With the fast paced development of
Android, it has become imperative to keep in consideration the
performance of an application. The application which is error free
can only function well. To ensure that Android developers can test
their application before it is launched, Android Software Development
Kit or SDK offers a number of tools for debugging the top notch
applications. It can easily help recognize performance problems in
Android applications.
Android
apps are made for laptops and portable devices including smart
phones. However they have limitations when coming to loading and
storage. This enforces Android apps developers to develop
applications that lay emphasis on reliability and effectiveness.
There are many parameters on which the performance of an application
is measured. One of most well known measures of apps performance is
the battery life. If the application you have developed is not
powerful or impactful then battery life of your Android mobile will
get shortened easily. Hence, it is strongly recommended that you
should optimize the performance of your application to ensure better
battery life.
You can optimize the performance of
your android application by avoiding other things that are not
required for your application. Many amateur Android developers
usually do not consider these things related to the application and
in the end they have an application that is not so good. You should
not create something only because you have to create something. Your
application idea should be something unique and meaningful. Whenever
Android application development is done just to build an application
then the end result is disastrous and may not be able to impact any
users.
Android
apps developers should bear in mind that when they are using C /
C++ it is a good idea to use some setter or getter methods as
directly using the fields may invite some restrictions on accessing
the application. However, when it comes to Android it is not good to
call virtual methods within the class. Instead you should ensure that
you use the virtual method calls to the public and not the class.
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