i want learning by sample App

[waskon]

i am new in android studio, i want try create simple app to track courier
ANDROID CLIENT -> input tracking number “787474747” -> FIREBASE ->
ANDROID PHONE AS gateway -> automatic forward SEND SMS TO SERVER phone number: 2772 text : “787474747”
REPLY FROM SERVER : “Aset 787474747 IS ON COURIER NOW coordinat -5937377373; 47474747474 ”
ANDROID CLIENT : receive notification “Aset 787474747 IS ON COURIER NOW coordinat -5937377373; 47474747474 ”

Client menu last 10 track
|Time | Track Num | Location |
ANDROID PHONE AS gateway menu list of request track
|Time | Client id | Track Num | Location |

I need android client apk for client and android gateway apk for admin to do above job
if any info or fee for do this please contact me, because i want learn by this code

 

[RhinoCan]

Please see my revised post elsewhere in this thread. The original version, which was here, was poorly worded.

 

[Deleted User]

You need to know how to walk before you can run.

I don't know if you have developed in other languages or if Android is your first but, in either case, I think you have to learn the basics of coding in Android before you tackle the app that you are describing. If you have prior programming experience, you should find it helpful in learning Android a bit quicker than if Android is your first programming language.

I would recommend that you NOT set overly high expectations of yourself! Don't expect to learn Android in a few hours or days, even if you have other programming experience. I've been programming for many years and have programmed in several languages, including Java, and I am just getting to the point of being able to do things in Android - and I still have a long way to go before I feel fluent.

I found it helpful to look for Android programming tutorials in YouTube. I found a bunch of different series that I found useful and others that were not very well explained or that were hard to see or hear. You may also benefit from a book that teaches Android programming; I can't recommend one of those but others hear may be able to suggest one. You may also find some suggestions in the "stickies" at the top of the App Development forum.

It's also a good idea to find and use various forums to ask your questions. Again, the "stickies" may have some useful suggestions. Certainly, this forum is one good place to go as is StackExchange and Google+.

Be patient with yourself and enjoy the ride! I am finally starting to have fun with Android and expect to write many apps in this language.

Just to clear up a bit of confusion here - Android isn't a programming language. You code in Java, or Kotlin.

 

[RhinoCan]

LV426 is right, as usual My writing was sloppy so let me rephrase what I said in a more coherent way.

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You need to know how to walk before you can run.

I don't know if you have developed in other environments - mainframes, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, etc - or if Android is your first but, in either case, I think you have to learn the basics of coding in Java (or Kotlin, which is a new-ish, more concise version of Java) before you tackle the app that you are describing. If you have prior programming experience, you should find it helpful in learning Java (or Kotlin) a bit quicker than if Java (or Kotlin) is your first programming language.

I would recommend that you NOT set overly high expectations of yourself! Don't expect to learn Java (or Kotlin) in a few hours or days, even if you have other programming experience. I've been programming for many years and have programmed in several languages, including Java, and I am just getting to the point of being able to do things in Android's version of Java - and I still have a long way to go before I feel fluent.

I found it helpful to look for Android programming tutorials in YouTube. I found a bunch of different series that were useful and others that were not very well explained or that were hard to see or hear. You may also benefit from a book that teaches Java (or Kotlin) programming; I can't recommend one of those but others hear may be able to suggest one. You may also find some suggestions in the "stickies" at the top of the App Development forum.

It's also a good idea to find and use various forums to ask your questions. Again, the "stickies" may have some useful suggestions. Certainly, this forum is one good place to go as is StackExchange and Google+.

Be patient with yourself and enjoy the ride! I am finally starting to have fun with Android and expect to write many apps in this language but it took a few weeks before I felt like I could do *anything*.