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Mar
13
2008
How-To Develop Android Applications
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by Chris Moor
Ok, so you’ve read the Android FAQ, successfully managed to install the Android SDK and get it up and running, so now you’re finally ready to get building some Android applications.
Below you’ll find anumber of links to sites that will be of great use to you as you get to grips with the Android SDK and begin to work on creating your own applications for the platform.
Android applications are written using the Java programming language, you’ll also use a custom virtual machine (Dalvik) to run and tst your creations. Dalvik is designed for embedded use which runs on top of the Linux kernal.
Below you’ll find a number of links to sites that will be of great use to you as you get to grips with the Android SDK and begin to work on creating your own applications for the platform. Information on how to develop applications, references,in-depth documentation and code snippets can all be found as you work your way through the various guides and tutorials.
An early look at the the Android SDK is also included showing you sample projects , source code, development tools, an emulator and all the libraries you’ll need to build your Android app.
Getting Started With Android
http://code.google.com/android/intro/index.html
This starter module will guide you through everything you need to know about making your first steps into developing for the platform. Talking you through the anatomy of the applications, development tools and getting you started on your first ‘Hello World’ project.
Developing Android Applications
http://code.google.com/android/devel/index.html
Android applications can be developed using the same tools used to develop Java applications. Android’s core libraries will provide you with the functions needed to build high quality rich mobile apps whilst providing you with development tools to make debugging, running and testing your applications much easier.
This module will guide you though the development proces, outlining the core philosphy behind the Android system and going over the key sections in good detail.
Developer Toolbox
http://code.google.com/android/toolbox/index.html
The developer toolbox module will walk you through how to write code that makes the most of the android systems features, allowing you to create custom components and really get to grips with the many API’s at your disposal.
Reference Information
http://code.google.com/android/reference/index.html
As you would imagine this module is made up of a good collection of reference material specificaly related to developing android applications. Details of the application framework and documentationfor the android core libraries are covered in full.
Sample Code
http://code.google.com/android/samples/index.html
A selection of sample code projects for Android Applications, API demos, Lunar Lander and Notepad.
» See more articles by Chris Moor
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Arjunkumar2026
what the fuck u did??????
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Ermilie16
ermili
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Ermilie16
ermyli
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Arumugaperumal
what are the needs to install the Android and how will develop the web designing
Pls giude me
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1 month ago
Vlad Weber
QR code is a great invention people made. I’m making mobile apps currently and find it really cool to implement QR codes into them. I’m amazed at QR code coupons Snappii app builder allows to create. They are really helpful for small businesses.
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MoeZet
As a already Ok with my SDK and Eclipse and my virtual emulator is working, but writing codes in src on Eclipse is not work on emulator. Why? Advise me. I want to write android programs as they are already written in Java. Is there is android programs completely written and android tutorials site?
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2 months ago
yasosan
what softwares are need to install in pc for android application?
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2 months ago
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MoeZet
I have been a problem with how to write and compile android programs. As I already installed SDK and Eclipse, but I don’t know how to use them.Please advise me.
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2 months ago
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random guest
Start from hello world and play with it from your device.
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1 month ago
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Saurabhprofs
take any simple project from developer android and execute that along with the procedure that is given in the site……
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2 months ago
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Pjjainpankaj27
abe ye links google b direct provide kr dega ,tune kon sa nya kr diya.
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2 months ago
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Andipolayan
fuck off…
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3 months ago
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Pradeep kumar
WTF you had just placed all the links that even a baby can get from Google. Can’t you elaborate with pictures or videos
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3 months ago
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Brooke Lewitas
People put such innapropreate comments fkr absolutely no reason whatsoever.
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3 months ago
m200933
on internet,is there any book to learn?
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3 months ago
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Rajesh Kanattu
Let me give a try, interesting!
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6 months ago
eliasdev
can someone post what’s the finish link to download the 4.0 version?
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6 months ago
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Skinnyuser
There are other ways to create apps for Android, better was as I see it. Seattle Clouds and other online services have all the tools one needs to design and fill an app with content without necessity to write a single line of code.
http://seattleclouds.com
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Manish Patel
Nice topic and great information. I will sure try to create application from this guide.
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6 months ago
Faisal
I was looking for some actual coding reference, all the links provided lead to articles on how android works. Everyone knows how to make a hello world application!!
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