Programming Business Applications for the Android Tablet

Not only have tablet computing devices captured a wide swath of the consumer electronics market, they are finding a warm welcome in many businesses, where portability, connectivity, and usability are key assets. As the Android tablet's presence expands, businesses are hungry for applications that address their needs and problems. In PROGRAMMING BUSINESS APPLICATIONS FOR THE ANDROID TABLET, James C. Sheusi provides a quick start for prototyping applications on the mobile platform for the business applications programmer--focusing on such common business uses as database management, web-based user interfaces, and graphic representation of data. With step-by-step instruction and plenty of examples, the book includes: a guide to installing and configuring an Android development environment--and an Android device emulator--on your personal computer, all the code necessary to create several simple applications demonstrating the capabilities of an Android mobile device, full explanations of the methodologies used in the examples, a guide to publishing an Android mobile application, and exercises and recommendations for further study. PROGRAMMING BUSINESS APPLICATIONS FOR THE ANDROID TABLET is the perfect guide for learning a real-world marketable skill developing for the Android tablet.

James C. Sheusi copyrighted and sold his first application for the real estate sales industry in 1984 and has developed applications for small businesses for more than 25 years. He is an associate professor and currently chair of the Department of Computer and Information Science in the School of Technology at Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. He is the author of another book, Android Application Development for Java Programmers. He resides with his wife in Bristol, Rhode Island.