Google has released the first stable version of Android SDK 1.5.
One very important improvement is the full support of Android 1.1.
This SDK includes multiple Android platform versions that you use to develop applications. For each version, both a fully compliant Android library and system image are provided.
The new Android SDK 1.5 has very good improvements, just look for the Release Notes
Yesterday we received the invitation for the third ‘stammtisch’ (meet-up) at the Oberholz in Berlin-Mitte, Germany.
Start will be at 19 o’clock, again, on 29th April 2009. Everybody who want to take part is welcome. Just check out the event on Xing.
Yesterday the Android-Team published an early look version of Android SDK 1.5.
The next release will include many improvements and new features. The Android SDK 1.5 Highlights are very interesting but the main point i am looking forward to is the support of multiple versions of Android in a single SDK installation. That will take development to the next level.
One important recommendation : For the moment, don’t update your development installation yet. The new Eclipse ADT version is not compatible with the SDK 1.1. The documentation is just available with the downloadable SDK package.
Using a second instance is the best way to take a look.
Did you ever want to know how to place an element below a ScrollView which will normally fill the whole screen?
This is only possible by a little trick: Using margins.
The ScrollView must have positive layout_marginBottom, and the element below the ScrollView must have negative layout_marginTop.
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