Recently, I have been taking time to learn Android system development. I am also quite interested in learning Android. When I first started learning, I tried to find a few project source codes on the Internet to study. The following lists the Android project source codes I found. I hope it will be helpful for those who are currently or preparing to learn Android system development! 1. Sample projects provided by the Android team If you don’t start by learning the sample codes provided in the Android SDK, there may be no better way to master the development on the Android framework. The core development team of Android provides 15 excellent sample projects, including games, image processing, time display, start menu shortcuts, etc. 2. Remote Droid RemoteDroid is an Android application that allows users to use their own wireless network to use wireless keyboards and touch screens to operate their phones. This project provides developers with good examples such as network connection and touch screen finger movement. 3. TorProxy and Shadow The TorProxy application implements Android mobile radio telex communication (TOR). When used with the Shadow application, you can use your mobile phone to surf the Internet anonymously. From the source code of this project, you can master methods such as socket connection and cookie management. 4. Android SMSPopup SMSPopup can intercept SMS content and display it in a bubble-shaped window. From this project, you can learn how to use the built-in SMS interface. 5. Standup Timer The Standup Timer application is used to control the time of the standup meeting. It is similar to a stopwatch countdown. It can remind everyone that the speaking time is up, so as to ensure that each participant uses the same time. From the code of this project, you can learn how to use the time function. In addition, the code of this project adopts the design idea of strictly separating the view view and the model model. 6. Foursquare is a client application of Foursquare.com. The application is mainly divided into two modules: API (com.joelapenna.foursquare) and interface front-end (com.joelapenna.foursquared). From the code of this project, you can learn how to synchronize, multithread, HTTP connection and other technologies. 7. Pedometer The Pedometer application is used to record the number of steps you walk every day. Although the record may not be accurate, from this project, you can learn several different technologies: accelerator interaction, voice update, background running service, etc. 8. OpenSudoku-android OpenSudoku is a simple Sudoku game. From the code, you can learn how to display table data in the view and how to interact with a website. 9. ConnectBot ConnectBot is a client-side secure shell application for the Android platform. From the project code, you can learn a lot about Android security, which are security issues that you often need to consider when developing applications. 10. WordPress Android App Of course, we can’t forget to mention the WordPress Android app at the end. This is a project provided by the official WordPress development team. From the code, you can learn about XMLRPC calls (of course there are more excellent content).
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