Android Development Tools for Eclipse

by Sanjay Shah

Android Development Tools for Eclipse

144 pages, Paperback

First published July 17, 2013

Reviews

[Suresh.ariya · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed reading this Book and i have learned lot of new and interesting things about Android development platform using Eclipse IDE and various steps in order to package, signing and distribute the android application (APK) into the Google Play App Store .

This book is for those whose would like to create the Android Application using Eclipse Juno IDE. You can learn some useful tips and tricks that can help in our everyday life while working with Eclipse IDE. This book also covers about packaging, signing, and distribute the android application into Google Play App Store. I like the way book explained about various things using snapshots for each and every step.

If you are a beginner and intermediate developer in Android Development platform and willing to learn about creation of Android Application using Eclipse IDE in a detailed way. This is the book for you.

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[John Fitzpatrick · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is definitely a great starting point if you're looking to get an android programming. It starts off with the basics of how to download all the tools and how to use the tools like eclipse. And then shows you how to program couple items including buttons and menus in the basic functions. And tells you how to wrap up the program into an APK file so it can be put into the Google App Store.

This is a great starting book she wanted getting android development and it would recommend it's.

[Étienne Savard · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've just finish to read "Android Development Tools for Eclipse". It is a quick read and great quick start with Android and Eclipse if you are a novice. The examples are easy to follow and instructive.

If you are new with Android Development and want to start by learning to use Eclipse this a good book. The content is less appropriate if you are an experienced Android developer.

[Charles Patterson · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good book for beginners, it walks through application development from Install to Publish with the Eclipse IDE and ADT. Sadly typical with most Android books, everything is very specific to making a few applications, and does not go into enough depth on the topics. A couple code typos, but no major code problems.