android

The London Android User Group will present and demo the new Gradle based Build System for the Android SDK.

If you are an Android or iOS developer, and you would like to learn to develop native applications or “native like” web applications for a variety of mobile platforms –- both phones and tablets –- using a cross- platform framework, then this course is for you!

•Two-day Android training course for Busy Coders wanting a firm foundation in Android development. •Learn the basics of getting Android applications and user interfaces up and running •Authored by Mark Murphy, founder of CommonsWare and keynote speaker at Droidcon 2012 Want to find out more? http://bit.ly/IntroAndroid

Advanced Android for Busy Coders •Two day, intensive Android training course. •Authored by Mark Murphy, founder of CommonsWare and keynote speaker at Droidcon 2012

Upon completion of this Advanced Android course, you will be able to: Construct a rich Android application integrating WebKit browsers Blend data from multiple data sources (Web, GPS, maps, contacts integrate with Android events, searches, and home screens

Upon completion of this Advanced Android course, you will be able to: Construct a rich Android application integrating WebKit browsers Blend data from multiple data sources (Web, GPS, maps, contacts) integrate with Android events, searches, and home screens

You will learn how to: Construct a rich Android application integrating WebKit browsers Blend data from multiple data sources (Web, GPS, maps, contacts) integrate with Android events, searches, and home screens

Join us for an informal workshop looking at accessibility for mobile services, apps and devices. We'll take a look at the business opportunity as well as learning how to tackle this with research and implementation.

Accessibility workshop looking at the business opportunity of making digital services more accessible to those with any kind of impairment or disability. We'll also be sharing tips and tricks on how to make mobile applications and services more accessible.

A discussion of the findings of the report: Developer Economics 2011 (free download) - covering the hottest issues, from app design and promotion to monetisation and user support.

Matthew Baxter-Reynolds – author of Cracking Native Mobile Development: Cross-platform Apps without the Kludge – presents an “In the Brain” session about one particular area of multimobile development, namely how to construct, transmit and read XML documents over REST interfaces.

This month's Londroid meetup is on Payment and monetization, with three excellent talks on three different payment providers for in-app billing on Android: Google, Paypal, and Paythru.

The Technique 2011 training camp, 18th & 19th March, Manchester. Join names including Dan Rubin, Seb Lee-Delisle, James Downes, Jerome & Antony Ribot, Mike Byrne and Matthew Ryan for intensive hands-on workshops in Javascript, CSS3, JQuery, Django, UX Design, Interaction Design for Small Screens, Mobile Games, iPhone OS, Android and more.