Blog: Very Good Tutorials
Highly recommended
This is the official channel from the developer team behind Android.
Besides short update videos about the latest changes on the Android
platform and Android Studio, you will mainly find recordings of talks
from events like the Android Dev Summit or Google I/O here. It’s a great
source to stay up to date with the Android world, but you don’t have to
watch all of their videos!
Mitch has several bigger tutorials on his channel where he teaches
how to build real applications, like an Instagram clone or a Google maps
app, mixed with some shorter bite-sized tutorials and podcast
interviews with other developers. His videos are well edited, his sound
quality is one of the best and every topic is researched thoroughly.
From my personal contact with him, I know that he sincerely wants to
help the community and provide as much free valuable content as
possible.
Codetutor has a lot of videos about important Android fundamentals
like activities, services, broadcast receivers, and content providers.
When I study a topic, I sometimes end up on one of his videos and I can
confirm that he knows what he is talking about. His content is detailed,
the information he provides is correct and his videos are concise and
well edited with lots of helpful animations and annotations. He also
started making videos on iOS and web development but keeps releasing new
Android tutorials regularly.
Goobar has a lot of short and concise tutorials about IntelliJ IDEA
and Android Studio features, tips, and tricks. He also recently started a
beginner series on Kotlin and mixes in some general lifestyle/health
advice videos directed towards programmers. He’s a very positive, very
helpful guy that wants to contribute to the community, to which he holds
close contact on other social media channels (like Twitter and
Instagram) as well.
Reso Coder focuses on Kotlin and Flutter, both of which I currently
have little experience in, so I can’t really confirm the correctness of
the information he teaches. I rely a bit on my gut feeling here but from
what I’ve seen, his tutorials seem thoroughly researched and well
structured. Most importantly, he doesn’t beat around the bush and just
gets straight to the point. I think he doesn’t have any Java videos but
if you’re interested in learning Kotlin, Flutter, Xamarin or Unity, go
check out his channel. He also recently started adding some general life
advice videos which I personally find useful and entertaining.
Team Smartheard creates a ton of high-quality content — mostly about
Android, but also about other topics like node.js or programming
language fundamentals (Java, Kotlin, Dart etc). Like the other channels
on this list, the information they teach are well researched and
presented in a concise and understandable way. The videos are structured
logically and contain lots of useful graphics and illustrations. On
other websites, you would have to pay money for this kind of quality.
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