
The Linux Foundation has opened
Android programming courses for beginners. The authors of the course did their best so that in a couple of hours it was possible to learn development skills for this platform.
Software interfaces for Android are open, beautifully documented and extremely easy to use. And it's very cool to write a program that you can immediately run on your phone. However, even the phone is not needed here, because Android is the same Linux, and you can check the program in the emulator on your Linux computer.
So far, only the first of the two parts of the introductory course has been published. It describes the use of the development environment, the basics of creating Android applications, the Android API, and shows a simple application with a timer as an example.
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Students are expected to have a basic understanding of Java, XML, and programming principles.
