Taking a class on Android Development. I'm mostly teaching myself here. But it's fun to start diving into the world of d

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bjorngi

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Is that... comic sans?
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iSwimInTheC

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@bjorngi the best font!
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BrianValente

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What about tinting the default background of the buttons instead of replacing it? Welcome to Android development, it's very pleasant.
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IronPhreak

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I wanted to get into Android development for over a year now, I've owned a Android Dev licence for a year. but I still don't know where to start :\
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iSwimInTheC

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@BrianValente hmm not sure how that works. I'll take a look
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iSwimInTheC

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@IronPhreak I just picked up an Udemy course. $19 sale
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IronPhreak

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@tisaconundrum
I did the same, but I've yet to start it, I ended up going into C# and Python
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BrianValente

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@IronPhreak Android Dev license? You only need the Google Play Developer Console if you want to publish your apps on Google Play, and costs $25 for the entire life.
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BrianValente

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@tisaconundrum android:backgroundTint="@color/yourcolor"
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donuts

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Guess u can try Xamarin then... I do C# too but when I got into Android only the Java SDK was available but I think still native Java is the easiest especially with Android Studio @IronPhreak
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donuts

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Permission to share my apps? Only got to in the store but I've actually have some others I use personally.
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Grumpy

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@IronPhreak I started at https://developer.android.com/train...

Pretty straight forward. If you've seen one statically typed OO curly brace language, you've basically seen them all, so learning Java should be no problem if you've used C# or C++.
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geronimo

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Looks awesome

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Taking a class on Android Development. I'm mostly teaching myself here. But it's fun to start diving into the world of designing apps. Here's a picture of my current app. It's not much but it's a good start I think

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