Video tutorial - Creating a simple library

[Erel]

I've uploaded a video tutorial to YouTube which explains the steps required for building a library with Eclipse: Basic4android Tutorial - Creating a library - YouTube

The doclet tool and more information are available here: http://www.basic4ppc.com/forum/libra...c4android.html

One step is missing from the video by mistake. Exporting the project as Jar file from eclipse.
It is done by right clicking on the project - Export:



You should then choose jar and the default options should be good.

[Erel]

As this is the first video tutorial, I would be happy to hear your feedback.

[clx]

Very helpful, thanks Erel.

[NJDude]

Very nice!.

If I may, first, try to get the sound a little louder and maybe normalizing it to keep the same volume level and second, using this example, a more detailed explanation about what you're doing, I know is a simple multiply function but it would be helpful to know what are you doing, that would help beginners to get a better grasp.

Video tutorials are always good even if they are simple as this one.

Very good, thanks.

[stevel05]

Very good Erel, great initiative. I think it's great that you encourage this open approach. I can see a surge in new libraries from users.

[Asmoro]

Hi Erel,

Cool to have video tuts, another big reason to stick and enjoy with your program.
And a big boost for beginners as well like me.

Hopefully more will come in the future as a standard.

grtz.
Asmoro

[Tom Christman]

Even I understood the tutorial.......very enlightening!

[Gigatron]

Thank you Erel

This is very very easy than how to create library article.

Waiting the next video ...

[Erel]

Thank you for releasing your first library

[tremara1]

I have not programmed in java but I watched the video and thought I would get eclipse and give it a crack. I dont think any of you have any reason to fear I might become expert but I was able to get a silly "hello world" lib up and running first go. I dont know what I can apply it to but at least I am beginning to understand what is behind all the great stuff you guys put out there for us. Thanks.