What Readers Are Saying About the Fourth Edition of
Hello, Android
Once again, Ed has created a very smart guide for beginner and intermediate
Android developers. It’s a practical, highly readable guide whether you are just
entering the world of Android application development, or if you have some expe-
rience but want to dive more deeply into concepts like basic game creation, ani-
mations, sound effects, threading, databases, and Google Play Services.
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Diego Torres Milano
Geek, Android system engineer, Linux advocate, and author
For a quick dip in the Android app development waters, it’s tough to beat this
updated version of the original book on the subject!
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Mark Murphy
Founder, CommonsWare and author of The Busy Coder’s Guide to Android
Development
Hello, Android concisely covers a lot of ground with engaging examples and an
enjoyable writing style. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to ramp up
quickly in Android development.
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Jason Pike
Software developer, theswiftlearner.com
The chapter on the Play Store was a wake-up call, showing how easy it is to get
an app on there, in comparison with the fruity app store.
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Stephen Wolff
Director, Max Gate Digital Ltd.
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