Android Application Development Case Tutorial (Android Studio Edition)

张霞 / 肖正兴 / 李斌 / 李金子Posts & Telecom Press · ChinaAug 2021

Word count

51K words

Chapters

155

ISBN

9787115446893

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Summary

Editor's review

In terms of content organization, the book covers key modules such as the Android development framework, UI design, data storage, and network communication, with particular emphasis on Material Design guidelines and Fragment, an essential skill in modern Android development. Compared with similar textbooks, it describes practical details such as configuring the Android Studio environment and debugging techniques in greater depth, which helps beginners avoid common pitfalls in early environment setup.

It is worth noting that the cases are oriented toward teaching demonstrations and have limited complexity for real commercial projects; the book is better suited to building a systematic knowledge framework than to directly tackling complex project requirements. The code style is standardized and the comments are detailed, but some cases, due to the time of publication, do not cover the latest technology trends such as Jetpack Compose. Overall, this is a solid introductory stepping-stone that gives readers a good foundation in Android development thinking.

Who it's for

A good fit for

• College students in computer-related majors, as a companion textbook for Android mobile development courses
• Programming beginners with a Java foundation who wish to move into Android development
• Working developers who need to systematically review Android fundamentals
• Students in introductory Android development courses at training institutions

Not a good fit for

• Senior Android engineers seeking advanced architecture design or performance optimization experience
• Developers who want to learn the latest technology stacks such as Kotlin or Jetpack Compose

Reading tips

1. Read the chapters in order, and be sure to run each code example yourself and understand its logic
2. While reading, consult the official Android documentation to compare the standard definitions of the concepts in the book
3. After completing the foundational chapters, try extending the book's examples with custom features to reinforce your learning

About the publisher

Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.

Contents

1. 版权信息
2. 内容提要
3. 前言
4. 第1章 Android UI设计
5. 1.1 新建Android项目
6. 1.1.1 Android Studio自动构建新项目
7. 1.1.2 Android项目结构
8. 1.1.3 res资源引用方法
9. 1.1.4 AndroidManifest.xml项目配置文件
10. 1.1.5 Android应用程序架构分析
11. 1.2 Android布局管理
12. 1.2.1 布局文件的规范与重要属性
13. 1.2.2 常见的布局方式
14. 1.3 用户界面组件包
15. 1.3.1 widget包
16. 1.3.2 View类
17. 1.4 常用组件
18. 1.4.1 文本框
19. 1.4.2 文本编辑框
20. 1.4.3 图像显示类
21. 1.4.4 按钮
22. 1.4.5 进度条
23. 1.4.6 单选组件与单选按钮
24. 1.4.7 复选框
25. 1.5 列表组件
26. 1.5.1 ListView类
27. 1.5.2 数组适配器
28. 1.5.3 使用ListActivity类改写程序
29. 1.5.4 带图片的列表：定制的列表布局
30. 1.5.5 没有数据的ListView
31. 1.6 实战演练——生肖背后的故事
32. 第2章 Activity与多个用户界面
33. 2.1 什么是Activity
34. 2.1.1 启动Activity要素
35. 2.1.2 Activity与布局之间的关系
36. 2.1.3 Activity与View之间的关系
37. 2.2 创建新的Activity
38. 2.3 Intent介绍
39. 2.3.1 显式Intent
40. 2.3.2 隐式Intent
41. 2.3.3 Activity之间的跳转
42. 2.4 Bundle类及应用Intent传递数据
43. 2.4.1 Bundle类
44. 2.4.2 应用Intent在不同的Activity之间传递数据
45. 2.5 消息提示类
46. 2.6 对话框
47. 2.6.1 消息对话框
48. 2.6.2 其他常用对话框
49. 2.7 菜单设计
50. 2.7.1 选项菜单
51. 2.7.2 上下文菜单
52. 2.8 实战演练——BMI体质指数计算器
53. 第3章 多媒体播放与录制
54. 3.1 音频播放
55. 3.1.1 多媒体处理包
56. 3.1.2 多媒体处理播放器
57. 3.1.3 播放音频文件
58. 3.1.4 播放SD卡里的文件
59. 3.2 视频播放
60. 3.2.1 应用媒体播放器播放视频
61. 3.2.2 应用视频播放器播放视频
62. 3.3 录音与拍照
63. 3.3.1 MediaRecorder类
64. 3.3.2 录音示例
65. 3.3.3 拍照
66. 3.4 实战演练——音乐播放器
67. 第4章 广播与服务
68. 4.1 消息广播
69. 4.2 Android的系统服务
70. 4.2.1 常见的系统服务
71. 4.2.2 系统功能的调用
72. 4.3 后台服务
73. 4.4 实战演练——播放后台音乐
74. 第5章 数据存储
75. 5.1 文件存储
76. 5.1.1 内部存储
77. 5.1.2 外部存储
78. 5.2 JSON数据格式
79. 5.2.1 JSON数据介绍
80. 5.2.2 JSON数据结构
81. 5.2.3 JSON文件
82. 5.2.4 解析JSON数据
83. 5.3 轻量级存储SharedPreferences
84. 5.4 SQLite数据库
85. 5.4.1 SQLite数据库简介
86. 5.4.2 数据库的管理和操作
87. 5.4.3 数据表的管理和操作
88. 5.4.4 数据记录的管理和操作
89. 5.5 实战演练——掌上日记本
90. 第6章 图像和动画
91. 6.1 图形绘制
92. 6.1.1 几何图形绘制类
93. 6.1.2 几何图形的绘制过程
94. 6.2 动画技术
95. 6.2.1 动画组件类
96. 6.2.2 补间动画
97. 6.2.3 属性动画
98. 6.3 图像浏览
99. 6.3.1 图像显示类
100. 6.3.2 图片切换类
101. 6.3.3 网格视图
102. 6.4 游戏中的触屏事件处理
103. 6.5 实战演练——图片与动画
104. 第7章 网络编程
105. 7.1 基于WebKit的网络程序设计
106. 7.1.1 WebKit库
107. 7.1.2 Web视图WebView类
108. 7.2 基于HTTP的网络程序设计
109. 7.2.1 HttpURLConnection类
110. 7.2.2 StrictMode类
111. 7.3 应用Volley框架访问Web服务器
112. 7.3.1 Volley包的下载与安装
113. 7.3.2 Volley的工作原理和重要对象
114. 7.3.3 Volley的基本使用方法
115. 7.4 应用Volley框架解析JSON数据
116. 7.5 实战演练——城市天气预报
117. 第8章 实践项目——分享动漫
118. 8.1 项目介绍
119. 8.1.1 主要技术
120. 8.1.2 运行截屏
121. 8.1.3 项目的图片资源
122. 8.1.4 项目的JSON资源
123. 8.1.5 项目的文件清单
124. 8.1.6 工程准备
125. 8.2 项目制作
126. 8.2.1 完善主页布局文件
127. 8.2.2 单击侧滑栏菜单的跳转
128. 8.2.3 设计作品列表布局文件
129. 8.2.4 完善主页控制文件
130. 8.2.5 RecyclerViewAdapter适配器
131. 8.2.6 作品列表控制文件
132. 8.2.7 作品内容控制文件
133. 8.2.8 完善配置文件
134. 8.3 项目拓展
135. 第9章 实践项目——天气预报
136. 9.1 项目介绍
137. 9.1.1 主要技术
138. 9.1.2 运行截屏
139. 9.1.3 项目文件
140. 9.2 工程准备
141. 9.2.1 API
142. 9.2.2 assets文件夹
143. 9.2.3 图片资源
144. 9.2.4 网络权限
145. 9.3 项目制作
146. 9.3.1 用MyDBHelper创建数据库
147. 9.3.2 创建天气信息布局文件
148. 9.3.3 完善天气信息控制文件
149. 9.3.4 适配器
150. 9.3.5 完善主页布局文件
151. 9.3.6 完善主页控制文件
152. 9.3.7 设计城市列表布局文件
153. 9.3.8 设计城市列表控制文件
154. 9.4 项目拓展
155. 附录 Android Studio的安装与配置

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