I am finding myself spending much of my spare time messing with my android devices (HTC desire, Archos 70it) flashing roms, modding etc but the only knowledge i have of this is gleened from reading through this excellent forum.
Could anybody recommend a good book to start me off with android programming and development starting with the basics so that perhaps i could actually do something useful here?
This is what I am thinking aswell, I want to learn, but there is no real starting place!
HELP!
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Hello,
I'm relatively new to the Android community however I'm getting really excited over it. I'm planning on getting the MyTouch 3g (HTC Magic) 32B tomorrow and I'd like to make use of it for something other than entertainment. I'd like to learn how to write applications and maybe even ROMs for android phones.
My main question is if any 'good' developer here would take me as an apprentice. I wouldn't mind doing testing and other menial jobs, however I would like to be taught how to create applications and ROMs alike.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and for any help or direction given.
Evervoid
Have a look here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=480
You can ask and learn there
Good luck,
Thank you.
With so many different roms in the development section, I figured it was time to get my jump in on it. Though this is a basic, I have done a little bit of digging through many threads here, I am still wondering where the best place to start Rom Development is? I have look up a few guides, though pretty much all of them just involve the "Kitchen" which seems a bit basic. I am experience with many distros and concepts of Linux, as well as am developing on the Android Market. So I am not clueless to the entire concept.
I am just wondering where the best place to learn and start is.
Any suggestions are awesome. Thanks guys.
I was curious, where did you guys learn to build (android) roms? I'm quite interested in becoming a developer myself and am a quick learner. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'm confident with a little help I can learn too. My hope is that I could branch out to some of the less developed for devices on these forums.
The Android Chef Central forum would be a good place to start reading, asking questions, and trying stuff out.
One of the threads there has some good youtube tutorial vids for getting started with ROM building.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102020
To build stock android, the AOSP site has a guide you can follow.
http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html
Hello Everybody
First Off... Yes im new, But im not here to just take information and leave, i really want to get into the whole "Developer" scene
YES, I've searched the forums already, but not gotten a pin point answer.
Anyway, I'm COMPLETELY new to programming, I've read around a bit, and i know i need some java knowledge to begin with? So I'm guessing that's my
So i really don't want to lean Too Much Java than needed to android development, or too less in fact.
So im looking for some links to begin with that.
Maybe i could get a step by step list of links that i should go through to begin developing applications for the android platform.
I came across this
[Sorry im not allowed to post links, but its the "Learn Java for Android Development" Series of tutorials on "Mobile tuts+"]
But it seems like its not for the beginner, but im willing to overlook that if you think its a good starting point
Thanks For taking the time to help me
Ridwan Sameer said:
Hello Everybody
First Off... Yes im new, But im not here to just take information and leave, i really want to get into the whole "Developer" scene
YES, I've searched the forums already, but not gotten a pin point answer.
Anyway, I'm COMPLETELY new to programming, I've read around a bit, and i know i need some java knowledge to begin with? So I'm guessing that's my
So i really don't want to lean Too Much Java than needed to android development, or too less in fact.
So im looking for some links to begin with that.
Maybe i could get a step by step list of links that i should go through to begin developing applications for the android platform.
I came across this
[Sorry im not allowed to post links, but its the "Learn Java for Android Development" Series of tutorials on "Mobile tuts+"]
But it seems like its not for the beginner, but im willing to overlook that if you think its a good starting point
Thanks For taking the time to help me
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Personally, I would start as simple as possible to get a feel for the whole thing. Maybe something like this: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/android-application-development-for-dummies-cheat-.html This way you get familiar with the whole process, not just how to code.
Just my opinion. Good luck!
I did come here for the same as to be developer and here are some links to begin with the development in Android. These links will provide you insight and good basic examples and also some in-depth knowledge needed for you to develop apps for android.
http://developer.android.com/guide/basics/what-is-android.html
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=854462
http://android-java.blogspot.com/
http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2010/10/android-full-application-tutorial.html
VIDEO COURSE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCDoBWyJ_C4
Hope it will help you and if you feel helped then please press thanks button to me.
I'm a software engineering major and I would like to start contributing work to this forum as I have learned basic programming techniques and have learned about the basic android structure over the past ~1.5 years of modding android. I have all the android SDK tools and APK manager. I'm just looking for someone to help me get started into actual ROM Development. I'm a fairly quick learner so it shouldn't take too long. Any help you guys could give me would be wonderful.
Thanks a lot,
Justin
PS I think this was the right forum? If its wrong delete it/move it.
your best reference for learning like i have is to go to the chef central part of xda, they have plenty of refernce information available for beginners
mjwhirly said:
your best reference for learning like i have is to go to the chef central part of xda, they have plenty of refernce information available for beginners
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Alright thanks I'd never heard of that. I'll go check it out.