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Pearls Before Swine Android viewer

chuacw

Tue, 28 Apr 2009 @ 12:19 AM

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Using most of the techniques I've learnt and published previously on this blog, I've written a Pearls Before Swine Android application.

Here's how the prototype looks like.

The flip button uses the GetRequestedOrientation and call to getResources().getConfiguration().orientation blogged previously. I have no idea the limits of this application, but I have downloaded nearly 1000 Pearls Before Swine comics using the app's Index button. Using advanced scrolling techniques, the application is able to scroll in both directions, and when Previous or Next is clicked, it resets the view so that the view is again at the left of the comic.

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