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Focus on being useful. I contribute AMAP to the OSS community. Love learning by doing.
If you have now a lot of new concepts... Spend more time on Android core concepts.
Keep in mind that testing is important in every project, but if you are learning Android, first achieve your goal. Then, when you will be more comfortable with Android core concepts, learn unit tests.
I'm sure that if you understand the Android core concepts, then testing should be easier to understand. Also, companies that want a Android developer are looking for the skills in Android. Of course, they will prefer if you know about unit test and integration tests, but some companies understand that if you don't have the knowledge in testing, you can learn it fast in the process, especially in juniors.
If you have now a lot of new concepts... Spend more time on Android core concepts.
Keep in mind that testing is important in every project, but if you are learning Android, first achieve your goal. Then, when you will be more comfortable with Android core concepts, learn unit tests.
I'm sure that if you understand the Android core concepts, then testing should be easier to understand. Also, companies that want a Android developer are looking for the skills in Android. Of course, they will prefer if you know about unit test and integration tests, but some companies understand that if you don't have the knowledge in testing, you can learn it fast in the process, especially in juniors.
totally agree with you @aralroca , for testing you need to have projects so first make projects.
Thanks for the suggestion. I think you are right about learning at work. It is just a lot of concepts to learn, so I need to prioritize them.