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Anthony Rubio
662 PointsWhere to start?
Hello all, I am new to design and development and due to a recent business venture, I have decided to learn the fundamentals of app design and development. I am looking to learn android development. What track should I start with, what are the steps I should take? All suggestions will be very helpful, thanks in advanced everybody!
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Michael Hulet
47,912 PointsIf you're looking to learn Android Development, it's only logical that you start by taking the Android Development Track. If you really want to dive deep into Android, you should take all the untaken courses on Android in the Treehouse Library when you're through with the Track
Anthony Rubio
662 PointsAnthony Rubio
662 Pointsokay that's where I started, but I heard that android was written with Java and ruby. I wasn't sure if it would be a good idea to learn those languages first. Thanks for the insight.
Michael Hulet
47,912 PointsMichael Hulet
47,912 PointsAndroid's core is written in C, some of it is written in C++, but the UI is written in Java. Therefore, Java is the only language you'll really need to know
Anthony Rubio
662 PointsAnthony Rubio
662 Pointssounds good, thanks a bunch!