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Android Dev: UI – A Better Way To Apply Custom Fonts

March 07, 2014 /
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With a specific client application, we had to apply the customer’s “brand” font for all controls of the UI. It was quite a custom project, a heavily branded UI request. Seems to be a common enough font request right? Yeah, I was thinking the same. But then I was surprised that Android doesn’t provide simple and elegant way to do this. So, in this blog post, I’ll show you what option we have by default on…

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Android Dev: Android ViewPager inside a ScrollView

February 24, 2014 /
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ViewPager scrolling downside. I truly like Android ViewPager component. It can be used in so many ways: from app navigation to gallery like screens. On the other hand, ViewPager is not very useful whether or not it’s nested right proper into a container with vertical scrolling. For example ViewPager within ScrollView or ListView with ViewPager as a listing merchandise view. Say for instance: you drag the ViewPager‘s internet web page to view the next one, and aghhh the horizontal scrolling is disrupted and parent vertical scrolling begins. Why is it that…

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Quick Development Tip – Android: Refactoring strings.xml

February 05, 2013 /
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How to easily extract strings from your Android code into the strings.xml file

This handy little feature can save a lot of time and manual work when working with Android apps. If you during Android development in Eclipse use hard-coded strings in your Java code, like in the example below:   package test.layout; import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.widget.Button; public class LayoutTest extends Activity { private Button btn; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);…

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Our Top Android Development Tips

June 07, 2012 /
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Android offers many exciting possibilities. We at Visual Design round up 10 important tips that will help you make the most of your development time

A smartphone war is flaming, pitched as a neck and neck fight for market share; but I see it in another way. Android is an open base, iphone is a wonderful product, everything else is decor. Android is most interesting in its incarnations outside of what is likely in mobile,…

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