Hello,
I am interested in android development. but i am confused from where i have to start. I know about java EE. please suggest good books for java ME development which also has suitable examples in it.
There are many ebooks about android development on mobile9 they all are free...just download them and read out..
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Hello,
I am interested in android development. but i am confused from where i have to start. I know about java EE. please suggest good books for java ME development which also has suitable examples in it.
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try to write android development tutorial in google, you will find what you need
shivam1688 said:
There are many ebooks about android development on mobile9 they all are free...just download them and read out..
Press thanks if it helped
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Hey those are e-books for different mobiles. but there is no books on android development
Just select any mobile and there will come list of e books
Ok don't panic
Here you go
gallery.mobile9.com/f/2694196/?ref=2805
gallery.mobile9.com/f/2765470/?ref=2805
gallery.mobile9.com/f/2570171/?ref=2805
gallery.mobile9.com/f/2483449/?ref=2805
we all should be polite enough to press thanks for anyone who helped US.
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I'm trying to make an android app with my girlfriend and I wanted to know can someone help with the tools we need to become successful. So far we have heard to download eclipse or google app inventor. But apparently that's not all. So help with this project would be appreciated by us both. Thanks.
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There are lots of resources out there, but to get going, you need:
1. Eclipse
2. JAVA JDK if on Windows; installed on Macs
3. Android SDK
This link should help...enjoy!
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Oh, some programming experience would be nice too, preferably JAVA
Rootstonian said:
There are lots of resources out there, but to get going, you need:
1. Eclipse
2. JAVA JDK if on Windows; installed on Macs
3. Android SDK
This link should help...enjoy!
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Oh, some programming experience would be nice too, preferably JAVA
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also to be more specific :
Its a MUST to have programming experiance in java for the coding of your program and some XML knowledge for your UI or your's app FEEL & SEE part
Rootstonian said:
There are lots of resources out there, but to get going, you need:
1. Eclipse
2. JAVA JDK if on Windows; installed on Macs
3. Android SDK
This link should help...enjoy!
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Oh, some programming experience would be nice too, preferably JAVA
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Thank you so much
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Dakargr said:
also to be more specific :
Its a MUST to have programming experiance in java for the coding of your program and some XML knowledge for your UI or your's app FEEL & SEE part
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Okay I will begin learning just wanted to make sure I knew what software to use.
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smartboy36 said:
Okay I will begin learning just wanted to make sure I knew what software to use.
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GOOD LUCK mate !
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GOOD LUCK mate !
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Thank you sir
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Rootstonian said:
There are lots of resources out there, but to get going, you need:
1. Eclipse
2. JAVA JDK if on Windows; installed on Macs
3. Android SDK
This link should help...enjoy!
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Oh, some programming experience would be nice too, preferably JAVA
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I think if you programming experience in any other language it would be fine..because there are lot of tutorials out there for android ..plus you have got forums like this and stackoverflow where there are people ready to help you..
I just started 8 months ago with no prior experience in Java..(I had only studied in school) but now I am able to make out because of the online resources..
Try hard by going through lot of information available on Web
Really nice guide. Includes everything even, how to configure eclipse.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1244196
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hey guys.....i have been using my ace for abt 5-6 months...and m new in linux....the problem is that i m a newbie.....and i want to learn....can sum1 take me under his shelteri literally want to learn but as i have said before i dunno much about linux...can sum1 help or atleast can sum1 giveme any hint from where i can start learning how to be a dev....???also i think there are many people like me...so dev guys can consider it as a mass appeal...
Start by learning basic Linux stuff online or go for further education (if applicable)
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google and search button is a good start.
Get a smart PHYSICAL friend who can help you more than over the internet
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i dont think it's really neccesary to understand linux to become a dev......
and....understanding linux????
i just dont get what should be understood from linux....
linux is easy to use.....personally i think linux is more user-friendly than windows.....
A developer wannabe here too
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Linux is more than just point and click my friend. He meant to understand its programming language cuz android is based on Linux.
And to understand C , Java and C++
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an0nym0us_ said:
google and search button is a good start.
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thanks for advice bro but can u plz tell me frm where to start i mean there are so many things i dunni frm where to start
123r4ka456 said:
i dont think it's really neccesary to understand linux to become a dev......
and....understanding linux????
i just dont get what should be understood from linux....
linux is easy to use.....personally i think linux is more user-friendly than windows.....
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everything seems easy once u learn it
EmoBoiix3 said:
And to understand C , Java and C++
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i know c and c++(though not very thorughly)but m new to java
aradhya29 said:
i know c and c++(though not very thorughly)but m new to java
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Android does mess with Java so........goodluck !
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Android does mess with Java so........goodluck !
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thanks emoboiix u r helpful as always
aradhya29 said:
hey guys.....i have been using my ace for abt 5-6 months...and m new in linux....the problem is that i m a newbie.....and i want to learn....can sum1 take me under his shelteri literally want to learn but as i have said before i dunno much about linux...can sum1 help or atleast can sum1 giveme any hint from where i can start learning how to be a dev....???also i think there are many people like me...so dev guys can consider it as a mass appeal...
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okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk for start go to gooogle search youtube thenewboston .
go to his youtube channels he has noobfriendly and crystal clear android developing (also c,c++ and java)tutorials.i gave u a starting point next is up to you.
if i helped you click on thanx button
but remember best place to learn about android is xda itself
Hi guys,
Before I rush into C#, I was a good programmer at VB6. I tried to learn JAVA from the net. But couldn't, due to my bad English. So I tried C#, honestly learning it was easy to me. Because VB and C# in the same boat Though I'm still learning C#, no pro yet . So, I thought someone will like to learn C# and develop android apps. So you can find E-books here,
http://it-ebooks.info/book/251/
http://programming-mother****er.com/become.html#C#
http://www.programmersheaven.com/ebooks/csharp_ebook.pdf
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/ebooks/
http://readwrite.com/2011/05/28/free-e-books-on-c
http://www.wowebook.com/book/pro-csharp-5-0-and-the-net-4-5-framework-6th-edition/
http://cplus.about.com/od/freeebookscprogrammi2/Free_EBooks_for_C_Programming.htm
http://it-ebooks.info/book/251/
http://www.programmersheaven.com/2/CSharpBook
http://www.learnitfirst.com/Books/CSharp//how-to-become-c-sharp-programmer.aspx
http://www.albahari.com/threading/
http://download.cnet.com/C-NET-School-ebook/3000-10250_4-10616195.html
http://www.e-booksdirectory.com/listing.php?category=12
http://www.csharpcourse.com/
http://www.charlespetzold.com/dotnet/
http://www.brpreiss.com/books/opus6/
New
http://www.bogotobogo.com/CSharp/.netframework.php
http://www.sourcecodester.com/c-sharp
http://tutorials.csharp-online.net/Visual_CSharp_Developer_Center
http://tutorialsmadesimple.org/c-tutorials/c-sharp-tutorials/
http://www.exploitn.com/threads/weekly-c-tutorials.17442/
http://blog.jeemusu.com/tag/c-tutorials/
http://www.csharpclasses.com/
http://tejaswarooparukoti.wordpress.com/2013/07/10/c-tutorials/
http://kickass.to/search/c# tutorials/ --- Some Tuts for download
http://forums.devshed.com/net-development-87/c-tutorials-602308.html
http://seecsharp.blogspot.com/
http://int-char.com/forum/c-tutorials/
http://www.classiclearn.com/c-sharp/c-sharp-programming-tutorials-video_05d355820.html
http://www.dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=222
http://blog.pocko.org/2009/01/some-new-c-tutorials/
http://c-sharp-tutorials-4-0.blogspot.com/2012/05/reflection-in-c-40.html
http://free-csharp-tutorials.blogspot.com/
http://learnc-sharp.blogspot.com/
http://www.thenewboston.org as suggested by @Faran124
http://gegasoft.com as suggested by @zaka786khan
FoxeBook as suggested by @kimcy929
Happy CODING!
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Useful thread
I'll post more when I got time.
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Writing a book?
Hi
I work for a publisher of technical books based in Ireland (EU) we are currently actively looking for new books to publish on smartphone app development and related themes. If anyone is interested in writing such a book or has an idea etc. then please PM me.
kind regards
Helen
Thanks. Useful for beginners like me
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smartananallavan said:
Thanks. Useful for beginners like me
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I will post more, soon. :good:
Thank you for this very useful thread. I subscribed in case you add more sources
Thanks for sharing:good:
Nice..... Thank you so much it so useful to me as a beginner. :thumbup:
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ScatteredHell said:
I will post more, soon. :good:
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ScatteredHell use www.thenewboston.com to learn C# or Java or any other language.
Faran124 said:
ScatteredHell use www.thenewboston.com to learn C# or Java or any other language.
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ugh videos! ill stick to the books thanks. i too need to learn java but hate it, so i was planning on learning c instead (just so i have a reason to put off java)
German but good: http://openbook.galileocomputing.de/visual_csharp_2012/
Thank you very much
@ScatteredHell, better compile all those links and paste all of them on the OP. Good job otherwise, very useful. :good:
I would like also to learn C# or any other programming language. But there's so many references here that i don't know what to read. Please advise me which one is the best for a total noob.
Hello everyone! First of all I would like to thank you for taking time to read my post. Me and my friend would like to start developing android applications. We decided that he would do the "hard" programming and I would take care of graphics. So ,my question is what do I need to know about Android Graphics? Where do I get started? How am I supposed to begin and what does it imply? Should I develop it with JAVA or other languages? Yeah,I realize those are more than one question...sorry. If you know something regarding my question please help. Thank you again for your time and answer,have a nice day!
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Search the xda u'll find wat u r looking for....
Especially search for basic programming i.e. Android development
And for which device.dat depends on u..
U need following things
1.sdk bridges
2.Apktools or any compiler decomplier.
3.Notepad++
4. Java.
Rest u hv 2 search and read or watch d link posted by other op.
Goodluck.
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JAVA is your best option
If only graphics then ...
If you like to change graphics only then, learn XML and CS6 (Phtoshop) only and learn little about compiling and recompiling APKs...
Hello! I am a newbie to android development and want to study developing android applications. I found 2 best sites where you can easily study coding.
One of them is Codelearner. It is in simple language made for newbies. You don't want to sign up for studying from there. Another one is Codeschool. It is very great too. You can study Ruby, Java, HTML/CSS and IOS. If you become premium member you can access more courses but a regular account is enough for studying android developing(coding) and IOS(If you want). Great for developing good apps.
There is an android apk which can also give some basic info but you have to go through it and you have to self study. The app is AIDE. It is mainly build for developing apps( Android IDE ) but you can study some basics too. When you open the app, you can see some app names for studying, you can start with making Hello World! app. When you make go to whole files and study the content. If you didn't understand any command, just search it in google or post here.
I believe I helped you. Please spread the sites and app to all.
Kindly,
MZ
wow I liked your suggestion man I was searching for a nice site for learning too
Some guides by Matt Luedke , I found a few days ago : Make Your First Android App: Part 1/3 | Make Your First Android App: Part 2/3 | Make Your First Android App: Part 3/3 . You can save it as a pdf file for offline reading.
Kindly,
MZ
Thanks bro... Good info
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Thanks bro... Good info
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You'r welcome. I'm glad that I helped you. :angel:
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MZ
See this thread too. Posted by an XDA member. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1635108
Kindly,
MZ
Codecademy seems to be good too.
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Codecademy seems to be good too.
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Codecademy is nice for small exercises and practicing syntax, but honestly it isn't too useful if you don't have good programming fundamentals. I recommend it as supplementary material, but if you're really looking to understand how to code I'd look elsewhere.
thanks
Thank you very much
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You guys handed me everything I needed. Thanks.
Muhammed Zakhir said:
Hello! I am a newbie to android development and want to study developing android applications. I found 2 best sites where you can easily study coding.
One of them is Codelearner. It is in simple language made for newbies. You don't want to sign up for studying from there. Another one is Codeschool. It is very great too. You can study Ruby, Java, HTML/CSS and IOS. If you become premium member you can access more courses but a regular account is enough for studying android developing(coding) and IOS(If you want). Great for developing good apps.
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Codelearner? Its not working neither do CodeSchool. Provide working links