Java Design Patterns and APIs for Android

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Java Design Patterns and APIs for Android

Programming Android apps with Java? Take your skills to the next level with some of the most popular design patterns and APIs for the Android SDK. David Gassner explains how to call and implement callback methods, save instance states and global data, and wrap asynchronous tasks to create a smooth user experience during app configuration changes. Plus, learn how to use Java packages (APIs) to store data, read text, display graphics, play audio, and work with information from device sensors like the accelerometer.

Watch these Java tutorials to learn smarter, more efficient methods for Android app development.

Topics include:

Preparing the development environment
Packaging and running Android apps
Optimizing Java code for Android
Implementing event handler interfaces
Defining custom callback methods
Working with the Android SDK’s Java packages
Storing data
Reading text files
Parsing JSON and XML data
Managing device sensors
Playing audio

About the Author

David Gassner is the author of over 60 video-based technical training courses for software developers.

David is a senior staff instructor who specializes in development platforms and programming languages including Android and Java. He currently creates training content for Android developers and content that covers multiple programming languages including Java, C#, Visual Basic, and Go. He was formerly the president and founder of Bardo Technical Services, an Adobe Solutions Network Training Provider. As an Adobe Certified Expert, he wrote courseware for Adobe and delivered extensive training on Flex, ColdFusion, Dreamweaver and Flash. He was the author of Wiley’s Flex 3 Bible and Flash Builder 4 and Flex 4 Bible. He most recently designed and developed Audio Cues—an Android app for running sound in live performances—which is available in the Google Play store.