The Tutorial
Since the last episodes audio was messed up a bit, I actually thought of re-recording it when I find the time for it. Anyway, for this episode I got a new headset and I think the audio quality is quite acceptable.
And as always: if you have any suggestions or questions, feel free to leave a comment below. Thanks for watching. Also, if you enjoyed this video, support this webcast series by sharing it on your favourite social bookmark plattform. Of course you can use the icons below for that!
- Episode #2 – Create A New Project And Run It
- Episode #6 – Notification & Long Clicks
- Episode #5 – Using Radio Buttons
- Episode #1 – Getting Started!
- Episode #4 – Checkboxes & Complex Layouts
- Episode #8 – The Alert Dialog
- Episode #11 – Intents: Multi Activity Applications
- Episode #10 – Intents: An Introduction
- Episode #9 – Lists: Item Clicks
- Episode #7 – Using Basic Lists
Comments
Chris Jackson
07/20/2009 – 6:24 pmPlease keep the tutorials coming – i really enjoy your style of teaching – most tutorial sites expect you to know more about java or android. Thanks got the Button lesson.
Don
07/27/2009 – 5:10 pmHey there:
Thx for your video tutorials!!!
I was really enjoyed your teaching , which is with very clear details :)
Really appreciate and look forward your new tutorials.
Don from Sweden
PJFonseca
08/24/2009 – 8:57 pmAgain, love it and most important i have learned something.
TIP: if you press Ctrl + Alt + Down arrow it copy’s the line in a sec.
Hugs from Portugal
bjburn
09/13/2009 – 4:13 pmThank you!
Mehdi
02/01/2010 – 1:00 amBeautiful, you are a true hero, Thank you
venky_ind
02/13/2010 – 8:44 amhi Mathias Reisch,
first of all a bigggg thnx for ur fantastic support for beginers like me…i really liked ur tutorials… i was really enjoyed your teaching .
But in my PC i couldnt able to watch “Episode#3-using buttons”…i dontknw the problem…but keep continue ur tutorials….itzzzz really rocking…. once agin a huge thnx for ur team….:-)
Recai Cansız
05/16/2010 – 7:31 pmVery good..Thank you.
novin
05/31/2010 – 2:17 amamazing one to start with
Thom Denick
06/11/2010 – 1:20 amAlmost a year old – but still relevant. Fantastic tutorial.
Harry
07/31/2010 – 12:49 amGood Video, but you could have cut down on 75% of watching time if you didn’t sound stoned off your face!
rob
09/02/2010 – 8:02 pmgreat work! very very very helpful!
Dylan
09/12/2010 – 4:40 amThank-you so much! By far the easiest to understand tutorials I have ever watched. Keep it up!
sanket
09/16/2010 – 9:56 amWonderful tutorial…. Thanks a lot. It is very helpful to for beginners….
gaurav
10/09/2010 – 8:14 amhey…i have simple programs on my blog….
Anders
10/30/2010 – 12:52 amFirst, I like the turorials
But the variables myButton, myText and counter is not global variables. They are variables that are visible by all classes in the same package.
You should make them privater, so they are only visible from the same class file, that is, in this Activity.
sm
11/16/2010 – 11:09 pmMany thanks for this wonderful tutorial…One question pls— How much Java should one know in order to learn android.?
Sivam
12/14/2010 – 12:46 pmGreat tutorial Reisch. Thanx for the wonderful simple and understandable android tutroial
Manish
12/17/2010 – 7:59 pmReally very easy as never before and very help full. Keep it up!
Thanks :)
Abhinav
01/16/2011 – 12:31 amThat was a fabulous and simple tutorial!!! tks
Kris
01/16/2011 – 11:49 pmThank you for this great tutorial. There should be more of these tutorials :)
Sid
01/17/2011 – 7:21 amvery nice tutorials, please keep these wonderful tutorials coming..
Thanks,
Sid
Hammad Khan
05/15/2011 – 6:19 pmWhy you said the
Hammad Khan
05/15/2011 – 6:21 pmWhy you saying the variable for EditText and Button as global, infact they are the variable local to the whole Class