I've been pulling out my hair over this in the past two days and searched
the Internet for best practices when it comes to organizing reusable code
in an Android Studio project. Coming from an Eclipse development background
it's not really all that intuitive to understand. This post is a bit
I have an Android library project that is giving me a problem. To test it I
have a client application. If I add the library project in the Android
settings my client application runs fine. To test the library I remove the
setting for the library in the Android properties page. If I take the
What is com.dsi.client.lib.UniMagII for?
On Friday, January 23, 2015 at 3:13:30 PM UTC-5, pdm-tex wrote:
I have an Android library project that is giving me a problem. To test it
I have a client application. If I add the library project in the Android
settings my client application runs
Interesting post, I find myself in a similar posiion re libraries and, more
generally, in trying to find realistic best practice guides.
On Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 5:07:58 AM UTC+11, Nobu Games wrote:
- *I use only a single massive repository *that is basically an
Android Studio
I recall the following people writing good blog posts about Android UI:
- Mark Allison
- Cyril Mottier
(don't remember their sites, I follow them on Twitter and they post there
links to their blog posts)
Also I recommend suscribing to Android Weekly, it has a lot of amazing
Android stuff every
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