1. Head First Android Development: A Brain-Friendly Guide. If you’ve had Java programming experience but have never really dived into Android application development, this book may be meant for you.

Buy a good book on Android development and do a little reading to grasp the basics. Start with a simple project that motivates you. Ask a friend to help, if that is an option; ...

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Apple's Swift programming language is now being officially extended to support Android app development through the establishment of a ...

Please verify your email address. What this book feels like to me is a great opportunity to learn about development the right way as opposed to searching 5 different forum sites just to get sent ...

Intended to teach the skills necessary to develop Android 11 based applications using the Kotlin programming language, this book starts with the basics and covers other topics including data types ...

At the most recent Droidcon London, one of the most impressive speakers, for me, was Juhani Lehtimaki. It subsequently made me check out his book, which I’m happy to report is equally good – Smashing ...

“Google, in partnership with Udacity, is making Android development accessible and understandable to everyone, so that regardless of your background, you can learn to build apps that improve the ...

Now you have designed and deployed your first Android application, and you have used components (the camera component and the image components), assigned them behavior and set properties. If you are ...

More Mono for Android Columns: Better Debugging With Mono; Welcome to this Web column on Mono for Android. With apologies to my distant cousin Troy, I'm Wally McClure. You may remember me from such ...