Don't ask me why the title is so long, or why not make it shorter. I think you are... Although the code is written, there are still quite a lot of follow-up operations for the release, as the title says. The content covered in this section, in order, is...
1. Some BB To my shame, more than a year has passed since the previous post on DrySister. During this time, quite a few friends have privately messaged me saying it was well written and asking when the update would come. I basically replied...
1. Some BB In the previous section, we wrote an asynchronous image loading and caching framework for DrySister — SisterLoader (Girl Loader). It successfully cached images loaded from the network to disk and memory. When...
1. Some BB In the previous section, we changed the data source of the girl images from local to parsing the API data provided by Gank. In this section, we want to optimize this image loading class, such as adding support for displaying local images...
1. Some BB In the previous section, we set up the simple project and hosted the repository on Github. After analysis, we think it is necessary to optimize the following two points: 1. Hard-coded URL ->...
(This section is very simple, just to maintain continuity. If you are not a complete beginner, it is recommended to skip!) 1. Some rambling: The beginner tutorial was finished in November last year, and it has been about nine months since then, ...
Preface: The catalog of "2015 Latest Android Basic Tutorial" finally came to a close today. The entire tutorial has 148 sections, and the table of contents is attached. Regarding the origin of the tutorial, the author...
Introduction: I started writing this tutorial at the end of June, and it took nearly five months. Today it is finally completed. The main body of the tutorial is 148 articles in ten chapters, from basic UI controls to the four major components, Inte...
Introduction to this section: When it comes to the term GPS, I believe everyone is familiar with it. It's the GPS global positioning technology. Well, in Android, the positioning methods generally include these four: GPS positioning, WIFI positioning, cell tower positioning...
Introduction to this section: At the end of the previous section, it was mentioned that the author hasn't played much with the sensor part, so this section will briefly introduce the remaining few commonly used sensors one by one as a popular science. We can go into detail when we use them later...