I'm new to Android Mobile Apps Development. Now I'm interest to develop a M-Commerce App. But I don't have any idea how to start where to learn. can anyone suggest me where can I study M-Commerce for Android development? Is it easy to develop? what are all the language I need to know to develop M-commerce? How long it takes to complete?
I don't have deep knowledge about E-Commerce/M-Commerce app development. But here's a thing that can get you started:
To start with Android development follow the official docs. Follow the link: https://developer.android.com/training/index.html
There are various tutorial on Android development all over YouTube that can help you a lot.
You need to learn JAVA. JAVA basics are must to start with android development.
Don't directly jump for high level programming just like game development or M-Commerce app . Start with basic app and slowly progress in different parts of android development.
If you are looking forward for cross platform development then take a look at C# language and develop app in Visual Studio or Xamarin.
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I have problem. I decided create cross-platform app, simple game. But I don't know how to start. What to choose Xamarin.Forms or Xamarin.Native? Xamarin.Forms is only for business apps or we can create game on this?
Xamarin uses the Mono engine which is also used by Unity. I would recommend you to create your game in Unity with Visual Studio Community to do the code parts.
Xamarin is more for apps and not so much games. You'll be more productive choosing Unity.
We are using BlueJ to develop simple apps in my an intro class for students.
I would like to effectively develop a basic Android app in BlueJ. Is this possible?
BlueJ is an IDE. So its just an editor. That means it would be possible, combined with the Android SDK- but practically it would probably be more painful than using Android Studio, where all the tools are built in. Please note that there are significant differences between an Android app and a Java app in the UI and the lifecycle of the application. So it isn't just taking a desktop app and compiling it for Android.
Bluej is just an IDE. It is generally used by beginners to write simple programs. If you want to develop Android apps I would suggest you to use Android studio as all the functions and tools are pre-built in the application. You just need to have basic Java knowledge and XML understanding to write the code. If you want to to develop an application without any coding knowledge then I would suggest you to use thunkables or MIT App inventor. Using any of these you just need to develop your own logic and create an awesome app without coding.
I want start develop games on Android.
I'm yet an android app developer but I never develop a game.
Can you help me for understand how start. It is better to use an external development suite like Unity 3d or is possibile to develop games just with Android Studio and SDK like the normal apps?
The game I want to develop is simple, just a sprite and a backgroud. The sprite can move and jump.
Thank you
I would highly recommend using libgdx for android game development even more so if you are planning to transfer your game to ios too in the future. You can find great tutorials on the internet for libgdx. If I was you i'd check out udacity's libgdx tutorial.
Cheers!
Check the LibGdx on oficial page. People can do awesome thinks with this library. Do you know Ingress? This game was make in LibGDX
Check the official page
https://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/
also look at projects
https://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/gallery.html
you have docs:
http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/nightlies/docs/api/
and the rich forum. Enjoy
I am been working on Android Studio from 6 months and have made few normal and 2-D Game Apps.I want to learn and develop Android Game Programming like Mario , which involve graphics. I read that other than Android SDK (Android Studio) and Java(Eclipse), C#(Visual Studio) provide more API for gaming. I don't want to struggle for finding game APIS.
My question is should I use Android Studio for game programming. Will be tough/cumbersome to get the API ? Are there any third party API? What will be the difficulty level? I am done googling every little thing, want some concrete reading material.
PS-I have JAVA Experience but newbie in C#.
Thanks
I am new to mobile development with a requirement to develop applications for Android and IOS. My programming background is in C#.
Which is the best language and framework to start developing mobile applications?
Is it better to use native development or use cross-platform frameworks?
Please suggest frameworks and languages with respect to ease of development, development support etc..
I am no expert in Cross Platform Mobile Development (in fact, I was just searching for a cross platform mobile development languages/frameworks), but you could take a look at Xamarin, especially as you have a C# Background.
You may also want to take a look at Apache Cordova (and Adobe Phonegap), they use HTML+CSS+JavaScript.
I recently found Flutter, the development language is Dart and it's an early stage OSS project (as of 2016 october) and Haxe. They both seem like active projects, so worth following the progress on GitHub.
If I had to choose and I already had skills in C#, I'd go with Xamarin.
I strongly recommend you give a try to Flutter... It just came out from Google... It's in Beta, but Google heavily used it until now in production mobile applications. It uses Dart, as a programming language and it's awesome. If you have a background in C# (or similar languages, like Java for example) you won't have any problems - it's quick to learn and there are a bunch of tutorials already.
Do a search on YouTube for Flutter, and also on medium...
Here's the website link: http://flutter.io
You can also download some sample applications with all the Android / iOs widgets you can use in a Flutter application. Here's the app for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.flutter.gallery&hl=en
The key difference between Flutter and React native for example is that there's no Javascript bridge... and it compiles to native code. You also write the code once, and it will work by default both on Android and iOs... Hack, you can even switch to iOs widgets on an Android phone.
It's AWESOME!!!