Where your namespace should be substituted for ( com.lightcone in my case) and is the path to the directory where you will store this Android Studio Project ( /home/guidry/StudioProjects/ in my case).Ī project WebViewDemo should now appear in the left panel (project panel) of the Android Studio interface, as in the figure below. MainActivity (check the Generate Layout File box) So let's get started!Įither choose Start a new Android Studio project from the Android Studio homepage, or from the Android Studio interface choose File > New > New Project.įill out the fields in the resulting screens as follows,
In short, when we finish this project we will have already touched on many basics ofĪndroid development.
Use and control objects of the WebView class.Leverage Android lifecycle management for multitasking.Add new Java and XML files to a project.Add a click listener and associated event handling to the interface.Define string and color resources in external files.Use Android Studio to debug and correct errors.In this one example we shall gain experience in how to This is more advanced than our first simple project because now we must manage more than one button on the screen, and because in the Simple First App project we displayed a webpage using the default web browser built into the system, but in this project we shall display the content of web addresses in a basic browser that we shall create and manage ourselves programatically using the Android WebView class.Īlthough all of these steps are fairly rudimentary, completing them will already teach us a lot about how to build Android applications. We shall put two buttons on the screen, and then have the buttons load particular web addresses into new screens when they are pressed. Let's now build a somewhat more sophisticated Android project. In A Simple First App we created our first simple app.
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