Android Studio #1 - Introduction to Android Studio | Specifications and Dashboard Introduction

Hello friends, Welcome to the first Android Studio Tutorial of Programming Infinity. In this tutorial, you will get a clear introduction to Android Studio, its features and Its Dashboard and all about Android Studio. So friends, let's begin....

Above is the video which contains everything that you will learn in this tutorial. So friends, It's your choice to watch the video or read the tutorial or both.

ANDROID STUDIO

Android Studio is an official Android Application Development Platform, Launched by Google. It is the most recommended Software for creating Android Application. The Android Studio is a huge software but it can be easily operated with a RAM of  4GB and Intel Core Processor i.e. It can be easily operated on a Normal Laptop that costs about Rs.25000-50000. Its user interface looks complicated, but once we understand, It will be easily accessible.

ANDROID STUDIO - DASHBOARD

1 - A folder which contains all the app resources, codes and dependencies.

2 - A folder which contains the permissions that is required for the app to properly work. It also contains all the application description which includes the app name, app icon, activity declaration, services declaration and its properties.

3 - It contains all the .java files which contains all your code that will be interpreted when app is launched.

4 - It contains all the resources that is used in app from text to image. It contains animation, raw, layout, drawable, mipmap, dimen, values and all the resources file in their particular directory.

5 - It contains all the image resources which is used in the app.

6 - It contains all the layout that is used in the app for any particular activity.

7 - It contains menus that is to be displayed in the app like as in the navigation drawer, overflow menu, action bar and so on.

8 - It contains all the values either it is color, text, dimension,styles and so on, which is used in the app. It also includes the app name in it.

9 - It contains all the dependencies for the app which is initialized to give the app that dependencies to the app to inflate the layouts and run the code to app to work properly.

So friends, that's all for this post. I hope you enjoyed this post, and if you have any questions then ask me in Comment box. I will soon answer your questions.