Summary
At this point in our journey through the Android API, it is worth taking stock of what we know. We can lay out our own UI designs and choose from a fairly wide and diverse range of widgets to allow the user to interact. We can create multiple screens, as well as pop-up dialogs, and we can capture comprehensive user data. Furthermore, we can now make this data persist.
Certainly, there is still a lot more to the Android API to learn, even beyond what this book will teach you, but the point is we know enough now to plan and implement a working app. You could just skip to Chapter 29, Publishing Apps, and publish.
If you have the urge to start your own project right away, then my advice is to go ahead and do it. Don't wait until you consider ...
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