Instant Spring for Android Starter

Packt Instant Starter: get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks.This is a Starter which gives you an introduction to Spring for Android with plenty of well-explained practical code examples.If you are an Android developer who wants to learn about RESTful web services and OAuth authentication and authorization, and you also want to know how to speed up your development involving those architectures using Spring for Android abstractions, then this book is for you.But core Java developers are not forgotten, thanks to the explanations on how to set up Eclipse and Maven for Android development (very basic knowledge regarding Android UI design is required to understand the examples; the right pointers to ramp up on this topic are provided though).

Anthony Dahanne

Anthony Dahanne is a Java software developer since 2005. His favorite topics include Android, Continuous Integration, Web Services, and of course, core Java development.

During his spare time, he enjoys hacking on some open source Android app (G2Android, ReGalAndroid, and so on). He also contributes from time to time to build/IDE plugins usually involving Maven and Eclipse.

You can meet him at one of many Java related user groups that gather in Montréal (Android Montréal, Montréal JUG, Big Data Montréal, and so on).

Working at Terracotta, he's currently implementing the REST management interface for EhCache.