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I format my PC and i wanna download again de ADT Bundle Eclipse + Android SDK, but, i don't find it in Google Developers -> enter link description here
What's happened to Eclipse ? Now we can use Android Studio to programming for Android ?
Thanks in Advance! :)
If you look at this part of the docs
Note: If you have been using Eclipse with ADT, be aware that Android
Studio is now the official IDE for Android, so you should migrate to
Android Studio to receive all the latest IDE updates. For help moving
projects, see Migrating to Android Studio.
So, yes you should be using AS instead of Eclipse moving forward. It's not necessary at this time, but it would be a good idea.
But to answer the initial question, you can go here to install the plugin for Eclipse. Or follow the link that puddinman13 mentioned in a comment
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I'm trying to run AndroidAuto app on my phone.
The latest version downloaded from PlayStore is working fine.
However I need a bit older version, so I downloaded it from APK Mirror website. Next, I have installed it, but it does not appear in AndroidAuto app list.
I have enabled Developer mode in AA, and Unknown Sources as well.
How to enable non PlayStore apps on AndroidAuto app list?
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I'm an Android Developer with more than 7 years in the software industry. Right now I'm at a point where my knowledge is outdated and I'm looking for a way to get updated with all the recent changes and trends.
In addition to #NikosHidalgo comment, all I want to add is,
Just surround yourself with Android.
Not just in working hours but even out of it.
Subscribe to Android NewsLetters(Android Weekly).
Subscribe to Medium Android Community.
Subscribe to Android youtube channels( So that, as soon as you open Youtube you see Android feeds).
Follow Android Development pages on Instagram, Facebook, so that you are aware of what's new in Android, even in your free time.
Follow some of the top Android Developers/Consultants/Advocates on Twitter.
When you are doing non-coding tasks(Walking, Cleaning) hear out Android Podcasts.
Attend Android Meetups, great for building a network and learning
new stuff.
Join the Android group on Reddit.
Just make your whole environment include Android in it.
You have several options:
Answer other people's questions on stack overflow. Most of the time they are questions you will never ask yourself.
Try out the new android apis, and look for quirks... Android compatibility issues are a ... (no good word for it)
Look through google play at apps you did not develop, and try to figure out how they work (code wise)
Try writing automated tests for apps you did not write, to see how that works.
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Coming from Windows Phone/Store development, I'm used to a lot of tutorials and sample projects on things. I can't, for the life of me, find any good resources on how to create an Android app which interacts with a real REST service. Just a simple app which talks to some random API to help people see how to write Android apps. An app which just hits an API and throws some decent looking view elements on the display would be great.
In Windows land, typically these resources are plentiful and offer best practices, project layout suggestions, etc. Since Android has a greater market share, I expected to find resources easier, but apparently not. Any help would be appreciated. My current setup is using Android Studio.
Here it is one: http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-a-weather-app-on-android--cms-21587
At the 9 point you will find the class used for the httpCall. This is just the first one I found looking on Google for "meteo app android tutorial" . It seems good.
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I am new to android development. I want to download sdk tools for eclipse ide. How much disk space will it take to install all sdk tools? And what are the important tools to download, in case downloading all will take huge amount of time and memory?
The ADT bundle (tailored Eclipse with SDK, tools, etc.) comes in a 528 Mb zip file. I think is a good idea to download it complete if you are new to Android (and have space enough), instead of picking pieces of it here and there...
you can just check out the sizes for different files in a version.
See, http://completefaq.blogspot.com/2013/08/how-to-install-android-apis-on-myself.html
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I installed Eclipse Version: Kepler Service Release 1 on windows 7 and I had configured the proxy, and I was trying to install the ADT plugin.
I used the following links one by one both by https and http
https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
I followed the following steps:-
Run the eclipse.exe as administrator
Then help->Install New Software
Then entered the the link in Work With field
Then clicked ADD button
Then entered the ADT in the NAME field, and the link in the Location field
I was getting an error in which the Dialog box says
Error Contacting Site
No software site found at
Do you wish to edit the location ?
Yes NO
I also tried to use the ADT installation from a Zip file in this link
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/installing-adt.html
but the Android option is not coming under the windows->preference