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I think there are two ways of combining these two things, today I will tell you about one of them Learning While Developing. The Example of Learning While Developing Consider you have the idea you passionate about, like a web or mobile app that solves all peoples problems at once. So you want to implement it as fast as possible, but you don't have much knowledge about the app development. So you decide to start developing and just learn new things while doing your app. So basically, it's about this approach, you have something you really serious about and you don't have much knowledge about how to do it. Is it a good approach? First of all, let's find out the reasons to do things that way You're really passionate about your idea. You are afraid that somebody can "steal" your idea and implement it while you still learning. You want to do it as fast as possible.  You think it'll be a great success. And now let's find out is it a good approach. I'

Every moment when you do something for the first time is truly unforgettable. So my first Android app was not an exception and this blog post will not be the one. The event It was about half a year ago on VL Hackathon #4, a local hackathon provided by great people, mostly volunteers. Hackathon lasted for 48 hours and for this time these people treated us as well as they could. Of course, I was not alone, there were two teammates Vasiliy Nikiforov and Peter Nazarov who are also in my study group. If you think that we already knew what to do and how to act on hackathons you're totally wrong, that was our first one. Actually, we didn't even know how to use Android Studio! But we picked the idea, not the best one (actually, I think one of the worst ideas we could pick :) ) , but the easy one, that  idea which we could implement within 48 hours without any knowledge about Android Development and with only one member of our team who knew Java at some decent level, it was Peter. The i

This in my first blog post. Hope You'll like it.