Difference between get and post request?

Get request is designed to fetch (read) contents  from the server and the Post request is designed to submit (save or update) contents on the server. This perspective of receiving and giving provides the base for understanding all their differences. Difference between get and post request: In get request, data are sent as part of the […]
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what is the difference b/w static & dynamic website?

In the current information age, web sites have become an important tools in the hands of governments, business organizations and individuals to reach out to their target audiences beyond geographical boundaries. In a simple, technical jargon free and easy to understand way: A web site is a collection of web pages which are stored on […]
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How a Servlet is defined?

A servlet class can be defined by directly implementing the Servlet interface or by extending a helper class javax.servlet.GenericServlet provided by servlet API. It is an abstract class, which implements Servlet interface and defines all its methods except service() i.e. In its sub class, an application programmer need to define only the service method. Following […]
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Servlet life cycle

Servlet life cycle describes how and when a servlet object is created and initialzed, how it processes requests and how and when it is destroyed by the server. Servlet life cycle is defined by javax.servlet.Servlet interface. Life cycle methods of Servlet interface: init(): This method is invoked by the web server only once, just after […]
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What is Servlet?

The term Servlet has two different meaning in two different contexts. In the broader context, it represents an API of dynamic web application development and in the narrow context, it represent a Java class which is defined using this API for processing requests in a web application. As API, Servlet contains interfaces and classes which […]
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What is a cookie and why is it needed?

What is a cookie? A cookie is a token which is generated by the server or a servlet and is sent as part of the response to be received back from the client as part of the subsequent requests. This token contains some information of the client in the form of key-value pair. What is […]

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Summer training in Android

Android is an open platform for developing mobile and tablet applications in java. It consist of O/S (a flavor of linux), a run time environment for executing applications and an API for developing applications. The API (set of classes and interfaces) is developed in java hence Java is a prerequisite for android development.

With technological advancement (both software and hardware) in the last 5 to 6 years, mobiles have become computing powerhouses and supports multitude of applications.  Per day thousands of new applications are being developed world over for smart phones and Android is leading the pack.

In the time to come, Android will be supported by other platforms such as TV, Web, Still & Video Cameras and many more. The adoption of Android world over by all leading mobile and other electronic device manufacturers bode well for its future. Android has catapulted Samsung to the number one slot of smart phone developer world over. In future, there is going to be a great demand for android professionals.

Learning android is easy for Java as well as .Net developers. It provides a very powerful and easy to learn API in Java which can be learned in just two months. Being a short course, it is ideally suited for summer training.

All engineering students who have knowledge of core java can opt Android as a career option by completing summer training in Android.

We at Tech Mentro provide, Summer Training in Android covering the core as well as advance part in detail. All applications are tested and deployed on actual devices in addition to simulator. After the completion of the training, students can develop sophisticated applications for real devices as their projects.