Category: Android
Plant Hero app for Android and iOS
Plant problems? Not enough growth? Insects? Our Plant Heroes brought by Hesi are here to help you for FREE in less than 24 hours: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sigrow.planthero... Read More
Nitris: A cross-platform Tetris-like game using libGDX
Nitris runs as a Java desktop application (Linux, Mac, Windows) and as an Android app (with some modifications also as an HTML5 web app or an iOS app). You can find it in our Git repository. Game conc... Read More
OSMDroid with Google Play Location Services
Introduction OSMDroid is a suitable alternative to Google Maps if you need an alternative tile source for mobile maps (e.g. a hiking map or a custom representation of a campus or theme park). In this ... Read More
Using the Loader pattern with SQLite on Android
In my Dutch Hangman game a random word is retrieved from a database containing about 100000 words. To provide a smooth user experience this needs to be done asynchronously. (Actually several asynchron... Read More
Google Analytics SDK v4 with libGDX
Introduction Google discourages the use of the legacy Analytics SDK in new projects. Instead the want you to use Android Native Application Tracking as provided by Google Play Services. Some documenta... Read More
AdMob with libGDX
Introduction As of August 1, 2014 Google requires you to implement the Play version of the Mobile ADS SDK in your app. They offer some documentation on how to do this in Android Studio. However, we us... Read More
Google Play Game Services with libGDX
Introduction Android changes, libGDX changes and Google Play Services change really fast. In order to implement Google Play Services in a libGDX Android app I proceeded from the excellent tutorial by ... Read More
Android game: Cave Fizzer
How deep can you penetrate our cave system? Meet the Fizzer in his exploration of the underground world. The concept will probably feel familiar: – Travel as far as you can. – Do not hit t... Read More
Rotate a Texture Animation in libGDX
Using an Animation instance is a common way to create an animated sprite in libGDX. To optimize rendering we apply Textures instead of Sprites. Rotating a Sprite is trivial (with setOrigin and rotate(... Read More
An indeterminate progress indicator on Android
Here’s the indeterminate progress indicator that we use in several apps during asynchronous operations. You may find it useful and we’ll refer to it in future posts. The trivial code check... Read More
Using the Holder pattern
In our discussion of Android ListViews we showed how to reduce inflation costs by using convertView to recycle our row Views. A further optimization would be to reduce the use of findViewById() by app... Read More- 2 of 4
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