What's the right way to learn Android development, /g/?

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2017-03-01 09:04:49 Post No. 59178649
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What's the right way to learn Android development, /g/?

Google's Android developer website is pretty shitty.

Anonymous 2017-03-01 09:19:39 Post No.59178750
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>>59178649
Nerd Ranch book

Anonymous 2017-03-01 10:04:45 Post No.59179067
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>>59178750
Thanks, that looks much better than the crappy Google developer site. They seems to have a better sense of design as well, this may be just what I'm looking for.

Is that is, or is there any other Android development learning resource that I'm missing?
Googling it doesn't help, it's getting increasingly hard to find good resources in a sea of "how can I maek apps fast I cant into programming herp derp".

What's the right way to learn Android development, /g/?

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