5 Things to Know Before Building Your First Android App I recently came across PraneethVT’s Reddit post about how he built his first Android mobile app – a GPA calculator. Seeing that he is a relative newbie to the programming world, I thought diving deeper into how he built his first Android app would be perfect for Learn to Code With Me. Here’s a little bit about PraneethVT before we get started. He is a computer engineering college majorSo, in total, he has had about six months of actual programming classesTwo of the introductory CS courses he has under his belt teach JavaDuring his summer break, he decided to put some of his CS skills into practice and build an Android app Below are some further questions, in Q&A style, with PraneethVT on how he went about making his first Android app. At the end, I share the five main takeaways on Android app development for beginners. Q&A on Android Application Development Could you break it down for me—what is every skill/language needed to build an Android app? What exactly is Eclipse and Android Studio?
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Introduction to Computer Programming - Preface These web-based notes are the result of classes that I have been involved with over the past few years. I started putting them together simply as notes for my students. From 1999 through 2002, I taught an Introduction to Programming class using the Java programming language to 6th through 8th grade students at Berkeley's Longfellow Arts & Technology Middle School. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. It was a challenge, but I also enjoyed it. Starting in the summer of 2000, I volunteered to work with Brian Harvey, participating in the BFOIT Introduction to Computer Science program. The Longfellow Java class was held on Saturday mornings, from 9:00am to 11:00am. The BFOIT class started out as a single week, with Introduction to Programming taught every morning from 9:00 to 12:00. In the summer of 2001, BFOIT was extended to two weeks. For the summer of 2002, I combined the Turtle Graphics commands available in Logo with the Java programming language. Go to the Table of Contents
13 Bootstrap UI Kits That Will Improve Your Workflow - BootstrapBay If you’re not using a UI kit for your web designs and themes, it may be time to consider it. Put simply, UI kits can save you time and money while drastically improving the look and feel of your design. Not only will you be able to differentiate yourself from the default Bootstrap styling, you can change the overall styling of your theme much more efficiently. What is a UI Kit? A User Interface (UI) kit is a compilation of graphic files (generally PSD) that contain UI elements for the purpose of user interface design. UI kits generally come with a variation of colors and swatches that can be used to customize the look of the UI elements. Why You Should Use a UI Kit The biggest benefit of using a UI kit is the amount of time that you can save. Of course, saving time also means increasing profits. Using a UI kit also makes modifications that much easier. Bootstrap UI Kits The following UI kits are based off Bootstrap and definitely worth checking out for your upcoming projects. Bootflat Flat UI
Free Java tutorials from the Java Coffee Break Here are all our tutorials on Java programming. If you can't find what you're looking for, also try our articles section, which typically deals with more advanced topics Getting Started with Java (A Beginner's Guide) Get Swinging! Learn to use the Swing API Visual J++ Users If you wish to use any source code from the tutorials in your projects, you'll need to import the files into your project first. Borland JBuilder Borland JBuilder should work with all these tutorials, but you'll need to import the files into your project first. Introduction to JBuilder Lesson One Learn how to create projects, add classes, compile and run applications. Introduction to JBuilder Lesson Two Write a small applet, and learn how to write a HTML page to display an applet. Java 101 - An introduction to Java This free tutorial series teaches the basics of Java programming. Java 101 : Hello World offers an introduction to Java, one of the hottest programming languages today. Intermediate Tutorials
Creative Tim | Get Shit Done Kit Free Bootstrap 3 UI Kit, the best starting point for any online project you are building. It magically offers responsive design and easy to use elements. It has became a trademark for the online community of a clean and nice looking interface. Using Bootstrap straight out of the box doesn't solve design. So how can you enjoy the Bootstrap benefits and have a facelift for your project? Bootstrap 3 support Get Shit Done Kit is a beautiful resource built for Bootstrap. Easy integration Using it is very simple and it will enable you to refresh you classic looking application. Fresh looking color scheme Every element in the Get Shit Done Kit follows a fresh color scheme going from azzure blue to bright red. Tutorial & Components To get you started with the kit, check out the tutorial. If you want to see the documentation for the components used inside Get Shit Done Kit, you can find further description here components Images All 'Get Shit Done' images belong to guys at Mi Goals.
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How to Make Your Own Button UI Kit with Super-Clean Syntax - Tuts+ Web Design Tutorial Every designer loves buttons. It’s a fact made known by the appreciation of projects such as Unicorn UI (which at the time of this writing only supports buttons and has almost 4,000 Stargazers on GitHub). But no designer fits in a box. First, we need to identify which elements our buttons will be able to target. I’m using an attribute to do this simply because I think it looks better. We’ll be using the Stylus CSS preprocessor to avoid having to write out a million curly braces and so our code looks neat and clean without repetition. First, let’s set some default styles to the [ui*="button"] selector. Now the fun part. Notice how we’re appending the attributes onto our button attribute selector? Let’s keep going and add some rounding to our buttons: By now you should be getting more familiar with this concept. That’s the gist of it!
The Top 10 Web Design Skills You WILL Need! Here are my top 10 web design skills that you WILL need to master to become an effective web designer. If you’re serious about mastering web design and marketing, check out the Pro Web Design Alliance. See how Jordan benefited from the course forum and Google hangout sessions to make his and his clients’ sites better. Your priorities may be different (and my priorities may be different a few months down the line). And I’d add that you don’t need all these skills in any particular measure to make it in web design. #1. I’m convinced the #1 most important skill for a web designer is the ability to use words effectively. If you can craft a series of web pages into a conversation that communicates what you need to communicate, informs, and calls your visitors to take the actions you want, your web site can be a great success, even if it’s graphically plain – hey, even if it’s ugly! Effective wording is of singular importance in several highly important factors in the success of web pages: #2.
Designing a Web App UI Kit in Adobe Photoshop - Tuts+ Web Design Tutorial Style guide driven development offers a hugely flexible approach to modern web design. In this tutorial I'll walk you through designing a UI (user interface) kit, whilst also explaining the decision-making that will keep our UI kit consistent and reusable. Tutorial Assets In order to follow along you will need the following (freely available) assets: Open Sans font from Font Squirrel or Google FontsStock photo from UnsplashFaces from UI FacesArrow icon from Iconfinder Prepare the Photoshop Document Step 1 Open up Photoshop and begin by creating a new document (File > New…) using the settings shown below. Step 2 Let’s set some guides so our UI kit is organized and aligned. Note: Guidelines used for this tutorial: vertical at 100px, 600px and 1100px. Tip: You could also use the GuideGuide Photoshop plugin to make this process even quicker. Step 3 Sticking to Photoshop etiquette we'll keep things organized and easy to navigate and edit. Defining Typography Note: I've used Regular weight for the h3.