January 31
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Success! Thanks to Joe, I was able to figure out the problem I was having
- I was forgetting to look into the Setttings on the Xoom and checking
"Allow USB Debugging". Silly me...what a headache. Now that I was able to
get that done, though, I was able to finish a Hello, World! I found on the
Android Developer website:
Lookit! So pretty! I feel so successful! Sorta. I'm gonna try and keep working
on a simple User Interface this weekend so I can actually get something for
my project down.
Goals for the week:
- Find a more reliable phone/tablet that I can work on - Chris' phone isn't
going to work for the whole semester. (Done!)
- Create scope and finalize what I can on the website. (Done!)
- Try and get a simple UI working so that I can figure out how I'd eventually
like it to look and understand more about Android (WIP - I got stuck with
the Xoom, but after figuring it out, I was able to get a Hello, World going!
January 28
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Didn't get any farther working with Android, but I got a lot done today anyway.
I uploaded my website and spent 10 minutes trying to figure out why it looked
so terrible before realizing I was running it off the C:// drive
instead of compsci02... Continued work on my scope, and saw Pankratz today -
he gave me a Motorola Xoom tablet to start working with. I spent the rest of
the day struggling to download Eclipse onto my computer (I worked on Chris'
yesterday) and then downloading the Xoom driver, so I could start working with
it. It didn't work, and I'm pulling my hair out.
Goals for the week:
- Find a more reliable phone/tablet that I can work on - Chris' phone isn't
going to work for the whole semester. (WIP - Hopefully I can get the Xoom
to work.)
- Create scope and finalize what I can on the website. (WIP - pretty much
done with the website, but I still need to work on the scope.)
- Try and get a simple UI working so that I can figure out how I'd eventually
like it to look and understand more about Android
January 27
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Started a little a testing with Eclipse and Chris' Galaxy Nexxus.
I was following a tutorial on the Android website, as I've never before
worked with android. I didn't get very far - it took awhile to figure
out what everything was referring to, but I was eventually able to make
a simple Hello, World with a text box and button. (As I write this, it
doesn't seem like that much...) I'm in the process of trying to raise an
event when the button is pressed. I do like how similar it is to C# and
I think things will start going smoother as I start writing more in Java.
(XML is new to me, too.)
Goals for the week:
- Find a more reliable phone/tablet that I can work on - Chris' phone isn't
going to work for the whole semester
- Create scope and finalize what I can on the website
- Try and get a simple UI working so that I can figure out how I'd eventually
like it to look and understand more about Android