How to Code a Mobile Game – Best Learning Tutorials
With the popularity of mobile gaming continuously on the rise, learning how to code a mobile game is an attractive skill for both aspiring developers and experienced professionals. In this
Explore Free Android App Tutorials
Learn Android app development! Explore handling user input, working with databases, using Android device features, and more!
How to Code an Android Game – Best Learning Tutorials
With the rise of mobile gaming, aspiring game developers are seeking ways to create their own Android games. With a variety of tools and resources available, learning how to code
Running Kotlin Projects on an Emulator
You can access the full course here: Kotlin for Beginners In this lesson, we’re going to run our code on the Android Studio emulator. First, as an exercise, extract
Setting up Firebase for Android Apps
You can access the full course here: The Complete Firebase Course with Kotlin Before we can start working with Firebase, we have to create an Android project first. Open up
Creating and Presenting Dialogs
In this post, we’re going to learn how to build and post dialogs to the user. Our app will create two dialogs. One of them will be a plain dialog
Building a Mobile App with Flutter
You can access the full course here: The Complete Mobile App Development Course with Flutter Part 1 Before creating apps in Flutter, you need to install it. To access the
Free eBook – Android Development for Human Beings
Grab our new ebook Android Development for Human Beings and learn to build impressive Android apps using Material Design. Book author Mohit Deshpande is an app developer (Android and iOS)
Advanced Android App Development – From Padawan to Jedi
Save your most valuable asset – time! Learn how to completely design and develop an production ready Android app, start to finish. We will start at the beginning where all apps
The Complete Android Marshmallow Development Course
Yes, you can learn to code in Java while making Android M phone and wearable apps. Learn to create Android M (Marshmallow) apps from scratch using Java. Don’t know Java?
How to Use the Android Notification System
In this post we’re going to learn how to use the Android notification system. Android notifications have evolved from the standard one-liner with an app icon to having actions, showing images, and
How to Use Android Sensors in Games
In this post, we’re going to learn how to access just one of the multitude of sensors present on an Android device by building a very small game that uses the accelerometer
Meet Elizaveta: International Space Station Engineer and Zenva Student
Having previously worked on Energia (A Soviet Rocket!) Elizaveta currently works preparing technology for the International Space Station. Launched in 1998, ISS is the largest Artificial orbit that can be seen
How to Accessing the Camera and Take Pictures on Android
In this post, we’re going to learn how we can access the camera and use it to take a picture. Grabbing data from the camera can be a bit tricky, especially when dealing
How to Use Loaders in Android
In this post, we’re going to learn about loaders as well as content providers. Loaders allow us to load vast amounts of data asynchronously so we don’t bog down the main UI thread. We can
Beginners Guide to Material Design
In this post, we’re going to learn all about Google’s design philosophy dubbed Material Design. We’re going to cover some of the fundamental concepts behind Material Design and will later learn
How to get the User Location in Android Tutorial
Hello world! In this post, we’re going to learn how we can use Google Play Services to access the user’s location. Along with that, we’re also going to learn how to use Android
Android Networking Tutorial with AsyncTask
Hello World! In this post, we’re going to lean how to access and use the Internet. This might seem like a simple task, but we’re going to learn all of what
How to Pass Data between Activities using Intents
Hello World! In this post, we’re going to learn how we can pass data back and forth between two different activities. We’ll also learn how to reuse layouts and use our app’s manifest with