first app. I can learn at least learn how Android development works if not actually create a working application (but I'm shooting for the latter). The database can be stored in the device's memory, so I don't see why a working application should cost $20.
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https://github.com/lxn2/BusinessOrganizer
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The following table is the detailed list of BusinessOrganizer.
Item | Value |
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Java File Count | 6 |
Activity Count | 3 |
Fragment Count | 3 |
jar files used | android-support-v4.jar |
There are 12 image files in BusinessOrganizer. The names of the image files are listed as follows.
blue_bg_with_text.png cal_left_arrow_off.png cal_left_arrow_on.png cal_right_arrow_off.png cal_right_arrow_on.png calendar_bar.png calendar_bg_orange.png calendar_centralheader.png calendar_tile.png calendar_tile_small.png calendar_top_header.png calendar_view.png
The following screenshort is generated from the image listed above.
BusinessOrganizer has the following Java source files.
com.examples.AddAppointmentFrag.java com.examples.BusinessContract.java com.examples.DayView.java com.examples.DayViewFragment.java com.examples.DbHelper.java com.examples.SimpleCalendarViewActivity.java