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A Roadmap To Become An Android Developer This article is meant for all those bright minds out there who wants to learn Android Development but have no idea 'where to start'. Getting started with the Android Development First of all, you must have a basic knowledge of the Java language for Android Development. Learn the Java language from the Head-First Java book. Set up Android Studio IDE for Android Development on your PC or Laptop. Take a course or any book on Android app development with which you think you are comfortable. Being comfortable with the course or the book is very important. During the course build something on whatever you read. Setting up Kotlin in Android Studio. Introduction to Android Studio IDE. Android User Interface — XML and View Components. There is no better way to learn something than by doing it practically. Improving yourself as an Android Developer Understand the Activity Life-cycle as having the knowledge of...

How To LiveBoot into Android on your PC  (And no, we are not talking about emulators. We are talking about live boot like any OS) Let's Start What will you need: Android image file (obviously) : http://www.android-x86.org/download Rufus or Win32 Disk imager : https://rufus.akeo.ie https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ And a 4 GB (could work with 2 GB, but the more the better) The Procedure: Download an Android image (whichever you want one link is given above). How to flash Android image to pendrive:   ⇒Rufus method-                   →Open Rufus.                 →Select your Drive.                 →Leave the Partition Scheme to default.               ...

How to Install a Complete Linux Distro(or distribution or flavors, all are same) on Android : This article is for users who want to experience a complete desktop OS on their Android phone, especially tech-savvy people who don’t want to carry around a laptop or tablet, it’s entirely possible to install a fully-functional Linux OS on your Android phone. You will need a rooted phone for this operation – you can search Appuals for a root guide for your device if you aren’t already rooted. Once you’re rooted though, the process is fairly simple. Requirements: BusyBox VNC Viewer Linux Deploy Steps to follow: The first thing you’ll want to do is install BusyBox – either directly from Google Play store, or the Magisk BusyBox module if you’re rooted with MagiskSU. If you install BusyBox from the Google Play store, you just need to download the app, launch it, and hit the “Install” button from inside the app. If you’re rooted with MagiskSU, you need to launch Magisk Ma...