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Originally Posted by FortKnox
Thanks for the tutorial. Haven't tried it yet, but it looks very thorough. I'm still in the Developer 100 stage of learning how to develop for Android (I was a java developer by trade for 5 years, a lifetime ago). I'm very sorry if these questions have already been answered elsewhere, I just didn't find them, but if you could post the URL, many much thanks. Way more basic questions than you address:
-do I need a separate piece of hardware than the basic T-Mobile G1 phone I already have (i.e. a "developer phone")?
-so if I get the Android SDK (I already use Eclipse), is it possible to get my in-progress application onto my phone for testing without putting it out in the Market? Or is the emulator designed to eliminate that need?
-what is the path to getting an application in the Market?
Thanks for any useful answers!
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To answer your questions...
- I'm learning to develop for android and I'm getting along fine with just the normal G1 and the SDK emulator..
- I think the emulator is meant to eliminate that need...although I doubt it's better than actually having a real phone to test it on...
- That...is something I don't know the answer to...I'm nowhere near creating a fully working app so I haven't bothered to look it up...but I'm assuming it would be through the Android Market website...(or maybe the Developers site)