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Improve this questionI read carefully the good UI practice from the Google Dev Blog; http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/05/twitter-for-android-closer-look-at.html
and I found that they are right and twitter is an application that I really love for its User Friendly Interface ( like the Google IO app too)
As I spend most of my time developping the interface of my application, I found that a waste of time and the results are quite bad. I think that a lot of dev's like me have maybe a lack of photoshop skills and "ergonomy" ( does this word exist in english?).
I have read also on Twitter Blog that the application would be Open source: http://blog.twitter.com/2010/04/twitter-for-android-robots-like-to.html
But I havn't heard about any code release.
As there are to many things to care, regarding to the Google dev blog, I would like to know if there is an open source application that could learn me how to use all these pattern ( search bar, moving bitmaps, QuickActions, etc.)
I know that the answer to my question is not a simple line of code, but maybe an open source project or reference application to learn how to do the UI tricks as simple as they开发者_如何转开发 are on the Twitter app.
Thank a lot for any guide/blog/code sample.
But I havn't heard about any code release.
The Twitter application has not been released as of the time of this writing.
I would like to know if there is an open source application that could learn me how to use all these pattern ( search bar, moving bitmaps, QuickActions, etc.)
The Google I|O 2010 app is open source. How closely that app's implementation of the UI concepts meets the Twitter app's implementation of the same is unknown.
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