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“This book is a guide to help you get started down the path to creating your own iOS applications. Our goal is to get you past the initial difficulties to help you understand the way iOS applications work and how they are built.” Excerpt From: Kim Topley. “Apress.Beginning.iPhone.Development.Exploring.the.iOS8.SDK.7th.Edition.1484202007(1).epub.” iBooks.

本书讲述如何有效利用android 2的功能来改进当前产品或创建新产品。本书是使用android编写移动应用程序的实用精品指南，穿插了一系列示例项目来深入分析android的新功能和技术。大量示例和说明可引导您熟练掌握基础知识，使您不仅能使用当前android 功能编写赏心悦目的移动应用程序，还能灵活快捷地运用未来的android增强功能构建最前沿的解决方案。 　　主要内容： 　　◆ 介绍android开发平台及最佳移动开发方法 　　◆ 深入分析android应用程序组件 　　◆ 详细介绍如何创建布局和视图，生成与分辨率无关的美观用户界面 　　◆ 分析用于分享数据的意图和内容提供器 　　◆ 讲解如何创建基于地图的应用程序，以及如何使用gps等基于位置的服务 　　◆ 了解如何创建和使用后台服务、通知和警报

This book could not have been written without our mighty, kind, and clever families, friends, and cohorts. First and foremost, eternal thanks to Terry and Deneen for putting up with us, and for keeping the rest of the universe at bay while we toiled away on this book. This project saw us tucked away in our writers’ cubby for many long hours, and somehow, you didn’t complain once. We are lucky men. This book could not have been written without the fine folks at Apress. Clay Andres brought us to Apress in the first place and carried this book on his back. Dominic Shakeshaft was the gracious mastermind who dealt with all of our complaints with a smile on his face, and somehow found solutions that made sense and made this book better. Kelly Moritz, our wonderful and gracious coordinating editor, was the irresistible force to our slowly movable object. Douglas Pundick, our developmental editor, helped us with some terrific feedback along the way. They kept the book on the right track and always pointed in the right direction. Marilyn Smith and Ralph Moore, copy editors extraordinaire, you were both such a pleasure to work with! Jeffrey Pepper, Frank McGuckin, Angie MacAllister, and the Apress production team took all these pieces and somehow made them whole. Leo Cuellar and Jeff Stonefield assembled the marketing message and got it out to the world. To all the folks at Apress, thank you, thank you, thank you! A very special shout out to our incredibly talented technical reviewer, Mark Dalrymple. In addition to providing insightful feedback, Mark tested all the code in this book, and helped keep us on the straight and narrow. Thanks, Mark! Finally, thanks to our children for their patience while their dads were working so hard. This book is for you, Maddie, Gwynnie, Ian, Kai, Daniel, Kelley, and Ryan.

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经典manning 原板书。　 In mid-2006, I started a new project. Since in this case I was developing for myself, under the banner of my own company, I had the pleasure of making all the technolog- ical choices myself. Most of my previous experience had been with Struts 1, a framework that proved to me that you wouldn’t want to work without a framework, but no longer convinced me that I was working with the best option available. For my new project, I was going to choose one of the new, second-generation web application frameworks. To be honest, I can no longer recall why I chose Struts 2. I know that I also consid- ered using Spring’s MVC framework, but something made me go with Struts 2. I prob- ably chose Struts 2 because I figured it would be more widely in demand in my contract work. At any rate, the choice was not that impassioned. But once I started development, I almost couldn’t believe the power of this new framework. It’s the per- fect blend of a dedication to software engineering, which yields high levels of architec- tural componentization and flexibility, and a willingness to be influenced by the innovations of others. While many people love to compare frameworks and quibble over which is best, we think that any of the serious contenders will quickly absorb the strengths of other technologies. The Struts 2 commitment to convention over config- uration aptly demonstrates this. So I was sold on Struts 2 by the time Manning contacted me later that year to see if I was interested in teaming up with Don Brown to write a Struts 2 book for their In Action series. I was looking at a busy upcoming year, but this was, as they say, an offer I couldn’t refuse. It’s been a pleasure working with Don, but mostly it’s just nice to be able to pick his brain about the details of Struts 2. That alone is worth the price of admission.

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