Sherlock Sliding Menu Implementation Example is an example app, which shows how to do implementation of an Android library SlidingMenu developed by tutorialsee. It has two different aproaches. First one demonstrates left side sliding out menu with a list fragment, as a content, filled with data loaded from XML file. Second one demonstrates left side sliding out menu with a list fragment, as a content, filled with data loaded from a class.

Android has different navigation options available to navigate between views in an android application. Navigation drawer is the the one of the best option out of them. In this tutorial I’ll try to demonstrate how implement a navigation drawer according to your customizations. If look at the navigation drawer sample application at developer.android.com website, you can see it is a listview used to navigate through different fragments. As you can see in the below screenshot it simply list down the names of different planets and when we click on a single item it will close the navigation drawer and it will load an image of that planet.

Sliding menus is similar to web applications sliding widgets mostly sees on websites at left or right side containing Facebook page like box, Google plus like box, share page widgets. But my in this tutorial i am creating sliding menus simple with smooth slide effect to show android applications most used menus on slide in slide out function. So here is the complete step by step tutorial for Android sliding horizontal menu using drawer tutorial example.

In most of the android applications like Facebook , Google plus ,you tube, amazon kindle , true caller .. etc you have seen a side menu which appears on click of an icon on top left corner or by dragging on to the screen from left to right , so here in this tutorial we shall see how to create the sliding menu for you android application . For More Brief on design visit developer site Navigation Drawer . In this tutorial we will see an example in which i have added three items for listview , onclick of any particular item of the list , the corresponding content will be displayed . Below is the diagrammatic representation .

Integrating Google+ in your android app, you can create a simple authentication process where user can directly login to your app using their Google+ credentials. We can also fetch various user information such as user email, name, profile info etc. through this process. Other than authentication process, we can use google+ integration for fetching friend list, sharing content from G+ and posting purposes also. Google maintains an interesting symbiotic relationship with its users, especially users who generate content (UGC) that Google makes use of. Some of that content is just indexed by Google (Search, Maps).

I wanted to create a nice search box with autocomplete results dropdown in the ActionBar. I could have used the SearchView widget but I didn't want to create a searchable activity and all the necessary overhead. Instead I used a more lightweight approach with AutoCompleteTextView. I'll explain here the steps needed to be done in order to make it work.

Sometimes we want from our application, to provide suggestions to the user, when he/she types in an editable text field. We can do that via AutoCompleteTextView, that gives suggestions automatically and display them to a drop down menu, from which the user can choose a preferred item. Moreover, Android give us the opportunity to input multiple items than only one, in the editable text field by using MultiAutoCompleteTextView class. Through this example, the user is allowed to ender one and/or multiple items in an edit text, where suggestions automatically are displayed on the screen.

In this tutorial we will explain how to work with Android Toast with example. The example below demonstrates the usages of simple and customized toast in Android.
1. Toast is a solution for android developer when required to notify user about an operation without expecting any user input.
2.This provides a small popup that displays for a small period and fades out automatically after timeout. Sometimes developers use this for debugging.
3. For example, some of the app shows “Press back once to Exit” message when pressed back button in home page. Another real-time example is Gmail app, It shows a Toast, when a mail message is saved to draft.

This Android tutorial is to help create tab layout with swipe views in an Android application. Swipe views in a tab layout are for convenience for the user. Swipe adds a real world feel to the tabs. In a previous tutorial we saw about creating a tab layout in an Android application. In an another tutorial we saw about creating swipe views in Android. Now all we are going to do is combine the both and create a simple app that has tabs and swipe able views.

Progress bars are used to show progress of a task. For example, when you are uploading or downloading something from the internet, it is better to show the progress of download/upload to the user.