6 Effective and Golden Rules for Android Application Development

Posted by Michel Kein
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Tech Innovation
Jan 4, 2016
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While developing Android applications one must take special care to measure its effectiveness and performance. An application is said to be working best if there are no bugs and errors. Android developers use various debugging tools and mediums to check the performance of the app before releasing it in the market. These debugging tools are provided by the Android SDK and are highly efficient in detecting errors in the app.

A very common example to best explain the problem can be that if a particular Android mobile app is not optimized it can reduce the battery life of the smartphone easily. Hence, programmers engaged in the android application development has to specially optimise the app before releasing it to make sure it works properly and does not eat up the phone’s battery life.

Here are 6 Golden Rules for an Effective Android Mobile App Development –

  • The first golden rule is to make sure that the Android mobile app is highly optimized. Developers with less practical experience often do not know this aspect and ends up creating lousy applications.

  • Any good Android app development company will give stress on the fact that they are not creating apps just for the sake of creating it. An app carefully conceptualized and developed with a meaning can only attract users.

  • It is recommended not to use virtual methods of calling codes while using C or C++ language when developing an app as it puts constraints to the accessing of the app. For an Android mobile application is it always best to use virtual calling methods to the public and not in the class.

  • Programmes prefer using integers than floats. Although there are no major differences in using integers or floats, it is considered that floats take up double storage space if compared with integers. The main intention of Android app development company India is to provide the world optimised low sized applications so it does not take up the entire storage space of your phone.

  • Special care is taken by developers to create the layout or design of the mobile app. Android SDK provides test Relative Layouts or Grids as a basis to create simple layout schemes which can easily be understood by the user.

  • Some miscellaneous acts like creating a database index for calling queries, using native methods and using precompiled SQL functions can further help create a powerful mobile app in Android.


Hence, these important small guidelines will help every Mobile app developer to create optimised effective mobile applications.

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