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The Android 7 release (New York Cheesecake) boasts significant new features and enhancements for both smartphone and tablet applications. J. F. DiMarzio takes a hands-on approach to teaching you how to create Android applications for the latest OS and the newest devices, including both smartphones and tablets. Backed by real-world examples he goes through all phases of Android application development, from getting acquainted with Android Studio to publishing to the Marketplace.
Author: J. F. DiMarzio
Publisher: Wrox Press
Date: October 2016
Pages: 456
ISBN: 978-1118705599
Print: 1118705599
Kindle: B01M3MSBV6
Audience:Android developers
Level: introductory
Category: Phone/mobile
- Shows you how to install, get started with, and use Android Studio 2
- Addresses how to display notifications, create rich user interfaces, and use activities and intents
- Reviews mastering views and menus and managing data
- Discusses working with SMS
- Looks at packaging and publishing applications to the Android market
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Discovering Modern C++, 2nd Ed
Author: Peter Gottschling
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Pages: 576
ISBN: 978-0136677642
Print: 0136677649
Kindle: B09HTJRJ3V
Audience: C++ developers
Rating: 5
Reviewer: Mike James
Modern C++ who would want to write anything else? Is this a suitable introduction for the rest of us?
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Python Programming and Visualization for Scientists 2nd Ed
Author: Alex DeCaria and Grant Petty
Publisher: Sundog Publishing
Pages: 372
ISBN: 978-0972903356
Print: 0972903356
Audience: Scientists wanting to use Python
Rating: 2
Reviewer: Mike James
Visualization - a difficult topic and difficult to see how to explain the ideas in a book.
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