Android new version - "Lollipop" (API 21) brings quite a few changes with it, but it comes with some price if you wish to target your app to that API.
When we started adapting our apps to the new API, one of the first problems we've encountered is the `IllegalArgumentException: Service Intent must be explicit`
Seeking to be an advanced Android developer? Leading a team to a better work process? We'll aim to cover a bunch of development process steps and best practices. Providing a "cook book" for successful, agile, clean process. Area we'll talk about: REST, Android studio, Gradle, Maven, ProGuard, Intellij Inspections, Lint, Build variants, Flavours, Strict mode, MAT, Google play beta and rollouts, Graphical design, Performance, Automation, Unit testing, Git workflow, Jenkins... And much more!
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Monday, November 4, 2013
Decoupling your Android code
Android as a platform offers a lot of different components to be used around. In a single Activity you might find yourself with a stack of Fragments, Views, Model data, adapters, Action bar actions, View actions (click), context menus and more.
Aiming to combine them all in an elegant way that will guarantee you with flexible and modular code will require you to “decouple” them from each other. That way, you will have the opportunity to re-use them, and make future changes easier.
Aiming to combine them all in an elegant way that will guarantee you with flexible and modular code will require you to “decouple” them from each other. That way, you will have the opportunity to re-use them, and make future changes easier.
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