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Job Responsibility: Android Trainer

The document provides requirements for an Android trainer position including knowledge of Java, Eclipse IDE, Android SDK, ADT plugin, JDK, C, C++, XML, JSON, SQLite. It recommends candidates have experience integrating with APIs and have strong JavaScript skills. Additional experience with PhoneGap or Appcelerator is advantageous. The summary emphasizes the need for candidates to be skilled in Java, familiar with the Eclipse IDE due to its complexity, proficient with SQL for database modeling, and knowledgeable about XML usage in Android applications.

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Job Responsibility: Android Trainer

The document provides requirements for an Android trainer position including knowledge of Java, Eclipse IDE, Android SDK, ADT plugin, JDK, C, C++, XML, JSON, SQLite. It recommends candidates have experience integrating with APIs and have strong JavaScript skills. Additional experience with PhoneGap or Appcelerator is advantageous. The summary emphasizes the need for candidates to be skilled in Java, familiar with the Eclipse IDE due to its complexity, proficient with SQL for database modeling, and knowledgeable about XML usage in Android applications.

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Job responsibility: Android trainer Provide training for Android trainees and good knowledge of Eclipse IDE, Android

SDK, ADT plugin and JDK, Java, C, C++, XML, JSON, SQLite, Integrating with API. Strong in JavaScript. Any experience with PhoneGap, Appcelerator is advantageous. Requirement Java-You are probably aware by now that the backbone of Android apps is Java.

Eclipse-While it is said that anybody who knows Java can make an Android app, in reality you will need more than just a basic know-how of Java. The Java programming language is quite verbose, and without code completion, Javadoc popups and advanced refactoring, it can be a pain to use compared to other, newer programming languages. In short, without Eclipses productivity features, working with Java can brutal. Look for a developer who is already familiar with the Eclipse IDE, as it can have a steep learning curve for beginner. SQL-If you want to make the most of Androids capability in designing data models, you need to look for developers who are skilled in SQL to place database models. XML Another skill that you need to look for in an Android app developer is XML. While it is not necessarily important to look for a developer who is very good at XML as it is rarely edited manually, but a programmer who is well-versed in XML and how Android uses it will have an easier time fixing problems that occur in XML in your apps.

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