Mobile Development: Android, HTML5

JCrete 2014

Mobile Development: Android, HTML5

Home  |  Participants  |  Open Spaces |  Topics  |  Space-time Matrix  |  Blog  |  Excursions  |  Reflecting Forward

Mobile Development: Android, HTML5
Convenor: Fabian, Ioannis
Participants: James Scobbie Ioannis Kostaras them here ...
Summary: Mobile Development: Android, HTML5 - JCrete2014 Free content media streamed from Wikimedia Commons Help? Download: .ogg Discussion about native apps VS html5 Android UX Android unit tests Android tools and libraries A Quiz: You are implementing an Android SDK for analytics purposes that will be distributed to developers as an Android library or module project. The developer’s application should depend on the library in order to allow instantiation of SDK. The process of instantiation should be as simple as adding one line of code in the starting activity of the Android app. Describe the general architecture and propose frameworks and libraries should be used. In general the SDK is responsible for: Capturing events when specific methods are called Capturing values passed as arguments in the methods Loading a configuration including rules of which methods and arguments should be captured Offload captured events to a server, when network is available Constraints: The configuration is loaded by calling a web service and can be changed dynamically from a web admin You are not allowed to re-publish your APK in order to apply any changes regarding the rules in your configuration The developer should instatiate the SDK with just one line of code in the starting activity, and no more lines should be added to any other methods in source code.
Recommendations: Further information on tools discussed at the session: bugsense crittercism hockeyapp flurry Android UX AndroidDesign Iconography PureAndroid BestUX BeautifulApps Unit tests BasicTesting Robolectric Android libraries Volley Picasso AChartengine CircleImageView
Back to Space-time Matrix