Android Studio Tutorial for Beginners

Android development is the process of creating applications for the Android operating system using programming languages such as Java or Kotlin, as well as software development tools such as Android Studio.

In this video, you can expect to learn about the various components of Android development, including user interface design, data storage, networking, and more. You'll also get a brief overview of the history of Android development, and how it has evolved over the years.

The video will likely cover some of the key concepts and best practices for Android development, such as the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture, the Android Software Development Kit (SDK), and the Android Application Package (APK) format.

You may also learn about some of the tools and technologies that are commonly used in Android development, such as Android Studio, Gradle, and the Android Debug Bridge (ADB).

Overall, this video is designed to provide an introduction to Android development and give you an idea of what it takes to create Android applications. Whether you're a beginner looking to get started with Android development or an experienced developer looking to brush up on your skills, this video is a great place to start.

[jafer]

Finally, a tutorial that's actually straight-to-the-point and teaches you stuff right off the bat

[Garfield]

Best tutorial I found explains all fundementals however please extend a bit to implement a basic app like calculator we can make this ourself as well with info u given but to see how u do professionally to understand best practices.

[stevenj]

This is a very described tutorial for just a beginner like me, Thanks a lot. I hope there will be more videos for this topic.

[jaykavanaugh]

One year on and the UI is completely different. Just done a fresh install and when I try to run the emulator I get "The emulator process for AVD has terminated." Nothing useful in the log. No idea what to do next.

[petrelli]

This is the only tutorial that's not padded with fluff and jargon.

[WillsM]

I might have done something wrong but I got an "xml" folder instead of a "layout" folder inside the "res" folder. The only difference is I chose Android v 7.0. I'll continue with the tutorial and see if I can still make sense of it.