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Why Ice Cream Sandwich Crashes your App | Android Design Patterns
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Why Ice Cream Sandwich Crashes your App. Posted Jun 18, 2012. The following question has plagued StackOverflow ever since Ice Cream Sandwich’s initial release:. My application works fine on devices running Android 2.x, but force closes on devices running Honeycomb (3.x) and Ice Cream Sandwich (4.x). Why does this occur? You are performing a potentially expensive operation on the UI thread. What is the UI Thread? The concept and importance of the application’s main UI thread. Why Android Crashes Your App.
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Content Transitions In-Depth (part 2) | Android Design Patterns
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Content Transitions In-Depth (part 2). Posted Dec 15, 2014. This post will give an in-depth analysis of. And their role in the Activity and Fragment Transitions API. This is the second of a series of posts I will be writing on the topic:. Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions. Shared Element Transitions In-Depth. Postponed Shared Element Transitions. Implementing Shared Element Callbacks (. Activity and Fragment Transition Examples (. What is a Content Transition? Of the scene when.
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Getting Started with Activity & Fragment Transitions (part 1) | Android Design Patterns
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Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions (part 1). Posted Dec 4, 2014. This post gives a brief overview of. S and introduces the new Activity and Fragment transition APIs. That were added in Android 5.0 Lollipop. This is the first of a series of posts I will be writing on the topic:. Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions. Shared Element Transitions In-Depth. Postponed Shared Element Transitions. Implementing Shared Element Callbacks (. When a scene changes, a. Which fades i...
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About Me | Android Design Patterns
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Hi, my name's Alex. I'm a passionate Android developer and a huge fan of design patterns. As a contributor to several open-source projects and an active user. On StackOverflow, I've encountered too many applications that suffer due to poor code design. Organizing the code that makes up your Android project can be a challenge, but it is essential when writing an application that can be easily extended and maintained in the future. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to leave a comment!
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Archives | Android Design Patterns
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Coloring Buttons w/ ThemeOverlays and Background Tints. Styling Colors and Drawables w/ Theme Attributes. Postponed Shared Element Transitions (part 3b). Shared Element Transitions In-Depth (part 3a). Content Transitions In-Depth (part 2). Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions (part 1). Thread Scheduling in Android. Redesigning Android Design Patterns. Fragment Transactions and Activity State Loss. Binders and Death Recipients. Binders and Window Tokens. Tutorial: AppListLoader (part 4).
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Shared Element Transitions In-Depth (part 3a) | Android Design Patterns
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Shared Element Transitions In-Depth (part 3a). Posted Jan 12, 2015. This post will give an in-depth analysis of. And their role in the Activity and Fragment Transitions API. This is the third of a series of posts I will be writing on the topic:. Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions. Shared Element Transitions In-Depth. Postponed Shared Element Transitions. Implementing Shared Element Callbacks (. Activity and Fragment Transition Examples (. What is a Shared Element Transition? To their ...
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Postponed Shared Element Transitions (part 3b) | Android Design Patterns
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Postponed Shared Element Transitions (part 3b). Posted Mar 9, 2015. This post continues our in-depth analysis of. By discussing an important feature of the Lollipop Transition API: postponed shared element transitions. It is the fourth of a series of posts I will be writing on the topic:. Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions. Shared Element Transitions In-Depth. Postponed Shared Element Transitions. Implementing Shared Element Callbacks (. Activity and Fragment Transition Examples (.
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Getting Started with Activity and Fragment Transitions (part 1). Activity and Fragment transitions in Lollipop are built on top of a relatively new feature in Android called. S Introduced in KitKat, the transition framework provides a convenient API for animating between different UI states in an application. The framework is built around two key concepts:. A scene defines a given state of an application’s UI, whereas a transition defines the animated change between two scenes. When a scene changes, a.
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Thread Scheduling in Android | Android Design Patterns
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Thread Scheduling in Android. Posted Jan 13, 2014. This post will give an overview of how thread scheduling works in Android, and will briefly demonstrate how to explicitly set thread priorities. Yourself to ensure that your application remains responsive even as multiple threads run in the background. For those who are unfamiliar with the term, a. Similar to how they are used in Linux’s completely fair scheduling policy,. Thread priorities. Intuitively, thread priorities should be chosen inverse-pro...
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