Simple example of creating a service backed widget in Android.
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| Nom | vCat |
|---|---|
| Version | 1.0 |
| Mise à jour | 20 juil. 2015 |
| Taille | 319 KB |
| Catégories | Divers |
| Installations | 50k+ |
| Développeur | James Puderer |
| Android OS | Android 2.0+ |
| Google Play ID | ca.littlebox.misc.vcat |
vCat · Captures d’écran
vCat · Description
A virtual cat that lives on your home screen.
vCat example application (with source code - see below) that implements a simple widget and service.
If you ignore that cat widget, it becomes needy and meows. If you pet the cat, it purrs.
vCat is a home screen widget only and not a regular application, you will need to add it to your home screen for it to do anything.
You can find the source and tutorial here:
http://github.com/jpuderer/Tutorials
vCat example application (with source code - see below) that implements a simple widget and service.
If you ignore that cat widget, it becomes needy and meows. If you pet the cat, it purrs.
vCat is a home screen widget only and not a regular application, you will need to add it to your home screen for it to do anything.
You can find the source and tutorial here:
http://github.com/jpuderer/Tutorials
