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Hello, folks, I'm starting to learn Android Studio and for the same, I've attended this workshop held at University which was not very helpful in certain aspects. The guy/mentor assumed that we all knew what is Firebase and started dropping knowledge bombs about firebase and integration with Android Studio(Apps).

So, coming to the fundamental question i.e. I'm reading SO 'Documentation' which is still in beta, I find it useful, as it is scratching the basic surface. What are other sources to learn about Android, of course, sources which are not deprecated?

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  • 1
    7y
    devRant is not a place for such questions but try yt tutorials/ documentation/quora and you will be gold
  • 0
    7y
    @Artemix why not though?
  • 0
    7y
    The official Android documentation is a great start as well.
    You are going to use it in the future a lot anyway , so you can start to get used to it.
    Another thing that i would recommend is Android / googles github (?) with their sample Projects.
    Documented well and there are Tutorials for these projects almost always.
  • 0
    7y
    @Artemix
    Would like to hear that as well.
    I think it is suitible for smaller projects and takes off a lot of backend logic
  • 0
    7y
    @Artemix alright.. will do
  • 1
    7y
    Start by seperating the IDE from the Platform.
    Learning how to use AndroidStudio and writing Android apps is two seperate things.
    The best wat IMO? is to code a simple notes app from scratch, using android studio. This will teach you the UI basics. then move on to local storage.
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