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You describe your application in AndroidManifest.xml.

Styles: you can create styles and apply them to widgets in a manner similar to CSS.

Themes: Holo Light, Holo Dark, Holo Light with dark action bar.

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Nine-patch images: a stretchable bitmap image Android automatically resizes to accommodate the view size.

Need to request permissions for certain things in AndroidManifest.xml.

ANDROID STUDIO THEME HOLO LIGHT WITH DARK ACTION BAR CODE

AsyncTask, Handler - don’t execute long-running code on the main UI thread.

good Android ui/designer cheat sheet: /Android-Cheatsheet-For-Graphic-Designers/.

Understanding screen densities and sizes.

Notifications - send notifications from your app to the user’s tablet or phone notifications can also be forwarded to Android Wear devices.Layouts: FrameLayout, LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, TableLayout, ListView, GridView.View - widgets like TextView, ImageView, Button.R class - generated for you by the Android build process.BroadcastIntent, BroadcastReceiver - tbd.Service - background services, like notifications.Intent - you launch new activities with Intents.The Big Nerd Guide has this rule about Activities and Fragments: “always use fragments”.You generally design your UI in the designer this creates XML files that you can also modify as needed.

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Fragment - a Fragment is a Java controller that typically corresponds to a widget in a screen (or possibly the full screen).

Activity - an Activity is a Java controller class that typically corresponds to one screen in your app.

You also need to declare all of your activities here.

AndroidManifest.xml - describe your app in this file your app starts with the “main” method you declare here.Some of the main Android concepts to grasp are: If you want to create Android games, The Beginner’s Guide to Android Game Development is a good starter book.The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development is also useful, but it’s a little expensive as a subscription (one of the better things about it is that it offers a historical perspective).By far the best book I’ve found is Android Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide.Android Studio is free, and it’s created/maintained by Google.The best way to write Android code today (2017) is to use Android Studio as your IDE.I have written a lot more about Android, and you can follow this link to my Android tutorials, or you can search my website for ‘Android’. I don’t offer much discussion here this is mostly just a quick Android reference page. I created it because (a) I tend to work with Android for a few weeks or months, and then (b) get away from it for several months, so this page helps me reload everything into my brain. This page is a little unusual for me it’s basically a terse summary of what I know about Android.