Beginning in Android Programming

According to me first of all you have to learn about the programming, you have to learn languages C++, java after this you have to put your focus on android technology and learn eclipse.

Check out developer android com / training, it has a great tutorial to get you started. Also stackoverflow is a great site for most of your programming questions (use search, don't start by asking!).

Good luck, have fun!

If you want to learn how to program applications I would highly suggest starting with Eclipse and learning Java like others have said. However, if you wish to learn about building games a great place to get started is Unity. This game engine is free and has a ton of tutorials and support to get you started in no time. You can start with C# or Javascript, although I would recommend starting off with C#. Have fun!!

Hey Jerrald Bautista, that's great You do want to contribute your ideas over the Google Store, anyway to start with Android app developer you first need to learn about java because in Android application is written in Java. So, if you have a little knowledge about java that would be a plus and you are good to go and at this early stage. I think I may have the right place to give you are head start with we have started a new developer series on AndroidPIT a while ago so why don't you have a look at it How to create an Android app, part 1 of 3 It will help you in getting an idea.

For learning Java I found the head-first Java book to be a really good and entertaining read (can still recommend it). However, for Android apps there are a lot of additional features that are not part of Java (and hence are not covered in this book).

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Make sure you use support libraries for previous APIs as well. Not everyone has a device with android L. Support library v7 contains only a few features such as card views and other great common views. Take a look at developer.android.com for backwards compability in the training section. (User Interface).

I would suggest you to start with C++, then go for Java, JavaScript & learn Eclipse. It is always a best practice to learn up to date android technology trends, It will help you a lot.

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Try to learn java at the first place and try to understand the coding methods after that u have to learn the basic of this language then found an opensource code and read it .. read it again and again until u understand the different functions until u keep it. More over , try to write codes... write and write codes . Watch toturials for java , learn how to use eclipse and netbeans even lean unity all of them are free and they provide a tutoriel about this issue . Now you learned the basics and for exampl you learned eclipse so at this point try ur first simple programs then surf more and more.... try then to code an strong app .... do not regrate to ask for help or to post ur issue into blogs forums facebook ... the important thing that u have to focus on one language and when u done try to learn another language like js or c# ... and do no stop watch tutorials .... hope that will help u and good luck friend

As most of the top mobile app developers have their basic skills in Java, C++, Javascript. I would recommend you to begin with C++, then go for Java, JavaScript and learn Eclipse. It is dependably a best practice to learn breakthrough android innovation patterns, It will help you a considerable measure.
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If you already know about android app development then you should go for intermediate level or you should go for master level. If you do not have any idea about android development then you must have some basic concepts, logic and programming syntax. It is good if you have OOPs and Java knowledge.

Besides, I would like share below tutorial links to enhance your knowledge.
https://www.quora.com/Which-languages-should-I-know-before-learning-Android-App-Development/answer/Hardik-Jani-17
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-most-popular-Android-app-developer-blogs/answer/Hardik-Jani-17
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-most-popular-Android-forums/answer/Hardik-Jani-17

Hope, with the help of above materials, you can become a master android developer for android app development.

For Android app development, we require Java. Java is a wide platform and not that much tougher to use. Tools to create apps for Android can be Eclipse, which is the most popular tool or a new tool called Android Studio which deliver the quality of development support.

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Hi guys,
Most of the Android development is centered around Eclipse, although I coded a few applications using IntelliJ IDEA's Community Edition without any problem. Personally, I don't care much about Eclipse's UI drag-and-drop interface. which is anything but impressive. Way more work needs to be done here.

Forget the Emulator, get the Real Deal
Forget the emulator. It's painfully slow, and you can only test a limited number of things on it. I use it only to test how my apps look like on bigger screen sizes, and that's about it. So, if you want to save time, use a real device connected via USB. I'd say you actually need two devices, since odds are, you'll have to test things like SMS, Bluetooth, and anything else requiring device-to-device communication. Even better if your second device has a different screen size. The more different the devices, the better you can test your app.

Don't like XML? Too bad
All of Android's UI is based on XML, which caused most of my initial headaches when I started. Although there are some tools that can assist you with some aspects of the UI, like Action Bar generators (such as the Sherlock, or the one from Johannilsson on Github), I am not aware of a complete GUI builder at this time, that would do all the low-level work and not be a Leaky abstraction .

First you should learn Java Programming with OOP

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As far as I know, There are many certification courses in Android, I am sharing with you list. it will helpful for you.

Java Fundamentals for Android Development
Professional Android Apps Development
ATC Android Application Development
Expert Android Apps Development
ATC Monetize Android Application
ATC Android Security Essentials

You can learn some basic concepts with the help of W3C School. If you want to get training for Android certification than I would like to recommend Koenig Solutions.

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you can start your career in Android programming course having joined any Training Institute which is more nearest to your location and also you can start enhancing more skill having visit at W3C school website.

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I would suggest you to start with C++, then go for Java, JavaScript & learn Eclipse. It is always a best practice to learn up to date android technology trends, It will help you a lot.

JAVA is one of the most complex programming languages. And it's not a good idea to start with it. C++, JS would be much easier

Wow..thanks for informative posts

Please do not wondering here to there, just go to the Android official developer guide page, there are all materials available with screenshot explantation.
Also can read the blog on devitpl official blog where many solution-based blogs are uploaded which helps in upgrading your knowledge with sample codes.