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London Android User Group:Android, An Introductory Workshop
Android, An Introductory Workshop
During the last meeting, we discuss the high level principles which makes Android a unique platform. Understanding the internals of android is important in order to create seamless and integrable applications. During the next session, we will go through tutorial examples and show how to easily create an Android application - from the first line of code to testing your app and integrating it to the system. In this session, through code examples, you will learn the following:

1. AndroidManifest - where all is defined

2. ContentProviders - Android's data sharing mechanism

3. Activity, Intent and BroadcastReceiver - the meat of your application

4. Services and background processes

Before the session, it is preferable (but not necessary) to have the Android's SDK set up and the tutorial code downloaded: http://code.google.com/p/fom2008-android-workshop/

Finally we will showcase some applications and discuss future projects.

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ABOUT CARL-GUSTAF HARROCH
Executive director and developer at Novoda. Throughout my career, I have constantly enrich myself with new skills and ensured I am in touch with the latest in technologies and sciences. I am passionate about computing and have a clear understanding
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ABOUT THE LONDON ANDROID USER GROUP
Founded after it's 2007 unveiling , the London Android User Group has since met monthly to discuss how the community can continually push the Android platform into it's interconnected future. We care about technology and Androids place in future technology, no OS wars here just constructive discussion on design, development, build systems & processes.
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