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#Issue#115
Use TextureView to Display Video With Custom Controls (www.malmstein.com)
The common feature of video applications is to display a video with customized media player controls. This article shares some knowledge and show some ideas around video playing on Android.
Neatly Composing REST Calls Using Retrofit and RxJava (joluet.github.io)
This article shows how to use Retrofit together with RxJava and emphasizes the possiblity to combine and chain REST calls using rxObservables to avoid ugly callback chains. It gives you a nice example of using RxJava in order to write less and cleaner code.
A First Glance at Android's RecyclerView (www.grokkingandroid.com)
This post by Wolfram Rittmeyer gives you an introduction to the RecyclerView, it’s many internal classes and interfaces, how those interact and how you can use them.
Why I Use Crashlytics - Part 2 (www.donnfelker.com)
Donn Felker discusses how crash data can help you fix the most critical crashes with minimal effort and create happy users and customers for your business.
Streaming the Droid (speakerdeck.com)
A presentation from Droidcon Berlin on playing streaming videos with the Android APIs.
Locally release an Android Library for JCenter or Maven Central (blog.blundell-apps.com)
This post will put you on the right path to releasing and Android library to bintray (JCenter) or maven.org (MavenCentral). It will show you how you can create a maven compatible release of your Android library project.
[Android L Tutorials (Part 3)] - RecyclerView and CardView (treyrobinson.net)
This article gives examples of using the new RecyclerView and CardView.
Ripples – Part 3 (blog.stylingandroid.com)
In this concluding article Mark Allison looks at styling ripples defined in the previous articles.
How to store the Credentials securely in Android (codetalk.de)
Most of the applications in the Market store credentials (username/password or a hash) in the application to avoid prompting the user continuously asking him for the authentication. Here's one way to encrypt this data.
simple library publishing with Gradle (zserge.com)
So, you switched to Gradle and just finished you new shiny Android library (or java library). And of course you want to share it with the community. Here's a quick guide for those who never published their libraries before.
Revisiting Yahoo! Apps (www.androiduipatterns.com)
Juhani Lehtimaki revisit the Yahoo Weather app and take a look at another new app with an eye for what works and what doesn't in the designs.
davdroid (github.com)
DAVdroid is an open-source CalDAV/CardDAV synchronization app for Android 4+
ImageViewZoom (github.com)
Android ImageView widget with zoom and pan capabilities
fb-adb (github.com)
fb-adb is a tool for interacting with Android systems. It does much of what adb does, but with better remote shell support and, hopefully, fewer bugs.
Filthy Rich [Android] Clients (www.parleys.com)
Android provides many APIs and capabilities to liven up dull UIs through graphical effects and animations. Come to this session to learn various techniques for making your mobile clients not just rich, but filthy rich.
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