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Dee Wu
Apr 9, 2012, 12:40:58 PM4/9/12
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I noticed there were 33 page views, so people are definitely
interested in a group.
We've made some small apps, Android Programming is very messy (not for
the feint of heart), but some very interesting ideas which you can
only get by working on it. I'm more interested in the workgroup idea
than presentations, so if you want to form a small study group that
meets ad-hoc after hours until we get some volume for a full blown
group let me know
email me at dee...@gmail.com
interested in a group.
We've made some small apps, Android Programming is very messy (not for
the feint of heart), but some very interesting ideas which you can
only get by working on it. I'm more interested in the workgroup idea
than presentations, so if you want to form a small study group that
meets ad-hoc after hours until we get some volume for a full blown
group let me know
email me at dee...@gmail.com
Joshua Morgan
Apr 9, 2012, 1:05:45 PM4/9/12
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I'm wondering if there are more like me that would love to learn but think they'd be over whelmed to try and learn from ongoing projects. Are those of us that know nothing welcome to attend?
Ivan Zhidov
Apr 9, 2012, 2:19:44 PM4/9/12
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We'll try to meet this month on 4/19 at the Div. I will present on Push mechanisms and C2DM example.
Ivan
Sammy Brence
Apr 9, 2012, 3:20:03 PM4/9/12
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What Web page?
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Dee Wu
Apr 15, 2012, 11:12:14 PM4/15/12
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So far, Android to me is just really messy, you have to take it in
small chunks.
Its going to be far better to work in groups to make the learning fun.
maybe get the Deital Book, its a cookbook, but you will feel your way
around it.
Then the next course is to learn the architecture which I'd recommend
the Pro Android 3/4 book by apress (seems to be pretty good
to me).
On Apr 9, 12:05 pm, Joshua Morgan <joshuamorgan1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm wondering if there are more like me that would love to learn but think
> they'd be over whelmed to try and learn from ongoing projects. Are those of
> us that know nothing welcome to attend?
small chunks.
Its going to be far better to work in groups to make the learning fun.
maybe get the Deital Book, its a cookbook, but you will feel your way
around it.
Then the next course is to learn the architecture which I'd recommend
the Pro Android 3/4 book by apress (seems to be pretty good
to me).
On Apr 9, 12:05 pm, Joshua Morgan <joshuamorgan1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm wondering if there are more like me that would love to learn but think
> they'd be over whelmed to try and learn from ongoing projects. Are those of
> us that know nothing welcome to attend?
> On Apr 9, 2012 11:40 AM, "Dee Wu" <deew...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I noticed there were 33 page views, so people are definitely
> > interested in a group.
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> > We've made some small apps, Android Programming is very messy (not for
> > the feint of heart), but some very interesting ideas which you can
> > only get by working on it. I'm more interested in the workgroup idea
> > than presentations, so if you want to form a small study group that
> > meets ad-hoc after hours until we get some volume for a full blown
> > group let me know
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> > email me at deew...@gmail.com>
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> > I noticed there were 33 page views, so people are definitely
> > interested in a group.
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> > We've made some small apps, Android Programming is very messy (not for
> > the feint of heart), but some very interesting ideas which you can
> > only get by working on it. I'm more interested in the workgroup idea
> > than presentations, so if you want to form a small study group that
> > meets ad-hoc after hours until we get some volume for a full blown
> > group let me know
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Ivan Zhidov
Apr 15, 2012, 11:25:58 PM4/15/12
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I suggest you start with a small app that does a very simple thing and just keep expanding it. It would help to make the app relevant to your life/work so you keep working on it. Just following the book is dry and not interesting. It's more interesting to solve real world problems.
Ivan
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