Foreword
Hello there! For any of the newbies coming from a non-java platform, Android seem to be an annoying platform at first. But considering the fact that it is a complete OS for a 'handy' device, you might agree to cope with the flaws and complexities. After all, the fun it gives in return is far amusing than one you would get on a windows device.
I had switched from PHP (procedural programming) to Android, yet I had little experience of Java and a clear understanding of concepts of OOP (Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation and Inheritance. If you don't know these, you better read them at the given links) and initially, I felt so irritated on this divided code approach where you have to define the layout in some other place in some other file (templates) and do the <i>action</i> coding at some other place. But anyways, as I'm moving forward, I'm converting to Android as I know, whether I like it or not, it is going to be the future of the Apps platform. So, in coming tuts, I'll be posting whatever I would learn from different sources. I hope that might help a few of you. For my seniors and experts, i would always appreciate your comments sir and I would really like it if you would correct me whenever I might go wrong. Till then, wait and bless me. Have a nice day :)
Hello there! For any of the newbies coming from a non-java platform, Android seem to be an annoying platform at first. But considering the fact that it is a complete OS for a 'handy' device, you might agree to cope with the flaws and complexities. After all, the fun it gives in return is far amusing than one you would get on a windows device.
I had switched from PHP (procedural programming) to Android, yet I had little experience of Java and a clear understanding of concepts of OOP (Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation and Inheritance. If you don't know these, you better read them at the given links) and initially, I felt so irritated on this divided code approach where you have to define the layout in some other place in some other file (templates) and do the <i>action</i> coding at some other place. But anyways, as I'm moving forward, I'm converting to Android as I know, whether I like it or not, it is going to be the future of the Apps platform. So, in coming tuts, I'll be posting whatever I would learn from different sources. I hope that might help a few of you. For my seniors and experts, i would always appreciate your comments sir and I would really like it if you would correct me whenever I might go wrong. Till then, wait and bless me. Have a nice day :)
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