The Take Home Application is an Android application using Java, CouchDB and JSON. The goal of the project is to mimic BeLL Apps on a mobile scale to allow users to use an Android device to interact with MyBeLL.
In here you will find step by step guides to getting the Take Home Application up and running in Android Studio. You will also learn how to build deployment environments to test your code. There are two places where you can try out your code: Android Device Emulator and Real Android Device. We prefer to test our code on real android device because it is the same environment as our end user. You can figure out how your app performs when there is no internet connection or other circumstances that Android Device Emulator is not supported (read more here). Once you are setup, please read the Take Home Documentation so you can understand the flow of the application.
In this guide you will find day-to-day things you should be doing/considering every time you commit some time to your internship as a mobile intern.
You will be using Android Studio to develop the Take Home Application. Within this guide, you will learn what is needed to get Android Studio installed and the application up and running.
One of the deployment environments you will be testing on is an actually Android device. These steps will guide you to getting the Take Home Applicaiton running on an actually Android Device.
The second deployment environment that you are going to be working in is Android Studio's Android device emulator. These steps will guide you to get the emulator up and running.
This is a detailed documentation of the Take Home Application. In here you will find detailed summaries of the java class files and methods used with in the application to help you understand and contribute to the Take Home Application.