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Android 3.0 Animations: Beginner’s Guide

Bring your Android applications to life with stunning animations.

Please follow http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer and install the Adobe Flash Player.

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About this book

Cover
Page 0
Copyright
Page II
About the Author
Page III
Table of Contents
Page V
Preface
Page 1
+ Chapter 1: Animation Techniques on Android
Page 5
+ Chapter 2: Frame Animations
Page 27
+ Chapter 3: Tweens and Animators
Page 53
+ Chapter 4: Property Animations and Page Tweens
Page 79
+ Chapter 5: Creating Classes for Tween Animation
Page 103
+ Chapter 6: 3D Visual Techniques
Page 129
+ Chapter 7: 2D Graphics With Surfaces
Page 153

Written in Packt’s Beginner’s Guide series, this book takes a step-by-step approach with each chapter made up of three to five tutorials that introduce and explain different animation concepts. All concepts are explained with real-world examples that are fun to read and work with. If you are familiar with developing Android applications and want to bring your apps to life by adding smashing animations, then this book is for you. The book assumes that you are comfortable with Java development and have familiarity with creating Android Views in XML and Java. The tutorials assume that you will want to work with Eclipse, but you can work just as well with your preferred development tools.