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[...] If you are tired of the boring default look of Android Studio (and IntelliJ which it is based on), you can do like me, and switch to the better looking [...]

[...] Are you using both Eclipse (ADT) and Android studio for developing Android apps? They both come with their own SDKs, and maintaining two SDKs [...]

[...] This is a short post, with a decent .gitignore setup for Android Studio projects. I constantly find myself in need of one, so I thought I’d just post it here. [...]

[...] file executable: chmod +x gradlew   It is also a good idea to close the project in Android Studio while working with the gradle wrapper from the terminal. [...]

[...] This post will show you how to enable hardware acceleration for your Android emulator. It will supercharge developing and testing apps and make it a much better experience. You [...]

[...] installed, you may have noticed that the Windows Phone emulator runs smootly, while the Android emulator is a bit slow. If you had set up Intel HAXM for hardware acceleration of the Android [...]

[...] If you are trying to run your Android apps in a harware accelerated android emulator on Mac OS X, you may experience a crash, or your whole mac will freeze up, ending in a [...]

[...] If Eclipse fails to recognize your running Android emulator (no visible emulator in the DDMS view for example), you might see an error message in the [...]

[...] If you are using Sublime Text 3 on your mac, you may want to be able to open files and folders in Sublime via the Terminal? [...]

[...] keep up with the posting from now on This post is about an excellent text editor named Sublime Text 2. Sublime text is an advanced text editor, like Notepad++, which has a plethora of [...]

If you want a different theme and syntax highlighting for your code in Eclipse, or if you are just tired of looking at text at a white background and [...]

[...] on Intellij Git command line Sourcetree git application for when I need a better overview Sublime Text 3 – awesome editor Vmware fusion 6. For running win8 and linux vm. Things I have set up & [...]

[...] type a name for the resource in the dialog. Your string should now have been moved to the strings.xml file you selected (default is in: values/strings.xml). The process goes like this: Set the cursor [...]

[...] This is just one way to make such a list dialog. Instead of keeping the country data in the strings.xml file as string arrays, you could ofcourse put the data directly in the code or in a database and [...]

[...] If you are using the strings.xml file for your applications string resources (which you should!) then you might have wondered what [...]

[...] If you have a string in your strings.xml file that you want to have a space character in front or after the string itself, you may notice [...]

[...] by the device preconfigurations has been set higher than the memory limit you allocated to Intel HAXM when you installed it. Change the RAM value under Memory options to a lower value, save the avd, [...]

[...] Phone emulator runs smootly, while the Android emulator is a bit slow. If you had set up Intel HAXM for hardware acceleration of the Android emulator (see how in this post), this may [...] [...]

[...] a crash, or your whole mac will freeze up, ending in a reboot. The default installation of intel HAXM that comes with the Android SDK manager is version 1.0.6. Intel has released a Hotfix, revision [...]

[...] /return key”. but CMD + down arrow. Why!? Android emulator hardware acceleration with Intel HAXM made the whole Mac freeze. Had to restart. Chrome crapped out on me once while watching YouTube. [...]

May 7, 2013 my app called Ambient Temperature Galaxy S4 was released to Google Play. This is a thermometer app which measures the ambient temperature [...]

[...] If you are publishing an Android app that should only be available to a specific device, like my new Ambient Temperature Galaxy S4 [...]

[...] If you are trying to use the DrawerLayout in your Android app(perhaps from the example project?), and your app is crashing when you try to run it, and you [...]

[...] This is an example of how to access the sqlite database of an Android app running on an emulator. Make sure you have the android adb tool on your PATH. Run [...]