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Creating Android layouts that look good can be challenging. Once you’ve spent hours tweaking them to suit multiple devices, you often won’t want to revisit them. However, bulky, nested layouts can be tremendously inefficient. Luckily, there’s a tool available in the Android SDK that can help optimize your project layouts to decrease memory usage and improve performance.
One of most common actions used for an iPhone or iPad application is the touch event. An event is not useful if it doesn't trigger a meaningful action. This tutorial covers how to attach a touch event to a custom button and how to trigger the animation of an object. In the end, the result is a simple on-screen game controller, which can be extended to the limits of your imagination.
Mobiletuts+ will be covering all major mobile platforms - iPhone,
Windows, Android and Blackberry. Today, we'll be taking a look at
development with the iPhone SDK. You will learn information about the
iPhone platform, how to setup and configure your development
environment, and the steps necessary to create a simple fortune cookie
application!
Android SDK Tools: Layout Optimization
May 22, 2011
Posted in Mobile by Shane Conder & Lauren Darcey on mobile tuts+
Creating Android layouts that look good can be challenging. Once you’ve spent hours tweaking them to suit multiple devices, you often won’t want to revisit them. However, bulky, nested layouts can be tremendously inefficient. Luckily, there’s a tool available in the Android SDK that can help optimize your project layouts to decrease memory usage and improve performance.http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android/android-sdk-tools-layout-optimization/
iPhone SDK: Learning About Touch Events & Basic Game Animation
August 1, 2010
Posted in Mobile by Tudor Munteanu on mobile tuts+
One of most common actions used for an iPhone or iPad application is the touch event. An event is not useful if it doesn't trigger a meaningful action. This tutorial covers how to attach a touch event to a custom button and how to trigger the animation of an object. In the end, the result is a simple on-screen game controller, which can be extended to the limits of your imagination.Introduction to iPhone SDK Development
May 20, 2010
Posted in Mobile by Mark Hammonds on mobile tuts+
Mobiletuts+ will be covering all major mobile platforms - iPhone,
Windows, Android and Blackberry. Today, we'll be taking a look at
development with the iPhone SDK. You will learn information about the
iPhone platform, how to setup and configure your development
environment, and the steps necessary to create a simple fortune cookie
application!http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/iphone/introduction-to-iphone-sdk-development/
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