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Interview with 13-year-old MIT App Inventor winner Arjun Kumar
Teen developer Arjun Kumar talks about the inspiration for his 2012 MIT App Inventor award-winning Android app, his current project, and his advice to young people.
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Debug Android applications over Ethernet
William J. Francis recently learned you can run the Android Debug Bridge over TCP. Learn how easy it is to do.
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Four practical tips for testing your Android apps
Android fragmentation makes testing apps even more of a challenge. Read one Android developer's app testing suggestions.
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Android indie game development: custom backend vs. PaaS
An Android developer compares using Parse, a Platform as a Service (PaaS) platform, to writing the backend for a game from scratch.
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MIT App Inventor 2 alpha: A great way to introduce kids to Android
If you dismissed App Inventor as clunky or are just learning about this educational tool, take a look at the alpha version.
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Try Android's useful drag and drop API
The mobile space changes at a dizzying pace, making it difficult to keep up with the latest features. Android 4.0's drag-and-drop support is one enhancement worth noting.
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Turbocharge your SQLite inserts on Android
Find out how William J. Francis sped up his database inserts by using the SQLiteStatment class in his Android app.
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Create a transparent progress dialog on Android
A game development hobby project inspired this app developer to figure out a way to create a transparent progress dialog that animates an image. He describes how to do it.
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Fact sheet: Google Play Game Services
Learn the basics about Google Play Game Services, a free platform agnostic SaaS offering.
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A comprehensive troubleshooting guide for Android's R cannot be resolved error
Here is a guide to getting your project back up and running the next time Eclipse bombards you with the R cannot be resolved error.