I second the www.commonsware.com/android stuff. It's WELL worth $35. I've
read the books you talk about, and honestly, Mark (the author) of the
commons books does a better job at explaining things. You get 3 books too,
not just one. Plus I believe they are updated.. although not sure if/when a
I'm more of a hardware guy myself so I'm familiar with C/C++, but have
no Java or XML experience to speak of. I picked up the O'Reilly book
on Android development and so far it's been great. I had some issues
getting Eclipse to work, but then I can't remember a time when setting
up Eclipse was
I too was pretty Happy with O'Reilly's book until it was time to
import MJAndroid. Following the Authors notes in the Errata section
still was no help.
Hello Android Version 2 is good, but imo your best option is:
The Busy Coder's Guide to ANDROID development go to www.commonsware.com/android
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