Here are books I read to get me over the Beginner's hump:
Android Application Development for Dummies
Borrowed this from the library.
This was a good place to start to get all the pieces together to begin Android development using Eclipse. This book gave me an easy-to-understand foundation to start from.
Android Game Programming for Dummies
Borrowed this from the library.
This was also read to get past the beginner stage. It was a quick read and I picked up more background information.
Programming Android by O’Reilly
Provides an in-depth look at specific topics in Android Programming. Provides a more stable and robust foundation than the two books noted above. Has the feel of authority which I like as a beginner Android developer. Some of the information went over my head, but I didn't worry about it. I'll come back to those chapters when I'm ready to absorb the information.
Android Application Development for Dummies
Borrowed this from the library.
This was a good place to start to get all the pieces together to begin Android development using Eclipse. This book gave me an easy-to-understand foundation to start from.
Android Game Programming for Dummies
Borrowed this from the library.
This was also read to get past the beginner stage. It was a quick read and I picked up more background information.
Programming Android by O’Reilly
Provides an in-depth look at specific topics in Android Programming. Provides a more stable and robust foundation than the two books noted above. Has the feel of authority which I like as a beginner Android developer. Some of the information went over my head, but I didn't worry about it. I'll come back to those chapters when I'm ready to absorb the information.
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