El Libro del Día: 2016-02-25
Titulo: Android Studio Cookbook
Autor: Mike van Drongelen
Editorial: Packt
Nro Paginas: 232
Capítulos:
Chapter 1: Welcome to Android Studio
Chapter 2: Applications with a Cloud-based Backend
Chapter 3: Material Design
Chapter 4: Android Wear
Chapter 5: Size Does Matter
Chapter 6: Capture and Share
Chapter 7: Content Providers and Observers
Chapter 8: Improving Quality
Chapter 9: Improving Performance
Chapter 10: Beta Testing Your Apps
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jueves, 25 de febrero de 2016
El Libro del Día: Android Studio Cookbook
Etiquetas:
Android Studio,
Android Wear,
Applications,
Apps,
Beta,
Capture,
Cloud,
Content,
Cookbook,
Libros,
Material Design,
Mike van Drongelen,
Observers,
Packt,
Performance,
Providers,
Quality,
Share,
Testing
jueves, 25 de junio de 2015
Videos - Google I/O 2015
Videos del Google I/O 2015
Comparto con ustedes el evento mas importante de Google llamado I/O en su versión 2015.
Las sesiones son sobre Cloud Messaging, Android, Analytics, Games, Material Design, Polymer, FireBase, Play Services, Google Play, Android Wear, iOS, etc.
1. Keynote
2. Google Cloud Messaging 3.0
3. What's new in Android
4. What's New in Android Development Tools
5. Smarter monetization with AdMob and Analytics
6. The next generation mobile web
7. Growing games with Google
8. Material Now
9. Android Pay: The next generation of payments on Android
10. Polymer and modern web APIs: In production at Google scale
11. Smarter user acquisition with App Indexing, AdWords and Google Analytics
12. Project Tango - Mobile 3D tracking and perception
13. Developing Extraordinary Apps with Firebase
14. Designing for virtual reality
15. What's new in Google Play services
16. Improve your Android app's accessibility
17. Developers connecting the world through Google Play
18. Ubiquitous Computing with Google
19. Android Wear: Your app and the always-on screen
20. Developing with Google on iOS
Comparto con ustedes el evento mas importante de Google llamado I/O en su versión 2015.
Las sesiones son sobre Cloud Messaging, Android, Analytics, Games, Material Design, Polymer, FireBase, Play Services, Google Play, Android Wear, iOS, etc.
1. Keynote
2. Google Cloud Messaging 3.0
3. What's new in Android
4. What's New in Android Development Tools
5. Smarter monetization with AdMob and Analytics
6. The next generation mobile web
7. Growing games with Google
8. Material Now
9. Android Pay: The next generation of payments on Android
10. Polymer and modern web APIs: In production at Google scale
11. Smarter user acquisition with App Indexing, AdWords and Google Analytics
12. Project Tango - Mobile 3D tracking and perception
13. Developing Extraordinary Apps with Firebase
14. Designing for virtual reality
15. What's new in Google Play services
16. Improve your Android app's accessibility
17. Developers connecting the world through Google Play
18. Ubiquitous Computing with Google
19. Android Wear: Your app and the always-on screen
20. Developing with Google on iOS
Etiquetas:
Analytics,
Android,
Android Wear,
Cloud Messaging,
FireBase,
Games,
Google,
Google Play,
I/O,
iOS,
Material Design,
Play Services,
Polymer,
Videos
viernes, 12 de junio de 2015
Videos - IoTaConf Octubre 2014
Videos del IoTaConf Octubre 2014
El futuro de la computación es el Internet de las Cosas (IoT), y en este post les comparto los videos de uno de los eventos mas importantes a nivel mundial sobre este tema.
1. Olivier Bloch: Using Microsoft tools and platforms to build the IoT
2. Michael Koster, ARM: Design Patterns for an Internet of Things
3. Todd Montgomery, Kaazing: IoT Connectivity, Standards & Architecture
4. Wayne Piekarski, Google: Android Wear
5. Ravi Kurani, Sutro: 50 Billion Devices and the Next Billion Consumers
6. Bo Huang, SenseEarth: Real world maps in first person with Oculus Rift
7. Alex Lebrurn, Wit.AI: Speech Interfaces for the Internet of Things
8. Abhishek Sanwal: IOT Landscape, Evolution & Marturity Models. Rework the Internet
9. Andy Carle, Marvell: Mind the Gap. JavaScript for IoT, from Concept to Production
10. Kevin Hoyt, Kaazing: IoT and the New Web
11. Oliver Hutaff, Electric Imp: The True Value of the Internet of Things
12. Alfred Lui, Seer Labs: Re-orientating UX Design for the Internet of Things
13. Rikard Strid, Clayster: XMPP - Normalize Internet Of Things
El futuro de la computación es el Internet de las Cosas (IoT), y en este post les comparto los videos de uno de los eventos mas importantes a nivel mundial sobre este tema.
1. Olivier Bloch: Using Microsoft tools and platforms to build the IoT
2. Michael Koster, ARM: Design Patterns for an Internet of Things
3. Todd Montgomery, Kaazing: IoT Connectivity, Standards & Architecture
4. Wayne Piekarski, Google: Android Wear
5. Ravi Kurani, Sutro: 50 Billion Devices and the Next Billion Consumers
6. Bo Huang, SenseEarth: Real world maps in first person with Oculus Rift
7. Alex Lebrurn, Wit.AI: Speech Interfaces for the Internet of Things
8. Abhishek Sanwal: IOT Landscape, Evolution & Marturity Models. Rework the Internet
9. Andy Carle, Marvell: Mind the Gap. JavaScript for IoT, from Concept to Production
10. Kevin Hoyt, Kaazing: IoT and the New Web
11. Oliver Hutaff, Electric Imp: The True Value of the Internet of Things
12. Alfred Lui, Seer Labs: Re-orientating UX Design for the Internet of Things
13. Rikard Strid, Clayster: XMPP - Normalize Internet Of Things
Etiquetas:
Android Wear,
Architecture,
ARM,
Devices,
Google,
Intel,
Internet of Things,
IoT,
IoTaConf,
Javascript,
Kaazing,
Maps,
Microsoft,
New Web,
Speech,
Standards,
UX,
Videos,
XMPP,
YouTube
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