1-1215Section 255.5: Mark Suppress Warnings
    1-1216Section 255.6: Importing resources without "Deprecated" error
    1-1217Chapter 256: Performance Optimization
    1-1218Section 256.1: Save View lookups with the ViewHolder pattern
    1-1219Chapter 257: Android Kernel Optimization
    1-1220Section 257.1: Low RAM Configuration
    1-1221Section 257.2: How to add a CPU Governor
    1-1222Section 257.3: I/O Schedulers
    1-1223Chapter 258: Memory Leaks
    1-1224Section 258.1: Avoid leaking Activities with AsyncTask
    1-1225Section 258.2: Common memory leaks and how to fix them
    1-1226Section 258.3: Detect memory leaks with the LeakCanary library
    1-1227Section 258.4: Anonymous callback in activities
    1-1228Section 258.5: Activity Context in static classes
    1-1229Section 258.6: Avoid leaking Activities with Listeners
    1-1230Section 258.7: Avoid memory leaks with Anonymous Class, Handler, Timer Task, Thread
    1-1231Chapter 259: Enhancing Android Performance Using Icon Fonts
    1-1232Section 259.1: How to integrate Icon fonts
    1-1233Section 259.2: TabLayout with icon fonts
    1-1234Chapter 260: Bitmap Cache
    1-1235Section 260.1: Bitmap Cache Using LRU Cache
    1-1236Chapter 261: Loading Bitmaps Eectively
    1-1237Section 261.1: Load the Image from Resource from Android Device. Using Intents
    1-1238Chapter 262: Exceptions
    1-1239Section 262.1: ActivityNotFoundException
    1-1240Section 262.2: OutOfMemoryError
    1-1241Section 262.3: Registering own Handler for unexpected exceptions
    1-1242Section 262.4: UncaughtException
    1-1243Section 262.5: NetworkOnMainThreadException
    1-1244Section 262.6: DexException
    1-1245Chapter 263: Logging and using Logcat
    1-1246Section 263.1: Filtering the logcat output
    1-1247Section 263.2: Logging
    1-1248Section 263.3: Using the Logcat
    1-1249Section 263.4: Log with link to source directly from Logcat
    1-1250Section 263.5: Clear logs
    1-1251Section 263.6: Android Studio usage
    1-1252Section 263.7: Generating Logging code
    1-1253Chapter 264: ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
    1-1254Section 264.1: Connect ADB to a device via WiFi
    1-1255Section 264.2: Direct ADB command to specific device in a multi-device setting
    1-1256Section 264.3: Taking a screenshot and video (for kitkat only) from a device display
    1-1257Section 264.4: Pull (push) files from (to) the device
    1-1258Section 264.5: Print verbose list of connected devices
    1-1259Section 264.6: View logcat
    1-1260Section 264.7: View and pull cache files of an app
    1-1261Section 264.8: Clear application data
    1-1262Section 264.9: View an app's internal data (data/data/<sample.package.id>) on a device
    1-1263Section 264.10: Install and run an application
    1-1264Section 264.11: Sending broadcast
    1-1265Section 264.12: Backup
    1-1266Section 264.13: View available devices
    1-1267Section 264.14: Connect device by IP
    1-1268Section 264.15: Install ADB on Linux system
    1-1269Section 264.16: View activity stack
    1-1270Section 264.17: Reboot device
    1-1271Section 264.18: Read device information
    1-1272Section 264.19: List all permissions that require runtime grant from users on Android 6.0
    1-1273Section 264.20: Turn on/o Wifi
    1-1274Section 264.21: Start/stop adb
    1-1275Chapter 265: Localization with resources in Android
    1-1276Section 265.1: Configuration types and qualifier names for each folder under the "res" directory
    1-1277Section 265.2: Adding translation to your Android app
    1-1278Section 265.3: Type of resource directories under the "res" folder
    1-1279Section 265.4: Change locale of android application programmatically
    1-1280Section 265.5: Currency
    1-1281Chapter 266: Convert vietnamese string to english string Android
    1-1282Section 266.1: example:
    1-1283Section 266.2: Chuyển chuỗi Tiếng Việt thành chuỗi không dấu
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