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Title: Saving Data on Android Ray Wenderlich
Author: Jennifer Bailey, Aldo Olivares Dominguez & Dean Djermanović
Publisher: Razeware LLC
Language: English
Subject: Swift / Computers & Technology / Programming / Apple Programming
No. of pages: 290
Format: PDF, EPUB, Source Code
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Managing persistence is one of the main features that every mobile environment
should provide, and Android is no different. In this chapter, you'll learn, through
practical examples, how to use the API that Android SDK provides to persist data.
You'll learn when and how to manage persistence depending on the type and
quantity of data.
• Chapter 1: Using Files: Android contains most of the API of Java and so the abstractions into the java.io package which allow you to deal with Files. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create, write, update and delete data into files. Here you'll have the opportunity to manage security using encryption and permissions.
• Chapter 2: Using SharedPreferences: SharedPreferences are useful if you need to persist a small quantity of data like texts or a set of values of primitive types. In this chapter, you'll learn how to persist and recover a small quantity of data.
• Chapter 3: SQLite Database: Android also provides SQLite as a small and powerful DataBase Management System. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create a DB with SQLite and how to execute queries. You'll also learn how to manage the lifecycle of a DB from the creation to the upgrade or downgrade of versions.
• Chapter 4: Content Provider: Android also provides an abstraction on top of a DB SQLite or memory, that allows different applications to communicate and share information safely and securely. You can do this using ContentProvide which is one standard component of Android. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create a ContentProvider and how to use it to make applications to communicate.
• Chapter 1: Using Files: Android contains most of the API of Java and so the abstractions into the java.io package which allow you to deal with Files. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create, write, update and delete data into files. Here you'll have the opportunity to manage security using encryption and permissions.
• Chapter 2: Using SharedPreferences: SharedPreferences are useful if you need to persist a small quantity of data like texts or a set of values of primitive types. In this chapter, you'll learn how to persist and recover a small quantity of data.
• Chapter 3: SQLite Database: Android also provides SQLite as a small and powerful DataBase Management System. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create a DB with SQLite and how to execute queries. You'll also learn how to manage the lifecycle of a DB from the creation to the upgrade or downgrade of versions.
• Chapter 4: Content Provider: Android also provides an abstraction on top of a DB SQLite or memory, that allows different applications to communicate and share information safely and securely. You can do this using ContentProvide which is one standard component of Android. In this chapter, you'll learn how to create a ContentProvider and how to use it to make applications to communicate.
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