This Android application is used to listen to the podcast "Analyse des Geeks". This is a bi-weekly french-canadian podcast on technology in general. See analysedesgeeks.com
Someone did an app for this podcast on iOS and so of course I had to one for Android. :)
Note that there are already a bunch of podcast application on the Android Market that does the job a lot better. Doggcatcher is a favorite of mine.
I took this as an opportunity to learn about the integration of ICS, ActionBarSherlock and Roboguice. I hope this will help the community.
This project currently is really bleeding edge: it uses ActionBarSherlock v4 beta 5 and Roboguice 2.0 b3 .
This project was written using Eclipse. You should be able to import this project into Eclipse, compile it and deploy it on a device using the IDE. You do need to include the ActionBarSherlock library project first. See the ActionBarSherlock web site for move information. The other libraries are added normally in Eclipse using the build path.
Building a release package Maven and the Android Maven Plugin is used to create a release version of the application. You need maven 3.0.3 or better.
To compile the apk do:
To deploy a production release APK to a device, do:
mvn clean install android:deploy -Dsign.keystore=adg.keystore -Dsign.alias=adg -Dsign.keypass=keypassword -Dsign.storepass=storepass
This will compile the code, sign it and deploying it to a device. Note that you need to have a keystore name "adg.keystore" in the project folder. For more information about signing using a keystore see Signing in Release Mode
This app is mostly complete right now. The maven code could have proguard enabled. But it's disabled for now because of a bug .
Copyright (c) 2012 Thierry-Dimitri Roy
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0