wrkuout2 wrote:
Looking to develop a calendar program for co-workers to use. I have
some basic programming knowledge and am willing to research and learn
anything. Where is a good place to start?
For traditional Android development, you need to know Java. If you
have not developed in Java
Depending on your development language of choice you will either need to
start with a book on Java Programming or pick up one of the numerous books
on Android Programming.
http://pragprog.com/ has the Hello Android book and
http://commonsware.com/has The Busy Coders series. Mark Murphy wrote
If you're new to programming, I'd start with basic stuff like a simple
address book or shopping list) You could take the tutorials or
sample apps provided by google, make sure you've got those working,
then start adding features to them.
I found this tip calculator tutorial helpful:
Depending on your level of programming experience I would recommend learning
Java and then being comfortable with widget-based programming along with
using Eclipse as your IDE.
I put other tips to get up to speed in Android and how to win free access to
Mark Murphy's Guide To Android Development
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