I am fairly new to android development, and I suggest getting the core concepts out the way first. I am currently in a grad program, and we focused on android concepts, architecture components, and then we focused on writing unit and ui tests.
When you get more comfortable with android development, you can then focus on the testing and as you get into it, you will realize that tests are handy in the long run.
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I am fairly new to android development, and I suggest getting the core concepts out the way first. I am currently in a grad program, and we focused on android concepts, architecture components, and then we focused on writing unit and ui tests.
When you get more comfortable with android development, you can then focus on the testing and as you get into it, you will realize that tests are handy in the long run.