Intro to Android : Making your first App!
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The document is an introduction to Android development by Stacy Devino, detailing key aspects such as the Java programming language, Android's open-source nature, and its Linux-based kernel. It provides insights on tools like Android Studio and SDK, along with resources for beginners. The presentation includes practical exercises and a link to a sample Android app code repository.
Intro to Android : Making your first App!
- 1. Intro to Android by Stacy Devino for WWC Dallas 2016
- 2. STACY DEVINO • Senior Android Innovator at The Home Depot Dallas Technology Center • Works on Consumer Mobile App and Internal Product Innovation • SixSigma BlackBelt, Intel Innovator, DMS Member, Vintage game collector/restorer • Women Techmakers Lead for Dallas/ Ft. Worth WEBSITES www.stacydevino.com www.ledgoes.com www.openbrite.com EMAIL childofthehorn@gmail.com G+ https://plus.google.com/+S tacyDevino TWITTER @DoesitPew
- 3. Things to know Android Apps are written in Java (for the most part) Apps run in a JVM Android Java ~ Sun/Oracle Java somewhat Android is Open Source (AOSP) - mostly Android is a Linux Distribution Android Kernel is the Linux Kernel
- 4. Tools (anyone can start, regardless of OS) Android Studio Android SDK DDMS / Android Monitor Terminal Commands (adb) Android Virtual Device Manager (free, complete emulators!) Code Definition and Examples resources developer.android.com Udacity (Android for Beginners and Android MicroDegree)
- 5. UI Layouts (XML) View Groups ● RelativeLayout ● LinearLayout ● RecyclerView ● ScrollView ● CardView View Types ● TextView ● ImageView ● Button ● ImageButton ● ToggleButton ● Switch ● View
- 6. Practice your Views (follow along!)
- 7. Making a Screen It is easier than you think!
- 10. Add the Clicky Action
- 11. Whoop! We made a Screen! Now, let’s make an App.
- 14. Hmmm… I have Ideas
- 15. Oh Noes! Defect :(
- 17. Better
- 20. Congrats! Your first Android app