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USC Gamecock Central Android App Team Project

A dedicated team of University of South Carolina members developed an Android application focusing on Java and Google APIs. Learn their tech choices, successes, challenges faced, and insightful lessons learned.

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USC Gamecock Central Android App Team Project

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  1. Gamecock Central University of South Carolina Android Application

  2. Team Members • Chris Breece • Michael Becker • Guillermo Zuniga • Wayne Lemasters • Nicholas Kain

  3. Technologies Used • Java • Android SDK • Google APIs • Subclipse (switched from TortoiseSVN) Why? • Wanted to develop a smart phone application • We all knew Java (opposed to Objective-C) • Used the Google APIs because they provided implementations for google maps

  4. Technologies Used What Worked? • Android + Google API What Did Not Work? • Tortoise SVN did not work as well so switched to using Subclipse. • Android 2.1 API does not include implementation for mail to links (Implemented in Android 2.2)

  5. Lessons Learned & What To Change • Not to use TortoiseSVN • Keep computers on one operating system • Make more classes to grab information easier

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