Hello, I'm currently learning Android development and plan om eventually taking the Google's Associate Android Developer certification. I have alre...
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Maybe think about building something on your own first, before diving into the next course. Just to strengthen your current skillset, to face some real-world-problems, and to find gaps to fill, which also might help with the choice of next course.
Thanks for the advice 👍
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Thanks, I was also looking for a video series to work with since I'm a very visual learner.
I have been working on these:
developer.android.com/courses/fund...
They are straight from Google, and while they are not videos, they are very well explained. Each builds on the other and teach from beginner to pretty advanced stuff.
My only suggestion for you is that you need to research a lot. There isn't one resource that teaches you every single thing. If one tutorial isn't giving you a topic properly, pause it, and find another blog post or something that explains a topic until it clicks.
Good luck.
Hi, thanks for your suggestion! I'm finding out too that one resource never teaches you everything and that you may also not completely understand things the way they explained them. Researching is certainly very necesary.