Tech Trek: A Software Engineer's Guide to Code and Beyond

Do you have friends that are  constantly  bothering you to “send them that app you used last week”? Tired of trying to hold hands while sending them to the Market? Well, thankfully, that painful part of your Android know how may be coming to an end, thanks to an awesome new app: MyAppSharer. The app allows you to not only send them a direct Market link, but also to send them the APK directly via bluetooth, what's app, email, dropbox, SMS or QR code – which has the potential to be wonderful for either pulled apps or apps in development. If you want to get your hands on MyAppSharer, it’s a free download via the market link below. Be sure to check it out and sound off with your reviews in the comments!                                                             Market Link

HI, these are the few Android questions that was asked during my interview and some basic questions too that you have to know before going to any interview, I am sharing with you guys. Hope It would help you in your interview too...  It is impossible for me to give every and each answer over here,but yes if you are not getting any answer from anywhere then just let me know...:) 1) What is Android? 2) Features and Architecture of Android? 3) What is Android Market? 4) What is ADT, AVD, DVM, DDMS, Logcat? 5) Anatomy of an Android Application? 6) What are the basic Components in Android? 7) Describe the .apk format? 8) What is an action, resources. 9) How is nine-patch image different from a regular bitmap? 10) What are the dialog boxes that are supported in android? Explain. 11) What languages does Android support for application development? 12) What is the use of AndroidManifest.xml file in Android Application and the content too? 13) Difference between t...

Introduction: Ant (originally an acronym for Another Neat Tool), is a build tool with special support for the Java programming language but can be used for just about everything.Ant is platform-independent; it is written purely in Java. Ant is particularly good at automating complicated repetitive tasks e.g. compiling source code, running software tests, creating jar files, javadocs, etc. and thus is well suited for automating standardised build processes. A build process typically includes:      -the compilation of the Java source code into Java bytecode      -creation of the .jar file for the distribution of the code      -creation of the Javadoc documentation Ant accepts instructions in the form of XML documents("build.xml") thus is extensible and easy to maintain. Installation: Linux (Ubuntu / Debian) On Debian /Ubuntu use "apt-get install ant" to install it. Windows Download Apache Ant from http://ant.apache.org/ . Extra...