Free Crash Course for Android App Development by Google

Google's team has joined with Udacity organization to provide free crash course on Android development. This crash course will be available for all those who seek their career in Android apps development.

This course includes tutorials, videos, quiz, course material and forums. This complete tutorial is called "Developing Android Apps: Android Fundamentals", and it provides a step-by-step guide to learn Android programming, provided, that you must possess the basic knowledge of programming.

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This course is generally handled by Google developer and advocates, Reto Meier, Dan Galpin and Katherine Kuan, and also provide features to directly consult the coaches of the students who are enrolled for the Udacity's paid tutorial program.

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This program will guide you regarding the history of Android development, and it also provides knowledge to build actual Android applications alongwith the guidance by expert Android developers.

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It clearly shows that, Google wants more developers to develop applications for it's own platform, but it's for a better reason. Google is doing a wonderful job by diverting a programmer's profession to "Android development", and think more like an Android developer.

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