- Jun 13, 2007
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Finally got Android Studio installed for the Android programming course. The version of Android Studio in the Udemy videos is 2.1.3 from August of 2016 while the one I just downloaded is 3.3 which they say just upgraded this January. They look and operate in significantly different ways. It looks like 3.3 has many more features (alias bugs/headaches LOL). The video only provided instructions for Windows and Mac installations. The Linux installation was not really hard just the usual quirky Linux BS where the documentation writer assumes that you know what you may not know.
Also the installation wizard said my computer had virtualization capability and referred me to web documentation which told me to run some commands in the terminal which then said my computer could not do it. Maybe I should upgrade from what was a high end computer in 2006. This is known as Artificial Intelligence.
Mine and the software's. LOL
So I will have to go thru the course adjusting for the differences between 2.1.3 and 3.3. I don't know how aggravating that will be. The usual computerized entertainment!
Course progress has been fairly quick but is slowing down:
48% of 24 hour Python Programming, getting into methods and classes and the syntax is obscure .
13% of 40 hour Web Development, starting CSS coding and prioritization of display objects. Still don't know how to make an impressive web page.
3% of 32 hour Android Studio course and nothing but irrelevant installation instructions so far. This may be harder than the other two combined.
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Also the installation wizard said my computer had virtualization capability and referred me to web documentation which told me to run some commands in the terminal which then said my computer could not do it. Maybe I should upgrade from what was a high end computer in 2006. This is known as Artificial Intelligence.
Mine and the software's. LOL
So I will have to go thru the course adjusting for the differences between 2.1.3 and 3.3. I don't know how aggravating that will be. The usual computerized entertainment!
Course progress has been fairly quick but is slowing down:
48% of 24 hour Python Programming, getting into methods and classes and the syntax is obscure .
13% of 40 hour Web Development, starting CSS coding and prioritization of display objects. Still don't know how to make an impressive web page.
3% of 32 hour Android Studio course and nothing but irrelevant installation instructions so far. This may be harder than the other two combined.
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