One downside of learning Android app development for beginners, is that it involves a lot of fragmented elements. It gets worse: Google has a habit of introducing new concepts and tools all the time.

For many years, Android apps had to be made with Java. But then Google has a great idea: make Kotlin the perferred language of Android development. This multi-purpose language is efficient, easy ...

While Java is a reputable programming language with vast open-source tools and libraries for developers, it’s no longer the only official language supported by Android.

Another popular option is an IDE called Eclipse, however whereas Android Studio is designed specifically for Android app development, Eclipse is a more generalized IDE.

For coding newbies, it’s often considered easier to learn than Java. This online training explores Kotlin and its fundamentals, including how you can use it to develop Android apps.