Android Development Tutorial

Derek Banas · 813K views · 2013 · 25:57

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Why Stack Overflow recommends it

Stack Overflow users link it as a starting point for newcomers asking how to begin with Android, though some of its Eclipse-era steps now trip people up.

Recommended by 2 people across 3 different months, 2013 to 2015.

What it is

A 26-minute beginner tutorial by Derek Banas that tours the files and folders of an Android project and builds a first app step by step, explaining each piece as it goes. It dates from the Eclipse and ADT era of Android development.

What people said

Recommends KhaledMohamedP · 2013-12 · Stack Overflow · on “How to begin with Android Programming?”

What is the best reference to starting with Android? Start in Android [LINK] Developer website and get to know the basic API. You can also search in Youtube is a good source of hundreds if not thousands of tutorials relate to Android SDK. What is the best IDE to developing Android and testing the Android softwares? You can use either Eclipse, a great IDE for java/android SDK, or the new Android Studio [LINK] provided by google which I think is promising. my mobile is Nokia E-52 based on 'Symbian s60 v3' and i cannot test these Android softwares on a mobile platform Beside the slow emulator provided by the SDK there is a good alternative and is GenyMotion [LINK] . Get Started Today -> SDK [LI

Recommends KhaledMohamedP · 2014-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Mobile Programming Advice”

What is the best reference to starting with Android? Start in Android [LINK] Developer website and get to know the basic API. You can also search in Youtube is a good source of hundreds if not thousands of tutorials relate to Android SDK. What is the best IDE to developing Android and testing the Android softwares? You can use either Eclipse, a great IDE for java/android SDK, or the new Android Studio [LINK] provided by google which I think is promising. Beside the slow emulator provided by the SDK there is a good alternative and is GenyMotion [LINK] . Get Started Today -> SDK [LINK] & First Video [this video] Wish you the best of luck!

Recommends EpicPandaForce · 2015-04 · Stack Overflow · on “show listview for Arraylist from another Activity”

Clearly what you should do to fix this bug is do an Android Tutorial that explains to you how Android works in general such as this guy's videos: [this video] and once you know how **not to instantiate Activities by hand**, and *have dedicated classes to store data that you display rather than merge your "Person" (data) with the Activity (display of data)*, and most importantly **when you know what you are doing**, you should clean out what you've written and re-do it.

Cites Gerry Low Jun Hao · 2014-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Derek Banas tutorial: Didn't find class "android.view.button"”

I'm currently following Derek Banas's tutorial 1 (url: [this video] ) and i have some errors shown in the log cat. Basically, there's a known issure about the fragment xml and i've solved it. the problem is when there's no errors on my project (no x or ! sign), whenever i run, the app unfortunately stops on my eclipse virtual device. here is my logcat: 06-28 15:21:08.164: E/AndroidRuntime(1065): FATAL EXCEPTION: main 06-28 15:21:08.164: E/AndroidRuntime(1065): Process: com.example.myfirstapp, PID: 1065 06-28 15:21:08.164: E/AndroidRuntime(1065): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{com.example.myfirstapp/com.example.myfirstapp.MainActivity}: android.view.InflateExcep