#!/bin/bash
basedir=$(cd "$(dirname "$0")";pwd)
cd $basedir
markets="dev androiMarket gfan anzhi"
for market in $markets
do
echo packaging wardrobe_1.1.1_$market.apk ...
sed -i '' "s/\(android:value=\)\"\(.*\)\"\( android:name=\"UMENG_CHANNEL\"\)/\1\"$market\"\3/g" AndroidManifest.xml
ant -Dapk-name=wardrobe -Dapk-version=1.1.120121120 -Dapk-market=$market
done
Android uses a concept called content providers for abstracting data into services. This
idea of content providers makes data sources look like REST-enabled data providers,
such as web sites. In that sense, a content provider is a wrapper around data. A SQLite
database on an Android device is an example of a data source that you can encapsulate
into a content provider
http://code.google.com/p/iosched/
Download the Google I/O 2012 app
Google I/O is a developer conference held each year with two days of deep technical content featuring technical sessions and hundreds of demonstrations from developers showcasing their technologies.
This project is the Android app for the conference. The app supports devices running Android 2.2+, and is optimized for phones and tablets of all shapes and sizes.
With the app, users can:
View the conference agenda and edit your personal schedule
View detailed session, code lab, and speaker information, including speaker bios, photos, and Google+ profiles
+1 sessions right from the app
Participate in public #io12 conversations on Google+
Guide yourself using the conference map
Get a reminder a few minutes before sessions in your schedule are due to start
View information about companies in the Developer Sandbox
Keep up with announcements from the I/O team during the conference
View your schedule on your Android 3.0+ device's home screen using an app widget
Play "I/O Live" session video streams on your Android 3.0+ and Google TV devices
Automatically sync sessions in your schedule to your Android 4.0 device's calendar
Beam session details from your Android 4.0, NFC-enabled device to another using Android Beam