Trying to learn Android development this way will only lead to headaches and countless pens’ worth of ink. So instead of trying to “learn Android,” try to build a simple first app.

One downside of learning Android app development for beginners, is that it involves a lot of fragmented elements. It gets worse: Google has a habit of introducing new concepts and tools all the time.

2 Mimo If you want to pick up SQL, Python, or web development, Mimo is a good choice. The well-designed app explains key concepts with easy-to-understand coursework and examples.

This is, in a very basic way, the same sort of thing Google Developers are working on for Android. Instead of an app, though, they're working on allowing the secure elements in this process go ...

It was only two years ago, at I/O 2017, that Google announced support for Kotlin in its Android Studio IDE. That came as a bit of a surprise, given that Java had long been the preferred language ...

If you want to take a break from learning to show off how much you already know, there is no shortage of mobile trivia apps in the app store, including Knowledge Trainer, which tests you with ...