Android At The Library
Usage of GitHub for saving your progress on the cloud.
GitHub is like a save point for your app. Every addition modification, if saved on GitHub (or more specifically with git tools) is logged, so that if -- or when -- a mistake does occur, you can always go back to a working version.
Use Github as your app's savepoint. You can return your app to any state that you synced with GitHub, making it a great tool for de-risking experimentation.
See this great screencast made by Kenny: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP39qHszUVA&list=PL9coNMWLqHhzgS8_96nDkxVrhcB4B2Cmj&index=5
Using Android Studio you can pull projects from Github to modify and study (just make sure to keep an eye on those licenses).
See this great screencast made by Kenny: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP39qHszUVA&list=PL9coNMWLqHhzgS8_96nDkxVrhcB4B2Cmj&index=4
These are the slides from Day 1's session. Arrow keys switch slides. Press "Esc"and use mouse to quickly navigate.
Screencasts guiding you through Setup-Installation, Github-Upload/Download, App-Creation, and Fixes-for-Common-Issues.
Comprehensive list of class GitHub Resources.