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Android development refers to the process of creating applications for devices that run on the Android operating system. Android, developed by Google, powers a majority of smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, TVs, and other devices.

Key aspects and components of Android development include:

1. Java: Android applications are primarily developed using Java or Kotlin programming languages. Kotlin, introduced by JetBrains, is increasingly popular due to its conciseness, safety, and interoperability with existing Java code.

2. Android Studio: Android Studio is the official Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Android development. It provides tools, emulators, and a rich set of features to facilitate app creation, debugging, and testing.

3. Intents and Services: Intents are messaging objects used to request an action from another app component. Services are background processes that perform long-running operations without a user interface.

4. Data Storage: Android provides several options for data storage, including SQLite databases, SharedPreferences, and file storage. Additionally, developers can use cloud-based solutions for data storage and retrieval.

5. Google Play Store Deployment: Once an Android app is developed, it can be published on the Google Play Store, making it available for users to download and install on their devices.

Basics of Android

• What is Android
• History and Version Installing softwares
• Setup Eclipse
• Hello Android example
• Internal Details
• Dalvik VM
• Software Stack
• Android Core Building Blocks
• Android Emulator
• AndroidManifest.xml
• R.java file
• Hide Title Bar
• Screen Orientation

UI Widgets

• Working with Button
• Toast
• Custom Toast Button
• Toggle Button
• Switch Button
• Image Button
• Checkbox
• Alert Dialog
• Spinner
• aram Web Info
• Auto Complete Text View
• Rating Bar
• Date Picker
• Time Picker
• Progress Bar
• Quick Contact Budge
• Analog Clock and Digital Clock
• Working with hardware Button
• File Download

Activity, Intent & Fragment

• Activity Lifecycle
• Activity Example
• Implicit Intent
• Explicit Intent
• Fragment Lifecycle
• Fragment Example
•  Dynamic Fragment

Android Menu

•  Option Menu
•  Context Menu
• Popup Menu

Layout Manager

• Relative Layout 
• Linear Layout 
• Table Layout 
• Grid Layout 

Adaptor

• Array Adaptor 
• Array List Adaptor 
• Base Adaptor

View

• Grid View
• Web View
• Scroll View
• Search View
• Tab Host
•  Dynamic List View
• Expanded List View