Lee Hnetinka
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Hi Guys,
This is Lee Hnetinka, how to become an android developer?
Please share with me best tutorials website?
This is Lee Hnetinka, how to become an android developer?
Please share with me best tutorials website?
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Lee Hnetinka- How to become an android developer?
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Davdi
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Here's where you should start: https://developer.android.com/
There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube, just search for 'Android development for beginners.
You should know Java as well, as Android code is a mix of android specific code, and Java.
Again, there are tutorials on YouTube. And this site ts great for Java newbies:https://javaranch.com/
You might find that you do better with hardcopy books, the SAMS books 'Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours' and 'Teach Yourself Android Application Development in 24 hours', 'Learn Java For Android Development'
and 'Learn Android Studio' are all available on Amazon. The SAMS books in particular I've found to be very good.
The main thing is to install the latest Android Studio and spend time actually following the lessons. I found that some of the lessons in the SAMS books take a bit longer than the hour they're supposed to take. That's probably because I want to fully understand the code and what it does.
There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube, just search for 'Android development for beginners.
You should know Java as well, as Android code is a mix of android specific code, and Java.
Again, there are tutorials on YouTube. And this site ts great for Java newbies:https://javaranch.com/
You might find that you do better with hardcopy books, the SAMS books 'Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours' and 'Teach Yourself Android Application Development in 24 hours', 'Learn Java For Android Development'
and 'Learn Android Studio' are all available on Amazon. The SAMS books in particular I've found to be very good.
The main thing is to install the latest Android Studio and spend time actually following the lessons. I found that some of the lessons in the SAMS books take a bit longer than the hour they're supposed to take. That's probably because I want to fully understand the code and what it does.