Intents can among many things be used to start op a new user interface in your Android App. If you are using a MVC technique, you would like the view part to the separated into classes for itself. To do this, there is three basic steps to make:

- Create…

So, how do you use the SQLite database from your Android App? Go google! – well, been there done that. It took me many hours getting it to work – perhaps because I made some mistakes – so I will try and give a crash course in how to connect…

Float left. Float right. What to do and why? Well read on …

How to float it

Well – it can sometimes be quite difficult to understand how the float universe works. I will try to give some basic pointers and examples on the float left and float right…

The progress bar is useful for telling users that your Android Application is working on a task that might take a little longer than the usual tasks.

A progress bar is quit easy to make, which I have described here is the Dialog Boxes post here and I will…

Dialog boxes

Showing dialog boxes from an android application can be usefull.

This article will be using a layout like this – 4 buttons with their own function (complete code id listed last in this article):

Info boxes

An info box is called a Toast on…

How to read and write files in you Android Application

When coding an application for the Android system, you will eventually need to store some data on the phones for later use. There are generally two ways of doing this – either in files or by using a SQLlite…