Oh wait! Sorry to stop you again. We forget to see the Prerequisites for learning app development for Android.
1. Java Experience: Android development is mostly done in Java. It’s not a difficult language to learn, per se, but knowing how it applies to Android development can be confusing without a firm foundation in the language. Android Java is not exactly standard Java, but learning standard Java will make it much easier for you to pick up Android development.
Even if you know Java programming earlier and didn't use it for a while, please go and brush up your Java skills.
I would highly recomment the below site for the Java basics. We don't need the advanced concepts of Java so please go through the Java tutorial section and Java Object Oriented Section.
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/
2. XML Experience: Knowing XML can be useful in a number of tech-related fields and Android is no exception.
In particular, XML files make it easier to declare UI elements in the apps you create. Past experience is a big plus.Don't know what XML is and confused what it is doing in Android development?. Let's see it in a short while.
3. A laptop and having Android Studio and Java installed on it. If you ever worked in Eclipse, you will find not much differences in Android Studio and if not, don't worry you are going to learn a new thing which will be exciting.
4. Perseverance: Lastly, learning the ins and outs of the Android development toolkit is going to take time. Learning how to create a quality app is going to take even more time. Don’t rush. Keep at it and focus your mind on the long term. If you don’t, you’ll be frustrated and want to give up.
1. Java Experience: Android development is mostly done in Java. It’s not a difficult language to learn, per se, but knowing how it applies to Android development can be confusing without a firm foundation in the language. Android Java is not exactly standard Java, but learning standard Java will make it much easier for you to pick up Android development.
Even if you know Java programming earlier and didn't use it for a while, please go and brush up your Java skills.
I would highly recomment the below site for the Java basics. We don't need the advanced concepts of Java so please go through the Java tutorial section and Java Object Oriented Section.
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/
2. XML Experience: Knowing XML can be useful in a number of tech-related fields and Android is no exception.
3. A laptop and having Android Studio and Java installed on it. If you ever worked in Eclipse, you will find not much differences in Android Studio and if not, don't worry you are going to learn a new thing which will be exciting.
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