I've been taking a series of classes on Android development at the University of Washington. You may have seen a previous post from my first project (Library Hold-Wait).
Compared to the last project, I spend much more time developing this project than the last. It's a day after my presentation, and I'm completely exhausted. Luckily I have a couple weeks before I start taking the 3rd and final course of the series.
I've included the video of the presentation, and some additional screenshots and slides below. The app was developed for class, but I hope to get a variant of it up on the Google Play store at some point. At the very least it can be a good resume-builder.
Notes:
- The app has some features that were required for class: an RSS reader, links to other services, both a Map in a webview and a Map using Google Maps APIv2
- I have had a version of this idea for a few years now; so it wasn't too much of a stretch to adjust it further to fit with the requirements of the class
Screenshots:
 Landing Activity Fairly standard screen |
 Assessment section Choose which behaviors your child is displaying |
 Results of the Assessment Always consider talking to a doctor |
 More Information Section Extra information |
Slides:
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