Recent content by ParitoshBh

Agreed, they aren't much useful when it comes to playing around with graphics. But considering this bullet particularly, I suggested udacity Moreover, if you get the basics rights (considering dev is totally new to Android) diving into game development shouldn't be herculean task :)

Answering this question particularly, I'd highly recommend Google's Udacity course. They are free and a very good starting point to begin with android programming. Once you have the basic knowledge, you can go about coding your first game! Cheers!

Could you please elaborate further? Which app? Are you referring to review exchanges?

I haven't had any formal education on Android development, have always relied on Youtube tutorials before Google offered Udacity courses. And for me the Google backed coursework turned out to be far more helpful, resourceful and concentrated as compared to scattered guided found on internet (not...

Choice of emulator really depends on what you want to accomplish. For an app which doesn't really require Google Play services (and other external requirements), Genymotion is pretty good and fast. However when it comes to replicating things like GPS, etc Genymotion (free version) kind of falls...

Being a developer myself (and a student), having a budget which could really make any significant mark on your downloads counter is really tough.

Hey! I am new to android development and as a starter project came up with URL Ripper android application. The app extracts the actual link from short url. The way I see it, it'll essentially solve following purposes: 1. Get an idea of URL you are visiting beforehand so that spammy portals, ad...