In Android Studio, this means populating your new project with Java source code and resource files. Turn to Part 2 when you’re ready to code your first Android animated mobile app. Related content ...

Installing Android Studio. It doesn’t really matter what order you install these elements in, but it makes sense to go ahead with Java first — nothing else will work without it.

If you followed along in Part 2, you’ve already loaded your source code and resource files into your Android Studio project. Now you’re ready to build the app for the first time. If you haven ...

The recently introduced project view for managing Java projects in Visual Studio Code received several enhancements in the latest update to Java functionality provided in Microsoft's popular open ...

Google's Android Studio 3.0 dev environment has just become available in the stable channel, with built-in support for Kotlin and Java 8.

This code is what we call “boilerplate code” — the default code Android Studio fills out on your behalf. This is useful code required for the majority of projects, but you can ignore it for now.

The Visual Studio Code team continues to add Java functionality to Microsoft's open source, cross-platform code editor via extensions, just launching a new batch for working with Maven, Tomcat and ...