Author: Rebekah D
Welcome back to the #CodingResolutions series! In this post, we’re going to make sure we have our developer environment set up for Android Development, and then create our first Android app in either C++ or Delphi.
Prerequisites:
You should already have downloaded and installed either the RAD Studio 30 Day FREE Trial, Delphi Community Edition, or C++ Builder Community Edition.
Need help installing the product? Read the documentation or ask for assistance in the forums.
Table of Contents
Configuring the C++ Builder IDE for Android Development
Before we build our first mobile app, let’s make sure C++ Builder is set up correctly for Android development. This video will take you through the steps: https://embt.co/CBuilderForAndroid
Configuring the Delphi IDE for Android Development
If you’ve chosen to complete this journey in Delphi, check your Android configuration settings by following this tutorial: https://embt.co/DelphiCEforAndroid
Create A Mobile App that Takes and Shares Photos
These two example projects leverage the phone camera to take photos, then shares them via social networks. You’ll use design forms, learn how to access the camera, and share photos.
Build your first C++ Android mobile app that shares photos in under 3 minutes with this example: C++ Android App Tutorial.
Create your first Delphi mobile app that leverages the phone camera and shares photos with this Delphi Android App Tutorial.
Previous #CodingResolution posts:
- Downloading and Installing the FREE C++ Builder Community Edition or Delphi Community Edition
- Getting to Know the IDE
- Programming Language History
- Build Your First Windows App
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