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Hello all Androiders,

As such There is no particular repository for Android, i would like to initiate this.

Now, let me clear about my idea: My idea is that Wherever you find any website and if you find it helps for the Android, then pls try to post here. This post works as a common Android-Database storing all the website-links which are either of Articles, code, examples, pdf, or any.

So that whenever anybody having doubt regarding Android Stuff, then they can easily browse through links and may easily find the solution.

and

At the time of submitting the link, you feel it helps to others, but in future, may you return back to the post for searching the link for finding solution of your problem.

So please share links.

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PM - Paresh Mayani
Check out the last link regarding Stuffs/sources/problems in android, really good one
PM - Paresh Mayani
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While not a comprehensive tutorial exactly, HelloAndroid has some cool code pieces and is updated a few times a week.

Jwsonic
@Jwsonic really gr8 one
PM - Paresh Mayani
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Here I m listing some forums that may help you getting started with Android:

  • http://www.vogella.de/articles/Android/article.html . Besides getting started, it also teaches to build a hello world app, demonstrates how to build menus and work with preferences, a nice content provider example and how to make a file browser. At last it demonstrates how to deploy your app onto a real device.

    -http://marakana.com/forums/android/examples/ This is one of my best recommendations. Some very nice demo projects are hosted on the site.

  • http://smartandroidians.blogspot.com/ Nice tutorials by Nithin Warreir. The blog contains some code snippets that help during development of big projects. One can learn implementation of various tools of Android development easily here.

  • http://www.anddev.org/ Anddev forum is pretty famous for having a large number of online users everytime. For any query you can easily post a question in this forum. Wait for the help that comes in just a few minutes.

  • http://slideme.org/ Besides the Official Marketplace, this is another marketplace that hosts developer's applications. For registering as developer in the official marketplace, one needs to pay $25, here lies the advantage of joining SlideMe, it is free..!!

Hope that helps.

vaibhav
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I am surprised by the lack of knowledge people have about this web page but by far I find it to be best. What I most commonly use in android app development is very simply, concisely and to the point explained out here!

http://www.bogotobogo.com

Shouvik