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Android Client Store: This part will be made of
- The store UI screens
* Store Home page which will include a search form and buttons driving to:
\[X\]
* Catalog categories page;
* Products list page - (This page should will show up after a category has been selected, or after a product search submission);
Items will be displayed in a listView using a simpleAdaptor to re-arrange the item's attribute that are to be displayed. Items quantity can be typed in from the list.
* Product details page: displays all possible details about the product;
* Shopping cart page: Displays selected items, and the total.
\[/X\]
and
\* Preferences page;
I intend to assemble \[X/\] pages under a same TabActivity, for a practical switch between them. Any other proposal surely will be welcomed and discussed. * Store Home page which will include a search form and buttons driving to: Wiki Markup
[X]
* Catalog categories page;
* Products list page - (This page should will show up after a category has been selected, or after a product search submission);
Items will be displayed in a listView using a simpleAdaptor to re-arrange the item's attribute that are to be displayed. Items quantity can be typed in from the list.
* Product details page: displays all possible details about the product;
* Shopping cart page: Displays selected items, and the total.
[/X]
and
* Preferences page;
I intend to assemble [X/] pages under a same TabActivity, for a practical switch between them. Any other proposal surely will be welcomed and discussed.
UI prototype proposal adapted to the current version of the store catalog items attributes (Name - price) below.
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- Android Debug Bridge, Development Tools and Emulator.
- I'll be developing under Windows Vista, and Ubuntu alternatively.
- IDE: Eclipse. Of course, if the Apache Tuscany Project uses some other tools, i'll be pleased to use them.
About Me
Birth Date: 22 Juin 1987
Home Country: Benin Benin Republic
Country of residence: France
School: National School of Applied Sciences - Agadir / Morocco Kingdom.
Technical skills: C, C++, C#, VB.net, Java, Batch, Shell scripting, HTML, CSS, XML/XSD/XSL/XPATH/DTD, Javascript, ASP, PHP, JSP.
Relational skills: Dynamism, Motivation, Ability to work as a team member, Good sense of creativity imagination and share knowledge, Curiosity.
Time dedication: Roughly 30-35 hours per week.