This is the second part of SQLite for Android series tutorials with examples. Here you can find the first part – SQLite for Android Part 1: Creating DB and Table In this example is explained hot to insert data in to already created database and table.Read More →
This is the first part of the SQLite for Android series that we are going to explain how to create simple data bases, add records, update records and delete data from it. Along the path of experiencing the data base handling in Android we will explain every detail regarding dataRead More →
SnackBar is a feature that allows the user to get some message from the application. It is similar to the well known Toast feature for showing messages to the user. SnackBar is distinguished from the Toast in a way that SnackBar can be placed only on the bottom on theRead More →
Very simple example of using Alert Dialog in Material design in Android which is very handy for using in confirmations or simple information thats needs to be acknowledged. First of all, this thing comes with adding an implementation in build.gradle file, if you dont have it already because it isRead More →
In this scenario we are going to make fade in – fade out animation in continuous mode, using the Android Animator class. Also it will be added some buttons to control the flow of the animation as the user wants. It is a simple example how fade in – outRead More →
We all know that Splash screens in Android are very useful if there is some starting background operation that user doesn’t need to see, but takes time to load (for example if the user is logged in or not, some reading of content, checking location, permissions,,,). In this scenario, theRead More →
We all want to make lists that can refresh the items in the list with that fancy swipe up on the screen, to have some spinner animated, and to do some stuff after the list is refreshed. We can accomplish it by implementing the Swipe Refresh layout in to ourRead More →
This is the second part of the Bluetooth series tutorials. We continue where we left of from the first part, Turn Bluetooth service on the Android device ON and OFF After thats done, first thing that we should do is adding a SCAN button in the layout and in theRead More →
In this first part of Bluetooth series examples for Android we are going to see how Bluetooth service is switched on and off on a device. For this example we are going to use actual device for testing, because there is more complicated to test it on emulator. The firstRead 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 →