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How to develop your first Android Project?

The field of the Android development Industry gained immense popularity right from the moment Android was introduced. Today, every organization aspires to have its own Android application, and the demand for skilled Android developers is soaring.

Android OS has expanded its influence across various devices, including TVs, tablets, and more. Moreover, with the emergence of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, the potential for innovation and possibilities in Android development seem limitless. The future holds exciting prospects for the Android software development industry.

How CodingZap helps you develop your First Android App Project?

The most important Tool/Software we need here is The Android Studio. Android Studio handles the design and development of an Android Application.

It is highly recommended IDE (Integrated Development Environment). The Apps develop and deploy seamlessly through our all-in-one tool Android Studio.

To download the Android App Studio, Go to https://developer.android.com/studio/index.htmland Hit the download button.

After that, we simply have to open the file and press all recommended settings and Voila, You are up and running with your Android Development Environment.

Step 1: Design

The design part of the Android app can be done in two ways.

1. Android Studio Design

This being a straightforward drag-and-drop design, Has all the essential elements of an Android app such as Images, Text, Buttons, Icons, Colors, and other essential elements of an app.

It might feel a bit intimidating at first sight to work in Android Studio but hang in there for a while. It will become simple and routine for you, once you get the initial practice (Hardly takes two days) of it.

Get done as much as possible on Android Studio design-wise. In Adobe Illustrator, the process of designing the look of an app is as simple as Drawing on an artboard.

Adobe Illustrator being third-party software would generate Assets for the app.

These assets can be used in Android Studio.

•  From Adobe Illustrator, after designing the look and feel of the app. We need to select File->Export
• When we hit export, We get an option of exporting as PNG file or a JPEG file.
• After exporting our assets. We can use our assets as and where needed.

Step 2: Develop

• Hence to Develop an Android app, the prerequisites are Knowledge of the Programming language Java and mostly J2ME mobile edition.
• In the recent past, Android Studio allows Native method coding in C and C++ which will later be embedded into Java code using the latest Android NDK
• Android SDK and Android NDK are two distinct entities a developer must be aware of before starting to code their first Android app.
• Android SDK basically stands for “Android Software Development Kit”.
• It essentially provides all the required Application Programming Interfaces or simply APIs
• These APIs are used in Android app development. Since Java is a language that has a unique feature of code encapsulation. The Android SDK provides essential Classes and methods encapsulated into codes that can be deployed in the app development process.
• The following is the link for the Android developer’s official website

https://developer.android.com

• On the above-mentioned website, we can find In detail

Since the most used programming language to develop an Android app is Java and if you need any assistance in Java programming then you can always hire the best Java experts at CodingZap.

The descriptive manner of development of each phase.

• In the development section on the website. We will find links to training (Which is endorsed by Udacity, I highly recommend taking it) and API guides.
• Next, is the Android NDK which stands for Android Native Development Kit. This to loosely explain would be something for the developers out there who are not well versed with Java and do not consider Java as their Native programming language.
• For those people, the Android studio has made available Android NDK and if you feel you are well off with C or C++ then you better download the Android NDK and get coding in your native C or C++.
• This way Android Studio would embed your code into Java and make your App function seamlessly without any hassles.

• So what else are we waiting for? Get coding!

Step 3: Distribution

• The distribution phase comes when we are done and dusted with our design and development phase so I highly recommend you Test your App very well on your local Android devices before thinking of publishing it.
• First of all, to Publish your first app on Google Play, we will have to pay a one-time fee of $25.
• The app will be used for testing by Google before they publish it on their Google Play.
• This is generally done to avoid malware and virus-containing software and apps on Google Play.
• Once we pay our Publishing Fee. An app would be tested by Google Play Console.
• The Key features of publishing over Google Play are to Engage the audience using Android’s push notifications and Monetize your app

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