يُعد تصميم بنية التطبيق اعتبارًا مهمًا لضمان أن تكون تطبيقاتك قوية وقابلة للاختبار وقابلة للصيانة. يوفر Android مجموعة من المكتبات والمكونات لمساعدتك في تجميع التطبيق وفقًا لأفضل الممارسات.
الأدلّة
- تعرَّف على أساسيات إنشاء تطبيق فعّال من خلال دليل بنية التطبيقات.
- تحسين تجربة المستخدم عن طريق ضبط إعدادات التنقّل في التطبيقات
- قلِّل من النصوص النموذجية وسهِّل الاحتفاظ بالرمز البرمجي باستخدام أدلة تضمين الاعتماد.
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