- Brossura: 482 pagine
- Editore: Oreilly & Associates Inc (agosto 2011)
- Lingua: Inglese
- ISBN-10: 1449389694
- ISBN-13: 978-1449389697
- Peso di spedizione: 726 g
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Di Marcus
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This book is a good choice for understanding Android architecture, the demerit stay in: really poor,uncomplete and wrong examples.
If u want to have executable examples you MUST have a safari account because there isn't any companion CD and all the examples use author packages( so the examples are pratically unusable).
If u are a newbie on android, i don't suggest this book.
If u want to have executable examples you MUST have a safari account because there isn't any companion CD and all the examples use author packages( so the examples are pratically unusable).
If u are a newbie on android, i don't suggest this book.
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29 di 31 persone hanno trovato utile la seguente recensione
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Good as Both Intro to Android and Guide to Advanced Topics
11 agosto 2011
Di eric j larson
- Pubblicato su Amazon.com
Formato:Brossura
I had a need for using Android in a research setting for advanced
mobile networking. Though I have a strong Java and mobile programming
background, I have no familiarity with Android. I needed to get up
to speed quickly, and thought I would go with an OReilly book, usually
a good bet.
I ended up using the intro to quickly
get started with eclipse, and then moved into the view section to put
together an interface without much trouble (useful examples),
and am looking at the
advanced sections to learn about Android's NFC feature. The 3rd
section is enlightening, saving me from some design mistakes that I was
sure to make. I did, however, feel that some of the information in the
later chapters was over
my head, targeted at an audience with more outside knowledge.
Overall, the book is both good at introducing the basics of Android,
and covering the more advanced topics.
mobile networking. Though I have a strong Java and mobile programming
background, I have no familiarity with Android. I needed to get up
to speed quickly, and thought I would go with an OReilly book, usually
a good bet.
I ended up using the intro to quickly
get started with eclipse, and then moved into the view section to put
together an interface without much trouble (useful examples),
and am looking at the
advanced sections to learn about Android's NFC feature. The 3rd
section is enlightening, saving me from some design mistakes that I was
sure to make. I did, however, feel that some of the information in the
later chapters was over
my head, targeted at an audience with more outside knowledge.
Overall, the book is both good at introducing the basics of Android,
and covering the more advanced topics.
32 di 35 persone hanno trovato utile la seguente recensione
2.0 su 5 stelle
A rarely disapointing book from O'Reilly
16 dicembre 2011
Di Jason Geng
- Pubblicato su Amazon.com
Formato:Brossura|Acquisto verificato Amazon
I have bought dozen of IT books from O'Reilly and never got disappointed until I got this one. The authors try to cover everything but turn out covering nothing deep enough to be helpful in practice.
Taking Chapter 10 "Handling and Persisting Data" for example, the book first comes with an overview of relational database, which is good. Then it comes to a piece of code introducing SQLiteOpenHelper, a key component for handling Android data persistence. Just when I am expecting a section to continue on how to actually use this SQLiteOpenHelper to do real work, it stops there suddenly and comes out with another totally unrelated social networking code. I really can't see the point why it's composed in this way.
Similar things happen for other chapters. I am doing an Android project right now. In the beginning, when I needed to understand a specific technical usage, my first action was to reference this book (from reliable Oreilly). More often than not it failed to satisfy me. Android Documentation site and StackOverflow become the only way that can answer my question.
My overall opinion is that the book failed to handle a large and diverse topic like Android programming. Not recommended.
Taking Chapter 10 "Handling and Persisting Data" for example, the book first comes with an overview of relational database, which is good. Then it comes to a piece of code introducing SQLiteOpenHelper, a key component for handling Android data persistence. Just when I am expecting a section to continue on how to actually use this SQLiteOpenHelper to do real work, it stops there suddenly and comes out with another totally unrelated social networking code. I really can't see the point why it's composed in this way.
Similar things happen for other chapters. I am doing an Android project right now. In the beginning, when I needed to understand a specific technical usage, my first action was to reference this book (from reliable Oreilly). More often than not it failed to satisfy me. Android Documentation site and StackOverflow become the only way that can answer my question.
My overall opinion is that the book failed to handle a large and diverse topic like Android programming. Not recommended.
12 di 12 persone hanno trovato utile la seguente recensione
5.0 su 5 stelle
A must read in a new generation of Android books.
8 agosto 2011
Di A. Jaokar
- Pubblicato su Amazon.com
Formato:Brossura
This book goes past the basics and provides a deeper level of understading of every topic it touches. It has a particular focus on how Android's data archiecture provides a model for apps that use a Web service, improving apperent
performance and presentation of data.
It is also the first in-depth book to cover Fragment and related classes that go into making Android tablet user interfaces. Additionally, it covers the compatibility library that enables running Fragment-based UIs on pre-Honeycomb versions of Android.
performance and presentation of data.
It is also the first in-depth book to cover Fragment and related classes that go into making Android tablet user interfaces. Additionally, it covers the compatibility library that enables running Fragment-based UIs on pre-Honeycomb versions of Android.
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