In this example we will cover how to create a simple web button for web. It is just for showing how to add a button element and listen to the click event happening when users clicks on it. For that, we are going to use alert feature to show howRead More →
We all want to set some photo that we have captured with our camera, some moment, on our home screen. This can be done through our app as well. This is an example where the user can set some image as background using phones image gallery. In very few steps,Read More →
Transition instead of simple Animation in Android There is no need for animation effects on views in Android, no need for fast hardware for smooth transitions with these Transition features between activities giving your application stylish entrance. We need two separate Activities and their layout, let say StartActivity and EndActivity.Read More →
Pay Pal integration with Android APP In this example we will be making a simple Android application which will be integrated with PayPal service, just to show how it is done through PayPal developer sandbox account. First we will need a new Android project in Android Studio, and then we willRead More →
Android Dialog with Radio Group and List example In this example we will be creating a Dialog box for displaying, with some items in List for the user to choose from. The items will be add in a Radio group feature in Android. We can use this Dialog for what everRead More →
Two button click example In this example we are going to do some stuff with two buttons. The trick is clicking them both simultaneously, holding them, and after some time some action to happen. So the scenario goes: Hold the buttons for 1 second and after that make some ToastRead More →
Views, or as some one calls them Rich Views, are simple tool for working with one activity lifecycle. They are light weight and can take care for most of the work, not bothering with the activity livecycle, because the Views, or Rich Views are binded with the activity livecycle scope,Read More →
What is Broadcast Receiver? Broadcast Receivers simply respond to broadcast events from other apps or from the Android operating system. These events, like, phone booting, low battery, charger connected, are sometime called intents. For example, applications can also initiate broadcasts to let other applications know that some data has beenRead More →
Dialog`s for Android: Chapter two – Simple Dialog Here we have an example of Dialog in Android, much similar to previous example for Alert Dialog explained in my previous post, but more customizable. In this tutorial we are going to create one very simple dialog box with only title, andRead More →
Dialogs for Android: Chapter one – Alert Dialog In this topic we are going to discuss a little bit about the Alert Dialog used in Android applications, and in this post we are going to describe the simple Alert Dialog and further more the more complex Alert Dialog. First, theRead More →