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                Android Basics which one should know.


1. Environment Setup

2. Architecture

3. Application Components

4. Resources

5. Activities

6. Services

7. Broadcast Receivers

8. Content Providers

9. Intent/Filters

--------------------- User Interfaces --------------------------

10. UI Layouts

11. UI Controls

12. Event Handling

13. Styles and Themes

14. Custom Components


----------------------Advance Components -----------------------

Drag and Drop

Notifications

Location Based Services

Sending Emails

Sending SMS

Phone Calls

Publishing Android App

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Alert Dialog building

Animations

Audio Capture

Audio Manager

Auto Complete

Bluethooth

Camera

Clipboard

Custom Fonts

Data Backup

Developer Tools

Emulator

Integration(Facebook, google map, Twitter, Google, paypal, Linkedin, etc.)

Gesture

Image Effect

Spinner Loading

Image Switcher

Internal Storage

Json Parsing

Localization

Login Screen

MediaPlayer

Multitouch

Navigation

Network Connection

NFC Guide

PHP/MYSQL

Progress Circle

ProgressBar

PushNotification

RenderScript

RSS Reader

Screen Cast

SDK Manager

sensor

Shared Preferences

SIP Protocol

Spelling Checker

SQLite Database

Support Library

Testing

Text to speech

Texture View

UI Design, Patterns, Testing

WebView Layout

Wi-Fi

Widgets

XML parsing

Retroffit, Volley and other Network Library Intro with Example

Third party libraries intro

Some Sample App development Step by Step Intro.




















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