Re: [android-developers] New to android development

2012-08-22 Thread Justin Anderson
A little bird told me about this great new thing called a Google search... Supposedly there is this nifty company out there that makes searching the internet extremely intuitive and easy... I wonder if they'll be able to make it popular enough though to really catch on... Try something like, oh

[android-developers] New to android development

2012-08-19 Thread Saudademaru Envy
So I have the android SDK and eclipse and I wanted to try to make my first app. Of course I followed the directions on the lessons about starting the hello world, then the one after that. Well now I can't seem to make anything. When I start something new, I may change some names of the

[android-developers] New to Android Development

2011-09-30 Thread Mike L.
I have recently got a Samsung LS6410 project board, and I was wondering how I can access all the different pins on the board in the Android programs. I have expereance using C for microproccesor programing. Is this done in the same way using Android Java. -- You received this message because you

[android-developers] New to android development

2011-04-07 Thread Rajah
Hi I'm new to android development. I would like to develop database(SQLite) application. There got ang guide or reference. Tq Regard T.Kanagarajah -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Android Developers group. To post to this group, send email to

Re: [android-developers] New to android development

2011-04-07 Thread Kristopher Micinski
Rajah, There are many references for database development using SQLite. Generally your database will be wrapped in a ContentProvider. Try googling SQLite android. You probably won't directly use it, however, so also read the Content Provider section in the android tutorial. Really, the android

Re: [android-developers] New to android development

2011-04-07 Thread Kristopher Micinski
(Let me add a comment, when I said you probably won't directly use it, I meant you will be using it *within* a content provider, which will certainly use the android.database.sqlite classes to do things like insertion, lookup, etc... Your activities will then call to this content provider) Kris