Learning resources outside the Android wall

1, the Foreign tutorial website http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/android.html very good website, free, contains the Android tutorial is also more comprehensive, and the tutorial often quoted Daniel Blog, there will be a lot of accidental discovery. Code resources are available, but not very easy to find.

Http://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/is perfect for getting started, providing basic all the basics of tutorials, and an example of n many. In addition to support for online learning, PDF downloads are available for basic tutorials and advanced tutorials. (PS: Although PDF can be clicked to download, but people still want you to pay.) ）

HTTP://CODE.TUTSPLUS.COM/CATEGORIES/ANDROID-SDK the quality of each article is very high ~ ~

http://guides.codepath.com/android/home basically contains everything that is used in everyday 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're developing apps for contracts. Their purpose is: mission to change the means Engi Neers learn new technologies. We also provide support for questions and answers, and welcome everyone to join us. http://www.coderzheaven.com/android-tutorials/covers a variety of tutorials on Android's basic case-driven approach. Https://newcircle.com/category/android/seems to be a training institution, mostly charged, but there are still some free resources worth digging into. http://www.coreservlets.com/android-tutorial/Although the main theme is not Android, but the Android tutorial is quite good, better, the tutorials are provided PDF, ppt, source download. Look forward to its update ~ 

http://droid-blog.net/droid-blog.net offers about 27,000 impressions to a highly targeted audience of and Roid developers looking for ways to monetize their applications. There is only one ad space on the top right in the whole blog which guarantees maximum attention for your ad. -See more at:http://droid-blog.net/become-a-sponsor/#sthash. rodmfob9.dpuf 

Https://www.coursera.org/Coursera is committed to popularizing the best education in the world, working with top universities and institutions to provide free courses to all. Of course, there are a lot of Android courses. Commonsware.com/blog/archive.html CommonsWare ' s mission is-help people and organizations work better Together through C Ooperation, whether that is 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 Http://www.anddev.org/Android Development Community | Android Tutorials

2. Foreign personal Blog

Http://jakewharton.com/blog Jakewharton Look at the name to know that there is absolutely no need to introduce.

Http://www.curious-creature.com/Romain guy, I still don't think we need to introduce.

Http://cyrilmottier.com/Cyril Mottier I still don't feel like introducing.

Http://blog.stylingandroid.com/Mark Allison a software developer with over-years ' experience, and over 4 years ' Androi D Development experience. I Run styling Android Limited, an Android software development consultancy. Http://blog.danlew.net/Daniel Lew The number of articles is quite objective, most of them are tips and are worth learning.

Http://www.androidhive.info/Ravi Tamada Android High-quality articles a lot, but there will be many other aspects of the article, the number is comparable to the tutorial network. Http://loseyourmarbles.co/about-me/Chris Nash My interests in software development and modern video gaming would form a la Rge part of the This blog.

http://www.androiduipatterns.com/[email protected] working for Fat Robot as Partner/cto. Http://www.grokkingandroid.com/Wolfram Rittmeyer I has been developing with Java for a long time and has started Develo Ping Android applications in 2010.

Http://geekyouup.blogspot.com/Rich Hyndman worked for Google.

3. Website worth visiting Http://androidweekly.net/Android Weekly is a free newsletter that helps you to stay cutting-edge with your Andro ID development. Very well worth the subscription. Developer.android.com/index.html Oh, no reason!

Learning resources outside the Android wall