With over one billion devices activated,
Android is the best place to make apps for education, entertainment, communication or anything else you want. So if you’ve been thinking about, or simply playing with the idea of learning
Android then start now. There is the easy way with the
MIT App Inventor, a cloud-based tool, which means that you can build apps right in your web browser. Visit the
site, follow the
instructions, and start the
tutorials.
For the hard way and the best, you’ll have to write your code with
Java and design the layout with
XML. Once your app is ready, you’ll use a build tool to compile all the project files and package them together into a .apk file that you can run on Android devices and/or submit to
Google Play. All the files you used are managed by an
Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The IDE is the program you will open to edit your code files and to manage your projects, just
download it from Google(Android Studio) follow the
instructions, and start the
first tutorial for Android developers. Happy App-ing!!!
