In school I learned c#, and made a Java course on youtube (programming methodology, Stanford).
Now I'd be interested in anything that would get me started on the way of creating android apps.
A video course would be welcomed the most, but I'd apprericate any books that you found useful, or even sites/blogs.
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I want to start programing android apps but have no previous java experience. I know a tiny amount of visual basic (enough to make a calculator) and a even smaller amount of c#.
I was wondering what books there are that i could buy to learn from, and what books i would need. For example, would i need a java book to learn that then learn to make android apps? Or is there a beginners android development book that is for learners with no java experience?
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Hey Guys,
I wanted to devolp my first Game under Android but,
But I don't exactly knew in which language i should programming it,
basicly it should be a 2D sidescrolling Hack'n Slay like Maple Stirues, so i think C++ and Java (for the controls) would be great, or?
Go for Java. However, if you're considering producing (iPad) web apps it may be advantageous to get to grips with HTML5.0 and XHTML.
Ok it should be for android, so it will be Java, do you know with what i should start first, when i want to prgramming a Game in Java? Maybe the Javabesics?
read the book Core Java, then understand the way android apps working, maybe read some kinds like head first android or other things.
I have a strong background of 6 years in Java, I cannot find the book I used my freshman year of college for Java but I have read Head First in Java. It was really nice. Every book will have downfalls because everyone has a different learning perspective. Some people can mentally grasp how certain things work, some people need visualization.
For developing on Android, I recommend purchasing the book Hello, Android. I have found this book to be very nice in creating your first android application. In the first few chapters, you will create a fully working Sudoku Game. It also has some small stuff on Widgets and Live Wallpapers.
Hope these help, best of luck!
Hey Guys.Do you know of any sites where a full blown complex app is developed from scratch ?I'm not talking about stuff that only teach you the concepts of android programming,but something where a very complex idea is the final target and you learn things along the way (while creating each part of the app).Somewhere along the lines of the book "Sams teach yourself android development in 24 hours",but with professional , well designed and complex apps.
Hello XDA community,
I am hoping to get advice from others who have already been in my shoes. My goal is to learn how to write code for Android Apps using Java. I have a good background in C++. Mainly from my college classes, not from actual development. This summer I will start an internship where we will be involved in projects that involve Android Programming. I am trying to get a head start and hopefully have a basic app put on the play store by summer.
To reiterate, I do know how to prgram and have a solid background in Object Oriented Programming Languages, I just need to learn Java, and Android.
So my real question is , what would you guys recommend as the best resources. Whether it be online classes, or just documentation that can walk me through doing it on my own. I just feel kind of lost trying to find all of this on my own. I am a full time student so I am just trying not to waste any time on things like just finding a good resource.
Any help would be appreciated guys, thanks in advance.
So I have always been interested in coding, and with my recent head unit issues, I'd love to be able to tweak android and android auto software or even develop apps in the future. There was a time that I was good with html but I didn't really delve into other aspects of programming.
What would be a reasonably good path for me as a tinkerer to develop the skills necessarily to eventually create apps, tweak android stuff, and maybe even write new software for that platform?
Android apps are written in Java and/or Kotlin. Hence learn one of these programmimg langiuages.
Use Google's Android emulator to start with.
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