5 top sites to find written tutorials on Android development in 2022
Tags: programming, android, beginners, tutorial
Published: 2021-12-25 16:37:34

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So you've been procrastinating since 2021, and now that 2022 is in sight you're laced up and getting ready to start your android journey. Even if this scenario doesn't match your situation, as long as you need to learn more about Android, go through these gems on my list and you'll end up adding them to your list of favorites for anything android development-related. 

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1. [Raywenderlich](https://www.raywenderlich.com/library?content_types%5B%5D=article&domain_ids%5B%5D=2&limit_count=9&section_id=205&sort_direction=desc&sort_order=popularity)
This happens to be my number one go-to for iOS, Flutter, and Android.
Though there's a price tag on their content made by their contributors, Raywenderlich comes first on my list because even their free content is awesome. An android developer of any level can easily benefit from their posts, and for programmers who do not have English as their first language, you notice how some of their posts are simplified when compared to other sites'. Additional points for them when you consider their learning paths, and the books they provide. If you rather enjoy lengthy articles then this might just end up being your soul-site. 

2. [ProAndroidDev]
(https://proandroiddev.com/)
Hosted on Medium, I don't think many know about this site, but then a gem remains a gem whether tons of people know about it or not. On this site, you can find blog posts about android development, and the editors here have notable work experiences so you can be sure that you're getting content you can rely on. 

3. [Android's Official Developer Site]
(https://developer.android.com/guide)
"Why oh why", you might ask, "is android's official site for developers at number 3?". Well, that's because, for some reason only known to the Android team, their docs are not beginner-friendly. Maybe it could be their choice of words?
I could have placed them at number 1 because their [codelabs](https://codelabs.developers.google.com/?cat=Android&product=android) are enough to get them that seat, but... 😒 

4. [GeekForGeeks](https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/android-tutorial/)
This site's delivery would undoubtedly appeal more to beginners and non-native speakers. Though you would find it slightly difficult to find advanced topics here, this remains one of the best places to get your feet wet with android development in 2022.

5. [StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/android)
While you might not find "articles" about android development in StackOverflow since it happens to primarily be a platform where you ask questions and possibly have them answered by an army of developers, be rest assured that the mountain of information gotten from these answered questions will leave you more informed than you previously were. If you can't find an already answered question that is similar to yours, then you can always just ask yours. As a bonus, you could even come across links to other sites where you can find knowledge.

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