1. Create a new Android Application Project.
2. The main screen should state the name of the person who owns the phone.
3. The recipe application should have a tile or visual shortcut placed in the application list.
4. The application should have a splash screen that serves as an appropriate graphical advertisement for the application.
5. The application should use an appropriate template design and application icon image.
6. Once opened, the main page of the application should use the page name of Healthy Life and a normal full-screen layout using a 2-column grid control in the Content Panel with 4 buttons in the right column and 4 corresponding images in the left column of the grid control. The text of the four buttons should read: Bread, Fruits, Vegetables, and Soup, respectively. Note: In Phase 5, the buttons will be linked to the corresponding recipe category in a local database.
7. Create a second page with a data entry form and the following fields: recipename, category, ingredients, and instructions.
8. Make the Category field a dropdown box that contains the recipe categories listed
9. Create Add and Delete buttons.
10. Create the database necessary to store the information associated with the data entry form.
11. Modify the application code to support addition and deletion of data in the database.
12. Modify the code created to use AsyncTask to perform the database updates.
13. Link the buttons that you createdto the corresponding recipe category in a local database.
14. When the button is activated, the recipes should appear on a new page, one record at a time.
15. Add Next and Previous buttons on that page to allow the user to navigate through the recipes in the current category.
16. The database queries should use AsyncTask to perform the queries in a background thread.
17. Test your application by running the Android Phone Emulator.