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Published inMar 2018
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ISBN-139781788296243
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Rohin Tak
Rohin Tak
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Rohin Tak

Rohin Tak is a mobile and web development enthusiast with expertise in and several years of experience of .NET technologies. Professionally, Rohin has worked for IBM and OnMobile Global as a .NET developer and Xamarin developer respectively. Rohin is now working as a senior software engineer at LeadSquared, one of the fastest growing sales and marketing automation solutions in India. In his spare time, Rohin is mostly found trekking in the Himalayas and exploring new places around the globe.
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Jhalak Modi
Jhalak Modi
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Jhalak Modi

Jhalak Modi is a DevOps engineer with a deep interest and expertise in implementing large-scale cloud, big data, CI/CD, and automation solutions on a variety of public/private/hybrid clouds, as well as on-premises. She is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and DevOps professional with more than 10 certifications in trending technologies. She is also a public speaker at AWS events, universities, meet-ups, and corporate trainings. Currently, working with KOGENTiX, Singapore, she has previously worked with Wipro Technologies and Electromech Corporation.
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Setting up our Android Virtual Device for development

Android Emulator will enable us to test our Android application on a computer and we will not require an actual device to test.

  1. Let's click on Tools | Android | Android Emulator Manager:
  1. To make this process easier and simpler, we'll start with the existing mobile templates available for Android Emulator.
  2. Go to the Device Definitions tab shown in the following screen. Once you reach the Device Definitions screen, scroll down until you see Nexus devices in the list:
  1. Select the Nexus device of your choice and click on the Create AVD button on the right-hand side.
  1. Next, you should get a window such as the following, where you can customize your Android Emulator to your requirements:
  1. Fill in all the required details. You can refer to the preceding screenshot for help. Once you click OK, AVD Manager will create...
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Rohin Tak

Rohin Tak is a mobile and web development enthusiast with expertise in and several years of experience of .NET technologies. Professionally, Rohin has worked for IBM and OnMobile Global as a .NET developer and Xamarin developer respectively. Rohin is now working as a senior software engineer at LeadSquared, one of the fastest growing sales and marketing automation solutions in India. In his spare time, Rohin is mostly found trekking in the Himalayas and exploring new places around the globe.
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Jhalak Modi

Jhalak Modi is a DevOps engineer with a deep interest and expertise in implementing large-scale cloud, big data, CI/CD, and automation solutions on a variety of public/private/hybrid clouds, as well as on-premises. She is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and DevOps professional with more than 10 certifications in trending technologies. She is also a public speaker at AWS events, universities, meet-ups, and corporate trainings. Currently, working with KOGENTiX, Singapore, she has previously worked with Wipro Technologies and Electromech Corporation.
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