I can't claim to be a legit Android developer either but I've been
having fun with AIDE, a self-hosting Android IDE.
http://www.android-ide.com/
Jack Hildwine
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I am not an Android developer, however when looking into it I was
thinking the starting place would be the Android SDK :
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
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Keith Smith
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Subject: Learn Code Android
How would you go about learning to program on Android? I'm interested
in developing mobile apps. The grand plan is to eventually become
competent enough to program custom mobile business applications.
I'm tempted to start with HTML 5, CSS 3, and Javascript (The books on
Amazon about portable mobile programming tend to start and stop here.)
Then the Android flavor of Java.
Android OS
Android OS internals
Objective-C or C++. I'm leaning toward Objective-C first.
Is that reasonable?
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