Basic4Android 7.01 With Library 2017
Mathew Letter
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ABMonitor uses the Jamon library, which has a extremely low overhead on your code. Just by disabling it (using the SetActive method), you can actually leave it in your production apps if you want (or use B4Js conditional compiling if you want to get rid of it all together in a production app).
Good practice is using the class/module name as the Group parameter, and the method name as the Label, but you can put whatever you want. This will later be used in the Viewer to group stuff. (Group and Label are the first and second parameters in the calls).
ABMaterial (B4J) A very powerful framework combining a tuned Materialize CSS with the free programming tool B4J. It allows creating Web Apps that not only look great thanks to Googles Material Design, but can be programmed with the powerful free tool from Anywhere Software without having to write a single line of HTML, CSS or Javascript code!
ABJasperReports (B4J) his is a little library that allows you to export reports created in Jasper Reports in your B4J applications. They can be exported to pdf, html and xls. You can use parameters defined in JasperReports.
It may have been a bit silent the last few weeks around ABMaterial, but behind the scenes I have been working nights and weekends on maybe the biggest new feature since Chipmunk was introduced: Drag & Drop!
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Initially Android had only two HTTP clients: HttpURLConnection and Apache HTTP Client; for sending and receiving data from the web. Each of these clients required a lot of boilerplate code to be written inside the AsyncTask or the background thread methods. Moreover, these clients have their own sets of limitations when it came to cancelling an HTTP request or connection-pooling. OkHttp android provides an implementation of HttpURLConnection and Apache Client interfaces by working directly on a top of java Socket without using any extra dependencies.
I made a library using okhttp synchronous call and the test cases work fine but when i import the library in my app and access the functions i have to make call asynchronous as synchronous call stops the app, but by using asynchronous, i have to click twice on the buttons to get the response. I would really some help. Thankyou.
Stetho is a powerful open-source debugging platform for Android applications developed by Facebook. The tool makes it really easy to debug native Android applications and helps you perform various actions, such as viewing the full View hierarchy, checking the SQLite database, tracking network activity, and more.
It is a powerful memory leak detection tool developed by Square. Once installed, it will automatically start, sending you notifications of every memory leak in your application with full-stack tracking.
A small library that can be used to check the FPS of an application while debugging it. It is always better to catch bugs and significant delays during the development phase than to let your users have a bad experience with an application already in production.
NimbleDroid is another tool to test your app for memory leaks and critical issues before publishing it to the Play Market. It works pretty well and automatically checks various user scenarios in your application, finding potential crashes and critical issues that need immediate attention.
Using ClassyShark, you can browse any Android APK file and find the required information in it, such as classes, resources, manifest, dependencies, number of dex methods, and more. The tool will give you an idea of what other applications are doing and how.
Android Device Monitor allows you to monitor your physical or virtual device while it is running, giving you information about how many processes are running per thread, network statistics, and LogCat, etc. All these features make it a pretty handy tool for testing the performance of your application.
B4A (Basic for Android) is an Android development tool from Anywhere Software, based on the Rapid Application Development (RAD) concept. B4A is an IDE and interpreter that allows developers to create applications using the BASIC programming language.
Booster is a useful tool with an extensive set of quality enhancement tools developed specifically for mobile applications. This tool focuses on quality issues associated with increasing application complexity, such as performance, stability, and package size issues.
It is one of the best and probably the most useful tools for converting code into something more understandable for analysis for Android applications. It uses machine learning to analyze various applications and always gives the best possible result.
We often run into obstacles while developing something new, so we check out some quick code examples on Stack Overflow or GitHub. Codota enables you to do this without leaving your IDE, saving you much time.
This tool completely changes the way you debug databases and general settings in an Android application. Now you can view all data, edit or delete it and run SQL queries in the beautiful user interface.
An Android app uses many different images, which tend to have a significant impact on the size of the APK. Therefore, you will need this excellent graphics plugin to help you optimize your images and reduce the final APK size.
This plugin for Android Studio will help you speed up your day-to-day Android development dramatically. You can easily launch, restart, clear data, and uninstall your applications right from the IDE, saving a lot of time.
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