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I'm learning android for 6 months and now I decided to read some fresh book. All that I read was an old book on russian based on android 2.3. It sucks, I know.
So could you help me to make a right choise? Thanks.
If you know java pretty well, and have clear concepts about OOP. You can learn android from anywhere. But to have a smooth flow and step by step learning I would recommend this Android Contest of CodeProject. It is a series of very nice and winning articles on specific topics of android. If you complete it, you'll definitely learn a lot.
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I have leant basics of java, XML, firebase. I am able to create Instagram like app. But I want to proceed even further by enabling users to chat through the app (only major feature currently missing in my app). I have no idea as to where to start. Can anyone suggest a verified course which could help me learn?
For your further questions, I'm introducing you Google - your best friend, when you have a question and you are looking for the answer.
Some of good resurces (where I don't know where are you with your knowledge):
thenewboston channel (youtube), help me a lot when I started learning Android development, they also provide good tutorials on other languages
Udemy
Coursera also has a lot of good resources
And a good advice, based on my experiences from work: start learning about Hybrid mobile technologies like React native, Ionic, Flutter, etc. because they are also very popular these days and I'm sure they will grow in future.
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so I've been coding in java for the past 2 years, mainly making mods for Minecraft. Recently though I started making discord bots, and I've never really done anything with Java outside of Minecraft, and was using JDA(Java Discord API), and i realized how fun it was. I was wondering if any of you guys knew of some API's i could use to do some cool stuff with :D
If your looking to toy with some nice REST api's to interact with I could definitely suggest looking towards Amazon Web Services, or any of the Google API's such as Google Maps, or even Facebooks API.
Cheers and happy coding! :)
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I would like to automate some of the webservice testing by using java. Is there any opensource available in market. As long as I known about Apache AXIS which can automate webservices. But I didn't get clear details about it. like where I should start. Please share some source material for learning purpose.
I just came across XML Messaging tool for api testing, and the below site is helped me to achieve what I want.
http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/lehre/SS03/19560-P/Docs/JWSDP/tutorial/doc/JAXM.html
however, you may share your experience.
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what is the best Java library for manipulating graphs (specifically, for social network analysis)? I've seen Jung, but I was wondering if you knew anything better (I don't need to visualize networks, only computation).
Thank you
I've found jgrapht pretty useful - it has all the major algorithms (e.g. Bellman-Ford, ...)
neo4j is the choice
And here is a video
If you are aiming for high efficiency
http://grph.inria.fr/
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I have really enjoyed playing Robocode with my first robot. Now I want to make something a little more exciting. What's the best tutorial on making advanced robots?
Have you tried robowiki.net? They have a ton of resources including advanced topics like:
Pattern Matching
Clustering
Statistical partitioning
A number of the top bots in the Roborumble are also open source.
When you're ready, be sure to enter your robot in the rumble.