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I'm just about to get started learning how to develop for Android and I thank you for posting this link. The article seems very helpful for beginners.

• moystard 14y ago
  I think reading most guides on the developer.android.com website is the best way to start developing on Android. The SDK also includes sample codes that are worth looking at for good practices on various tasks.
  • evilmushroom 14y ago
    I would have to agree with this. Although I've been developing on android since the beta SDK in 2008..
  • vibrunazo 14y ago
    Seconded and thirded. The linked article makes a few mistakes that would be avoided if the author paid some attention to the Android guide. Which is extremely common for third party tutorials. The Android guide is great and is often updated. There's ton great resources like videos and tutorials. It's by a huge margin the best place to learn android. I would advise anyone beginning Android development to avoid third party tutorials as much as you can. Only use those if you cannot find a specific topic you need in the Android guide.
    • facorreia 14y ago
      Duly noted. Thank you for the tips!