I would like to learn building android applications. present i know html,javascript and xml coding only can i start with it. if so what are the applications i need to start coding. please guide me making my own android application.
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Hi everyone,
This is my first post in this forum.
I am an ASP.NET developer, normally using Visual Studio and C# for development.
I am trying to develop an Android program, for the first time and spending time for researching from scratch.
I know that the developing language is JAVA, and Eclipse is the tool to develop.
What I am trying to develop is an Android program, used in Galaxy Tab.
The program should open a camera, and the user could take a picture and store it on the harddrive. Also this program should have some buttons, and when clicked the user could see different videos stored in the disk. Opening the camera, clicking the buttons should be touch screen.
Does this program seems to be hard to develop? Any advice is welcome
Thanks in advance!
I suggest starting here http://hackaday.com/2010/07/12/android-development-101-–-a-tutorial-series/ They cover basic concepts as well as some more advanced ones. It'll give you a good way to ease into JAVA and since you already do programming you'll probably be able to skip some of the more obvious steps. As for your specific app it shouldn't be that difficult to develop, I personally only did very little JAVA programming but there are code sources all over and if you need something specific to a device just ask in the appropriate forum.
Hi there
I wanted to ask what would be the best way to learn Android development from my background. I have been developing in HTML5 + CSS3 + JavaScript for a few years now, so where would be the best place to start? A wiki, book, tutorial?
I have been looking at some books but I'm not sure that would be the best way. Any help would be appreciated.
I'd start with some basic Java tutorials. Oracle's website has some good ones. Once you'r comfortable with Java, the transition to Android will be a lot easier, as it isn't the most user-friendly API in my opinion.
you can learn from abc, such as abc.. come on ,believe yourself
For Android tutorials themselves, edumobile has some nice ones (just google "edumobile android". They are a bit higher-level, but great once you have the basics down. And of course you can post specific questions here or on Stack Overflow when things don't make sense or you can't find exactly what you're after.
An obvious place to start is with the Android developer tutorials themselves - they have a Hello World example to get you started and familiar with the basis of app development. After that, read a lot, try coding, learn from your mistakes and hone your skills.
Alternatively, if you don't want to learn Java and make Android applications using the standard sdk tools, you could try something like Appcelerator Titanium platform, which allows you to create Android and iOS applications (cross platform) using Javascript, which you know already. It is only a subset of the entire API, but it is the most common stuff (so it might not work if you want to do some complex hardware interaction with NFC or something), and for standard apps should be fine.
TotallyApps said:
I'd start with some basic Java tutorials. Oracle's website has some good ones. Once you'r comfortable with Java, the transition to Android will be a lot easier, as it isn't the most user-friendly API in my opinion.
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Kremlin987 said:
An obvious place to start is with the Android developer tutorials themselves - they have a Hello World example to get you started and familiar with the basis of app development. After that, read a lot, try coding, learn from your mistakes and hone your skills.
Alternatively, if you don't want to learn Java and make Android applications using the standard sdk tools, you could try something like Appcelerator Titanium platform, which allows you to create Android and iOS applications (cross platform) using Javascript, which you know already. It is only a subset of the entire API, but it is the most common stuff (so it might not work if you want to do some complex hardware interaction with NFC or something), and for standard apps should be fine.
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Thanks, I'll be sure try Oracle's tutorials. My aunt actually works with Java in her work, so I'll ask her for help maybe. But like any programming language I'll try the Hello World first
I'm not entirely sure where I should start. I want to make a camera application which adds an image of an object to a photo being taken. I enjoy flashing ROMs and what not but as far as developing goes I'm clueless. Where should I start? Are there any trustworthy websites that can teach me the basics?
First and foremost requirement is a basic knowledge of JAVA i guess without the knowledge of JAVA its really difficult to develop apps for android....
Next is Android SDK and an IDE... My personal recomendation is Eclipse(with ADT plugin).
There is a wonderful book for android development ..more info www(dot)dummies(dot)com
I guess that book is enough to give a kick start to android development
go to developers.android.com
It is by far the best resource or learning android.
Have you done any programming before? Learning to develop for Android is no different than learning a new programming language. In this case Java.
Start by creating a hello world app. developer(dot)android(dot)com/training/basics/firstapp/index.html
The Internet is definitely your #1 source. The SDK has be used by other people quite thoroughly so even by searching something as specific as "putting an overlay image on a camera picture" will probably yield many result.
Have fun!
but be patient learning programming is really hard for me at least ...im struggling with my first language (python) for 8 months now and i dont have any results...
hey guys...
I want learn about android development, i dont know java, c, c++.
From where should i start?
should i go for creating application directly or start with modifying apps.
Ankush menat said:
hey guys...
I want learn about android development, i dont know java, c, c++.
From where should i start?
should i go for creating application directly or start with modifying apps.
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Hello Ankush!
Great idea, i hope you have much time and even more endurance.
The first main challenge is understanding the concepts of java and object oriented programming.
Depending on your preference i would suggest starting with online tutorials for java or a good java book.
As soon as possible you should look for an own project, just learning in theory is hard and no fun.
To get started with android look for googles online tutorials here:
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html ,
watch tutorial videos on youtube, install the sdk and build your first "hello world" app.
Good luck and have fun! :fingers-crossed:
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Sounds very good
The first main challenge is understanding the concepts of java and object oriented programming.
Hi I am new to android i want to develop a browser app now I am trying to develop it in this i am getting errors.
Maybe you should tell us what kind of errors you are getting to get some help and post it in the developer section of this forum
I'd also suggest that you check out some of the tutorials to set up your development environment and create your first app if you are new to Android:
https://www.udacity.com/course/developing-android-apps--ud853
https://developer.android.com/training/index.html
Web browsing Android apps are great if you have a good website and you want to make your brand’s application with just a minimum amount of code. At the same time, it is a great way to learn more information about Android application development.
what kind of error you have to occur?please tell me?
first of all you must develop a Android application project Using Eclipse.There are certain activity are there for the development of android application.You must follow the procedure.First Edit activity_main. XML, then Edit Android Manifest. XML
Edit Main Activity .java, finally Execute.