Thursday, May 5, 2011

Referencing an Android Library project from android application

After releasing my application, I received a few emails from people who downloaded it. It feels good to know that someone finds my application useful. I am not the only one, apparently. What is funny, is that I received a few suggestions on how to improve Reverse CheckList, and the things suggested were actually already on my list of things I wanted the app to do.

1: Add an activity for managing item categories. I should have done that a long time ago, but I wanted to release first, and then add features.

2. Make the category list user-orderable. User defined sort order for categories was actually one of the things that my users requested.

So this is the next thing I am going to be working on.

Of course, commonsguy is helpful as usual. It turns out he actually wrote a list that is user orderable. You can drag and drop items and reorder them however you like.

So tonight I am integrating commonsguy's list into my application.

And here is how to do that: http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/projects/projects-eclipse.html

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