Android Application Development Tutorial - 1 - Download and Install the Java JDK
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when newcomers ask how to start Android development and need a free, step-by-step beginner series.
Recommended by 7 people across 6 different months, 2011 to 2016.
What it is
The first episode in thenewboston's long Android development series from 2011, hosted by Bucky Roberts. It walks through downloading and installing the Java JDK as the initial setup step before writing any Android code. The series runs to 200+ episodes and assumes the viewer is new to programming.
What people said
Strong rec AdamM · 2011-12 · Stack Overflow · on “How to properly develop a login screen for Android app”
If you are new to Android programming, then I highly recommend following these tutorials [this video] New Boston channel has over 200 tutorials which are all quite detailed and very well explained. Don't have to do them all, but at least the first 50-100 I would say to get a good grasp of the basics. Then once you understand the basics, then you will begin to know what to search for when developing the type of app you are trying to create.
Recommends Lawrence Cherone · 2012-02 · Stack Overflow · on “php framework to serve android app”
Im pretty sure there is no "Framework" for the android SDK, no wait the SDK is a java framework. Suggest you look at some java tutorials to get the basic syntax then have a look at the tutorials on youtube, theres a guy called bucky from the new boston that basicly implements every possible feature of the SDK into 200 episodes [this video]
Recommends Kumar Vivek Mitra · 2012-10 · Stack Overflow · on “tutorials for the basic's of understanding android development”
Try these..... - First to be a real good coder in android, i mean the Good ones, please try to improve you Java SE. You can use Head First Java book for grasping these fundas, you can also move to other books after that like Thinking in Java. - Second an easy step by step methodology is used to teach android in Head First Android book. - See this below links for tutorial by Marakana and newboston channel which will help u in understanding the Android step by step: [LINK] [this video]
Recommends forsaken_3479 · 2013-11 · Stack Overflow · on “How to edit and update the data in sqlite database?”
Try the android beginner series by Travis(thenewboston) on youtube. He explains very properly with development. It is for absolute beginners so you wont be scared by anything. Here's the link - Link [this video] It starts from tutorial number 111.
Recommends Master Fathi · 2013-11 · Stack Overflow · on “Can an ArrayAdapter used to fill a ListView be reused for a LinearLayout?”
i don't really get what u'r trying to say but from what i understood u need a list when clicked it goes to another page with title the text on item of the list clicked in that case u would want to create a listener on the list and on the click event u set a new intent where u put the name of the item clicked i would recommend for you to learn step by step frop this chain of video tutorials: [this video]
Recommends Jon · 2014-05 · Stack Overflow · on “how to quickly get into android development (and Android Wear)?”
While there are options like the Android NDK [LINK] that let you implement non-Java code, I would highly recommend that you attempt to learn Java. Almost every single tutorial you find will be in Java, and as a beginner you will be lost without it. If you'd like to get a grasp at designing for Android, check out the Design Guide [LINK] If you'd like to start with Android Wear [LINK] , check out their separate design guide [LINK] This [this video] is very dated (2011) at this point, but it is the same series that got me on my feet when I started. This series starts with setting up the sdk, and talks to viewers as if they are just learning Java.
Recommends Vucko · 2016-03 · Stack Overflow · on “Writing personal translation app using my own database to work on android”
well, no problem mate. Keep in mind that you **will** have to make an effort to complete this task. I've started learning Android by watching these tutorials [this video] on youtube, but 30-40 videos will suffice, after that you can start googling your particular problems and finding solutions for them.
Cites Hossein Dolatabadi · 2012-03 · Stack Overflow · on “how to develop android app with asp c#”
oh what a pity, I found some xml android app developement tutorials in youtube which is started from this video [this video] but I expected microsoft to develope some thing like a plug in tool for this matter. Thanks anyway