I don't know what the iPhone implementation looks like, but it's easy
to slide views on and off the screen in Android. You use a
SimpleOnGestureListener to detect a fling to the left or right and
then have a ViewSwitcher animate switching to a different view.
There's no reason you couldn't put the
Umm... You can do all sorts of sliding views on your tabs in Android.
It's not easy to do, but it is certainly possible.
On Dec 2, 9:58 am, android-coder wrote:
> I absolutely disagree with you. The implementation of tabs is
> terrible in Android. On the iPhone, you can have a complex interface
I absolutely disagree with you. The implementation of tabs is
terrible in Android. On the iPhone, you can have a complex interface,
where each tab can the have a number of different sliding views.
I am unaware of a possibility of doing this with Android, so you're
limited to about 5 pages for yo
I'm not opposed to using better ideas when I find them. And I'm also
not advocating reinventing the wheel. Nice straw men you have there.
If your UI requires tabs, the Android platform has an excellent set of
classes for doing so.
What I am opposed to is trying to turn Android into an iPhone
imita
That is a horrible attitude though it does, maybe, explain why so many
market applications are of such poor quality.
There is no doubting that the iphone UI and usability standards are
leagues above the barely existent android guidelines. Why turn your
back on something that is so undeniably succe
On Dec 1, 11:40 am, Dilli wrote:
> i want to develop application which UI should look like ( iphone
> view )
> currently i am using Tab view but i want my application view should
> be like iphone tab view
>
> suggest me how can i do it ??
If you want your app to use the iPhone UI, switch to iP
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