Should I learn JavaFX for Android or Android Separately [closed] - java

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I'm learning JavaFX and learnt a lot to create Desktop Application.
Now I was deciding to go for Android App. But recently I read from the google search that I can create Android/iOS app in JavaFX. (Even watched video)
So my question is.
Should I focus on to "Learn JavaFX for Android" or should I start Learning Android separately?
As I already read from the google and realized that JavaFX for the android will be better because we can run same code for Desktop, iOS, iPad and Android. But I want to ask from experts.

You can work with javaFx for android but its efficient to learn and work with android separately.it will help you a lot with its great, easy and most powerful library support .

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Where i make projects in Android studio or in Simple Console window? [closed]

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(I m a beginner) people says best way learning programming is make project, Now my question is Where i make projects in Android studio or in Simple Console window? i want to be android developer help please where i start making projects in Console window or in Directly Android studio. sorry for my english.
Go through this Official Documentation of google and install Android Studio then click on create new project. Follow all the steps given and you are ready to start working on your new project.

For Android App c# is better or java? [closed]

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i want to start Android Developing. I Can Use c# or Java to start for Android
Developing.
I am a .NET developer.
My Question is which language is better for android programming. which limitation these language have?
what is their power in android programming?Can I develop full apps in .NET without learning java?
You can use Xamarin if you want to develop mobile apps with c#. However, when I ask mobile developers, they prefer to write native apps.
With Xamarin you will have the option of using VS which I think is very good, but you have to consider that it is usable for develop both Android and IOS apps. You have to consider performance and size of the app.
I have to add that Xamarin is now free if you have Visual Studio 2015
So my advice in total would be:
If you need only Android or IOS: go with native
If you need both Android and IOS and it is a small company or if the budget is limited, then go with Xamarin
If not again go with native
There is also a project called Apache Cordova which will do the same using javascript

Ideas for converting Android App project to pure java for desktop [closed]

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I have a huge Android app project, I attempt to convert it to pure Java, I think to include all classes that my new app need it like View , TextView, Activity , etc. I can get it from Android framework source code.
I know this idea will increase my app size, but it will save a lot of time and efforts
My Question: How successful that idea?
You should look into ARC:
https://developer.chrome.com/apps/getstarted_arc
This is a Android Runtime for chrome on desktops

Python or Java for android app development? [closed]

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I have used Python for developing GUI based games.
But I am amateur at Java.
What will be better to use Python or Java to start Android App development?
i saw this link maybe its possible
https://ep2013.europython.eu/conference/talks/developing-android-apps-completely-in-python
so far i knw you could use C#,Java script css html(phone gap) apart from using java. It be awesome if Android could be developed in many more languages so android market gets more apps and developers too.
i will also you recommend asking this kind of questions in quora.com or stackechange as this site is mostly about fixing code

Learn Android Development (Have experience) [closed]

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I have been developing for iOS for at least 3 years and have at least 1 year of experience for Java. For a long time I have been thinking to develop for Android but I do not know which book or course I should start. Any suggestions?
P.S I already downloaded Android SDK and eclipse.
You could start with the following android developer site.
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html
i think this is the best video tutorial to start with
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUOWNXGRc6g&list=PL33384E9848C4F55E

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