The Kindle Fire is the new touchscreen and e-book reader from Amazon. This device has generated a lot of buzz, and for good reason! It is currently the best selling Android tablet, with millions of units already sold. This tutorial will teach you how to begin making apps with the Android SDK specifically targeted for the Kindle Fire.
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In this series, we will develop a Twitter client, called “Tweets”, using the jQuery Mobile and PhoneGap frameworks. This project will be deployed to Android and iOS environments as a native application.
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At first glance, you might wonder why the new GridLayout class even exists in Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich). It sounds a lot like TableLayout. In fact, it’s a very useful new layout control. We’ll create a simple numeric keypad using GridLayout to demonstrate a small taste of its power and elegance.
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This is the third installment of our Cocos2D tutorial series on cloning Centipede for iOS. In today’s tutorial we will begin coding the Caterpillar object and motion. Make sure you have completed the previous parts before beginning.
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The official release of jQuery Mobile 1.0 was recently announced, and this tutorial will provide you with an overview of how this popular framework can assist you in your cross-platform and web based app development!
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In this series, we will develop a Twitter client, called “Tweets”, using the jQuery Mobile and PhoneGap frameworks. This project will be deployed to Android and iOS environments as a native application.
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This article will cover some of the concepts and decisions involved in designing a mobile app for multiple platforms. The considerations discussed will deal primarily with a cross-platform application targeting Android and iOS, and it is written from the perspective of a web developer taking their first steps into the mobile world.
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