You Tube, Search "Android Programming"
or search "edu4java",  Looks good for me after watching his first=20
module. It is somewhat difficult due to my hearing-comprehension=20
problems and his English.

My personal interests are the Tablet and the interfacing potential with=20
other devices.
In addition to my suggestion of [Arduino] add [Android].

BTW, my Motorola Honeycomb tablet has a parameter in the settings that=20
must be checked to allow apps that do not come from Google to be loaded=20
& executed.
Also, I am still looking for a free app to provide a Remote desktop via=20
the Android. The current free logmein app keeps the display too tiny to=20
be useful.


On 2/8/2012 2:20 AM, RussellMc wrote:
> I'm sure Mr Gargoyle has lots to say on this subject but the answer
> can be subtly complex.
> I'm hoping Mr PICList has more distilled wisdom.
>
> I'm looking for an entry method  to Android "smartphone" programming
> which requires the minimum possible
>
> MUST be Android.
>
>   - learning
>   - effort
>   - time to "hello world" level programming  involved
>
> Take it home this evening, be running programs by bedtime* ... would
> be acceptable.
> (* today!)
>
> for
>
>         (i) An intelligent person with minimal exposure to computer
> languages or programming
>             (Maybe a Doctor, Lawyer, Artist, Mechanic, ...)
>
>         (ii) An intelligent person with good genera programming
> concepts but with
>              no language knowledge assumptions made.
>              (eg they may be a genius in System 360 assembler but have no
>                    other programming exposure)
>
> (So it's "EASY", it's just like C/C++/Java/BASIC/Forth/ ... is meaningles=
s)
>
> Being free is not essential but is highly desirable.
> The solution  can obviously  sacrifice functionality and speed of
> execution for simplicity.
>
>
>          Russell

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