Tag Archives: Android

Android Desktop Icon Primer Tutorial

The Windows operating system, in its early incarnations and on, was keen on the flexibility of tailoring your own desktop icons, that could “run” (or “execute”) programs, in nuances that could be very particular to the user creating them. The natural corollary these days is to get up in a web browser the email (webmail) URL of choice and being able to set the “Execution String” of the menu that appears when you “right click in the middle of nowhere … Continue reading →

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Outlook Email Android App Troubleshooting Primer Tutorial

Sometimes troubleshooting Information Technology related issues can as much involve … how can I keep functioning for the meantime? … as much as … how can I fix the initial problem? This can be especially the case with mobile apps? Why say this? Because … gasp … there was a world before mobile apps. We think it is often good to take on a skeptical frame of mind to the mobile app push sometimes, because oftentimes it pays to understand … Continue reading →

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LinkedIn Android Install Primer Tutorial

It’s Friday here … happy Friday, wooooooorrrrrlllllddd … and so it’s time, sometimes for us, to discuss “what students want”. Well, a student of mine who just started using WhatsApp, and who’d already joined LinkedIn, wanted to install the LinkedIn “Social Media for business” app to her Android (Samsung Galaxy) phone. Most Android installs involve the Play Store app (by Google) at some stage, and so this LinkedIn (Android) app was no exception here, but let’s not jump the gun … Continue reading →

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Android Studio Project End ESL Ideas Tutorial

We move on to the “End Game” phase to yesterday’s Android Studio Project Middle ESL Ideas Tutorial. Up at the Google Play Console we share, for the first time, the key from a previous mobile app to use with the new one using “Android App Bundles”, a feature that makes the “End Game” that little bit easier. Take a look at the PDF slideshow stream of consciousness presentation accompanying this work we hope you get ideas from. Previous relevant Android … Continue reading →

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Android Studio Project Middle ESL Ideas Tutorial

After the recent Android Studio Project Middle End Game Issues Tutorial discoveries we have a new Google Play Android mobile application called ESL Ideas for you to contemplate today in “Middle Game” terms. ESL involves the learning of the English language for people whose first language is not English. We show several buttons with a variety of web applications we’ve written in the past here at rjmprogramming.com.au for the user to open a new WebView hosted webpage. There were some … Continue reading →

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Android Studio Project Middle End Game Issues Tutorial

Our view of both Android and iOS mobile application development goes along the lines … Start Game … setting up your IDE environment, getting easier all the time if you are using an IDE like today’s Android “Android Studio” IDE on Mac OS X Middle Game … coding and unit testing on device simulators and real devices … the fun part End Game … deployment and distribution of the app (uploaded) on the relevant “store” like today’s Google Play (store … Continue reading →

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TripView Mobile Application Primer Tutorial

If you are a regular at this blog posting you will have seen our fondness for TimeZones because time zones represent to us, the combination of what to us are the two biggest “question” talents of the Internet … the “where” of life … and … the “when” of life … and so today we have for you another example of this, and of “scrunched up” T two word combo concept ThinGos … tee hee … TripView … what’s TripView? … Continue reading →

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Android Studio Project Copy Tutorial

The concept of “Project Copy” in terms of discussing the Android Studio IDE creator of Android mobile applications is an interesting one. For us at least, what most comes to mind is that you … physically copy the Android Studio project, and we are using Mac OS X’s Finder today, though Windows users could use Windows Explorer open Android Studio to this new project for … Refactor -> Rename Package Name Refactor -> Rename Directories … combinations of project directory … Continue reading →

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