Mobile Newsletter - Article 1 - Introduction to Android

20 articles this week Thursday, August 07, 2014 View online Welcome to this week's Mobile Development newsletter from CodeProject. Advertisements Code Smarter with Intel! Develop Better Android* NDK Apps quickly and easily with Intel tools and support. Visit the Intel® Developer Zone for Android now! $10,000 in Prizes Up For Grabs! The Android™ Tutorial Contest is now live on CodeProject! Write short, simple and clear Android tutorials for beginners for your chance at a share of $10K in prizes. Learn more and enter the contest today! Latest comScore data shows small amount of Windows Phone US growth Better than going down, I guess. Still, how long can they continue at 3.x% of the market? (more: WP Central) Google showcases Android best practices by open-sourcing Google I/O app Google has recently made available the source code of the 2014 version of the Google I/O app. The primary goal of this is to provide a practical example of best practices for Android app design and development, including essential features to most Android apps, and a customizable template for apps with similar features. (more: InfoQ) Five must-have skills for today's successful mobile app developers A good mobile developer brings a unique set of skills (and mindset) that positions them to capitalize on this market. (more: SD Times) HammerJS How do you test a mobile web site if you don't have a touch-enabled dev environment? Take a Hammer to it. (more: HammerJS) Google Course: UX Design for Mobile Developers This course is optimized for the developer who is looking to efficiently learn the most important design techniques that will help them make better apps (with a focus on mobile/Android). (more: InfoQ) Xamarin Indie now $25/month For just the price of a donut a day (or four Timmies), you can code in C# for either iOS or Android. (more: Xamarin) Handy code-free mobile app development resources for small businesses If your company wants to write a smartphone or tablet application, it should consider these do-it-yourself options notable for their simplicity. (more: ZDNet) Latest Articles 20 articles overall. 18 new, 2 updated. New articles added Android Hello Android - The Hello World Application - Varavut learn to develop your first Android application Article 2 - Setting Up Your Android Development Environment - Ranjan.D In this article you will be learning how to set up your android development environment, Creating android virtual device. Also you will see a comparison about Eclipse vs Android. How To Make Android Studio Really Fast On A Windows PC - roscler Article #2 - How To Make Android Studio Really Fast On A Windows PC Getting Started With Android Development - Madhur Kapoor Article #3 - Creating Hello World Android Application in Eclipse Creating a Simple Hello World Android Project - SivamuruganPerumal Create a simple Hello world android project with Android Studio run in emulator and depoly on Mobile Device Article 1 - Introduction to Android - ridoy A comparative and brief description of Android, helpful for every beginner android developer. Android Development Environment Made Easy - William SerGio Article 2 - Setting Up Your Android Development Environment Article1- Introduction to Android OS - Riju_Vashisht This article gives you information about the history and architecture design of Android Operating System.It also covers the comparisons between various other Mobile Operating Systems. Writing Games with C++ for Android on a PC - Setting Up - _Maxxx_ A step-by-step beginners guide to setting up a development environment to write games using Cocos2d-X 3.2 on a PC Creating a Simple Hello World Android Project - Peter Leow Getting real with Android by writing your first app to say Hello to the World. Installing MoSync for Android (and other mobile platforms) - K Stock Article #2: How to install the multi-mobile-platform MoSync development environment Introduction to Android - Peter Leow Kick start the learning journey to Android development with an introduction to Android, a comparison with other mobile platforms, followed by a high-level overview of Android architecture and the application components. Starting Android development on Windows - Leandro Taset Set up your own environment for Android development on Windows, from the ground up and everything in between. Setting Up Your Android Development Environment - Peter Leow Getting ready and putting together all the development and testing tools into an integrated development environment for Android. Setting Up Your Android Development Environment - relhok13 This is a step-by-step guide to getting your Android Development Environment set up Article 2 Setting Up Your Android Development Environment (The Fun Way) - Febin John James Article 2 Setting Up Your Android Development Environment (The Fun Way) Discovering Three.js with Android and Intel XDK - Abhishek Nandy Android app using Intel XDK and three.js Article #3 Articles updated Android Article 1 - Introduction to Android - Ranjan.D In this article you will be learning the basics about Android, It's architecture stack etc. Also it covers the brief summary about Android, comparison with other phones etc. Article 3: Creating a Simple Hello World Android Project - Ranjan.D In this article you will be learning how to code a simple Hello World Android App and build, test and run the same in your physical device. In addition to this, you will learn the basic files and components of an android app. New Tips and Tricks added Android Device not recognized with ADB: What to do when everything else failed - pjaar89 Manufacturer's driver does not work? Device not listed in console or with Eclipse? © 2014 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Insider News click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com