Android application development has completely captured the market with its technology and efficiency. Nowadays, a majority of the public prefers to use Android technology in their Smartphone.Google also provides a Native Development Kit (NDK) that allows developers to write important parts of their apps with native languages like C or C++.

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List of Free Tutorial for Android Application Development
Android application development has completely captured the market with its technology
and efficiency. Nowadays, a majority of the public prefers to use Android technology in
their Smartphone. Android already has the highest overall market contribution in the
Smartphone market, leading its formidable opponent iOS by a huge margin. Even
development on android is way more dependable and less restrictive when compared to its
counterparts. People are getting deeply involved and interested to attain maximum
benefits from the wonders of creating android applications.
Every major release of Android has had a food-related code name, and a statue to
commemorate each is visible at Google HQ
Android apps are typically written in a programming language called Java. Java is
immensely popular, and as an object-oriented language, it’s easy to pick up if you’ve
worked with other object-oriented languages like C#, Objective-C, or Ruby.
Google also provides a Native Development Kit (NDK) that allows developers to write
important parts of their apps with native languages like C or C++. This can be helpful if
you need to reuse existing code or libraries in those languages, or if you want to try to get
as best performance as possible for your app.
There are some tools that allow you to write apps using web languages like HTML, CSS,
and JavaScript. You can either write apps that run inside WebView, meaning that it’s a full-
fledged web page that runs inside an app instead of a browser, or you can use tools
like PhoneGap or Appcelerator Titanium to write code that compiles down to native code
behind the scenes. There are pros and cons to taking this approach. In general you will get
the best results by using a native language like Java, but you can certainly make solid apps
that can delight your users with whatever tool you choose.
If you really love another programming language, you can use 3rd party tools to write apps
in that language, though these will always lag behind the latest features that get rolled out
with each Android update:
C#/.NET: Mono for Droid
Ruby: Ruboto
Python: Kivy

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Free Android App Development Tutorials
If you have been recently acquainted with the android technology and wish to kick start
building your first android app, there are multiple websites which can provide you with
basic android tutorials. But as development is such a broad topic, and everyone thinks
differently, one cannot have too many resources from which to absorb knowledge. That’s
why we recommend the following android tutorials for you to learn awesome android
development from the very basics -
1. Tutorials from Linux
Android Programming for Beginners: Part 1 - This tutorial walks you through creating
a basic 30 second countdown application which displays a number on-screen.
Android Programming for Beginners: Part 2 - Adds a drop-down menu to the counter
allowing for adjustments to the timer
Android Programming for Beginners: User Menus - Introduces the ListView class and
replaces the drop-down with a ListView
2. Teamtreehouse – Absolute beginners can build a simple android app using step-by-step
instructions
3. RayWenderlich - A really personal blog-style android app development learning that is
suitable for beginner-to-intermediate programmers.
4. Android’s own website – Last but not the least. Though this website might require quite
a bit of exploring the different resources, it’s a good way to get your hands dirty with
information on even the minutest of concepts.
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