Learning Android Application Testing. Improve your Android applications through intensive testing and debugging

Paul Blundell, Paul Blundell, Eduardo Diego Torres Milano

Learning Android Forensics. A hands-on guide to Android forensics, from setting up the forensic workstation to analyzing key forensic artifacts

Rohit Tamma, Donnie Tindall

Mastering Android NDK. Master the skills you need to develop portable, highly-functional Android applications using NDK

Viktor Latypov, Viktor Latypov, Sergey Kosarevsky

Android NDK is used for multimedia applications that require direct access to system resources. NDK is also the key for portability, which in turn allows a reasonably comfortable development and debugging process using familiar tools such as GCC and Clang toolchains.This is a hands-on guide to extending your game development skills with Android NDK. The book takes you through many clear, step-by-step example applications to help you further explore the features of Android NDK and some popular C++ libraries and boost your productivity by debugging the development process.Through the course of this book, you will learn how to write portable multi-threaded native code, use HTTP networking in C++, play audio files, use OpenGL ES 3, and render high-quality text. Each chapter aims to take you one step closer to building your application. By the end of this book, you will be able to create an engaging, complete gaming application.

Mastering Kotlin for Android 14. Build powerful Android apps from scratch using Jetpack libraries and Jetpack Compose

Harun Wangereka

Written with the best practices, this book will help you master Kotlin and use its powerful language features, libraries, tools, and APIs to elevate your Android apps.As you progress, you'll use Jetpack Compose and Material Design 3 to build UIs for your app, explore how to architect and improve your app architecture, and use Jetpack Libraries like Room and DataStore to persist your data locally. Using a step-by-step approach, this book will teach you how to debug issues in your app, detect leaks, inspect network calls fired by your app, and inspect your Room database. You'll also add tests to your apps to detect and address code smells.Toward the end, you’ll learn how to publish apps to the Google Play Store and see how to automate the process of deploying consecutive releases using GitHub actions, as well as learn how to distribute test builds to Firebase App Distribution. Additionally, the book covers tips on how to increase user engagement.By the end of this Kotlin book, you’ll be able to develop market-ready apps, add tests to their codebase, address issues, and get them in front of the right audience.

Mastering OpenCV Android Application Programming. Master the art of implementing computer vision algorithms on Android platforms to build robust and efficient applications

Vinjn Zhang, Nisarg Thakkar, Salil Kapur

Mastering Xamarin.Forms. Build rich, maintainable, multi-platform, native mobile apps with Xamarin.Forms - Second Edition

Ed Snider

Discover how to extend and build upon the components of the Xamarin.Forms toolkit to develop effective, robust mobile app architecture. Starting with an app built with the basics of the Xamarin.Forms toolkit, we'll go step by step through several advanced topics to create a solution architecture rich with the benefits of good design patterns and best practices.We'll start by introducing a core separation between the app's user interface and the app's business logic by applying the MVVM pattern and data-binding. Then we will focus on building out a layer of plugin-like services that handle platform-specific utilities such as navigation and geo-location, as well as how to loosely use these services in the app with inversion of control and dependency injection. Next we'll connect the app to a live web-based API and set up offline synchronization. Then, we'll dive into testing the app logic through unit tests. Finally, we will setup Visual Studio App Center to automate building, testing, distributing and monitoring the app.

Mobile Web. Rusz głową!

Lyza Danger Gardner, Jason Grigsby

Zdobądź nowych użytkowników smartfonów! Liczba użytkowników internetu przeglądających strony internetowe za pomocą smartfonów rośnie lawinowo. Powszechnie sądzi się, że wkrótce będzie ich więcej niż tych, którzy korzystają z tradycyjnych komputerów. Dlatego już dziś należy przygotować się na rewolucję i zmienić podejście do tworzenia stron internetowych. Skorzystaj z nowości HTML5 oraz CSS3 i przekonaj się, że to wcale nie musi być trudne. Jeżeli dołożysz do tego kolejną książkę z serii "Rusz głową!", całe zagadnienie może okazać się wręcz banalne. Dzięki nowatorskim technikom nauczania będziesz chłonął wiedzę niczym gąbka. W trakcie lektury nauczysz się korzystać z Responsive Web Design oraz sprawdzisz, jak rozpoznać, że użytkownik korzysta ze smartfona. Ponadto poznasz biblioteki, które pomogą Ci w trakcie realizacji postawionych (na przykład jQuery Mobile — jej możliwości są oszałamiające!). Twoją ciekawość powinien wzbudzić też projekt PhoneGap. Dzięki niemu będziesz mógł skonwertować swoją aplikację napisaną przy użyciu HTML5 do natywnego formatu, a to da Ci parę nowych możliwości. Książka ta jest obowiązkową pozycją dla wszystkich projektantów stron internetowych, którzy chcą być na czasie! Zaliczasz się do nich? Poznaj: przyszłość sieci internet i stron WWW podejście Responsive Web Design możliwości biblioteki jQuery i projektu PhoneGap rozwiązania typowych problemów Wykorzystaj potencjał HTML5 i CSS3!

Near Field Communication with Android Cookbook. Discover the endless possibilities of using Android NFC capabilities to enhance your apps through over 60 practical recipes

Vitor Subtil