Android you should know the path to learning resources.

Android you should know the path to learning resources.

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I have been busy recently, and I want to stop and sort out some things. Therefore, blog updates may be slow and will continue to work hard. Today, I want to sort out the Learning Resources of android NLP for you. If you have any suggestions, please leave a message.

1. Foreign tutorial websites

• Android Developers Blog

Not explained

• Vogella

Very good websites, free of charge, including android tutorials are also comprehensive, and the tutorials often reference Daniel blog, there will be many unexpected discoveries. Code resources are provided, but they are not very easy to find.

Highly recommended

• Tutorialspoint

It is ideal for beginners. It provides all basic tutorials and N examples. In addition to online learning, you can download basic and advanced tutorials in pdf. (Ps: Although Pdf files can be downloaded, you are still expected to pay .)

Highly recommended

• Tutsplus

Each article is of high quality ~~

Highly recommended

• Codepath

It basically contains all the things used in daily development, just as: We don't waste time with the "theoretical approach" you might get from a book. we cover exactly the things we use every day as we are developing apps for contracts. their purpose is: mission to change the way engineers learn new technologies. You are also welcomed to join the Q & A support.

• Coderzheaven

Covers various tutorials and case-driven approaches for basic Android scenarios.

Highly recommended

• Thenewcircle

It seems to be a training institution, most of which are charged, but there are still some free resources worth exploring.

• Coreservlets

Although it is not android, the android tutorial is also quite good. Even better, the tutorials provide download of pdf, ppt, and source code. Looking forward to its update ~

Highly recommended

• Droid-Blog

Droid-Blog.net offers about 27,000 impressions to a highly targeted audience of Android developers looking for ways to monetize their applications. there is only one ad space on the top right on the whole blog which guarantees maximum attention for your ad. -See more: http://droid-blog.net/become-a-sponsor/#sthash.roDmfOb9.dpuf

• Coursera.org

Coursera strives to popularize the best education in the world and works with top universities and institutions to provide free courses to everyone. Of course, there are also many Android courses.

• Commonsware.com

CommonsWare's mission is to help people and organizations work better together through cooperation, whether that be in the fields of software development, community governance, or anywhere else. commonsWare provides books, software, and services in fulfillment of that mission.

• Http://android.amberfog.com/

Just another Android developers blog

Highly recommended

• Anddev

Android Development Community | Android Tutorials

Highly recommended

2. Foreign blog

• Http://jakewharton.com/blog

By Jakewharton

You can see the name and do not need to introduce it at all.

• Http://www.curious-creature.com/

By Romain Guy

I still don't want to introduce it.

• Http://cyrilmottier.com/

By Cyril Mottier

I still don't want to introduce it.

• Http://blog.stylingandroid.com/

Author: Mark Allison

A software developer with over 30 years 'experience, and over 4 years' Android development experience. I run Styling Android Limited, an Android software development consultancy.

• Http://blog.danlew.net/

Author: Daniel Lew

The number of articles is quite objective, and most of them are tips, which is worth learning.

• Http://www.androidhive.info/

Author: Ravi Tamada

There are many high-quality android articles, but there will also be many other articles, the number of which is comparable to that of tutorial network.

• Http://loseyourmarbles.co/about-me/

Author: Chris Nash

My interests in software development and modern video gaming will form a large part of this blog.

• Http://www.androiduipatterns.com/

By juhani@fatrobot.io

Working for Fat Robot as Partner/CTO.

• Http://www.grokkingandroid.com/

Author: Wolfram Rittmeyer

I have been developing with Java for a long time and have started developing Android applications in 2010.

• Http://geekyouup.blogspot.com/

Author: Rich Hyndman

Working at Google.

3. Websites worth visiting

• Slideshare

SlideShare is the largest slide sharing community in the world. Of course, there are a lot of slides on Android, which can be downloaded when the author permits. Of course, if not, they can also be viewed online. Here you can find various presentation ppt files. For example, google io or something.

• Androidweekly.net

Android Weekly is a free newsletter that helps you to stay cutting-edge with your Android Development.

• Developer.android.com

Oh, no reason!

After a Rough Review, most of them need to go through the wall. The suggestions mentioned above are my personal opinions. If you have any good resources, please leave a message!

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