This post is an introduction to Android app development for beginners. How to get setup and start your first Android project, and where to go from there!

In this post, you will learn how to make an Android game as a complete beginner. Discover how to start planning your project, which tools to use, which programming languages to learn, and how to ...

In Part 1 of this beginner’s introduction to Android Studio, you set up Android Studio in your development environment and got to know the user interface. Now, in Part 2, you’ll code your ...

Google is making it easier for people to learn to code for Android without having to quit their day jobs. Through a partnership with the education platform Udacity, Google is offering everyone the ...

Building your Android app If you followed along in Part 2, you’ve already loaded your source code and resource files into your Android Studio project. Now you’re ready to build the app for the ...

In addition to the core tools, several libraries can enhance your Android app development experience on Linux: SQLite: An embedded database for storing data locally in Android apps.

3. Once your folder has been created, you can drag and drop additional apps just like we did above. *The rest of the Android Beginners’ Guide is a one-stop shop for all of those new to Android.