After attending Google I/O, I am fairly interested in branching out from Web Dev, into Android development.
I took some Java in college a few years back, but was wondering if anyone had recommended courses, books, videos, etc that they found helpful in learning Android App Development.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Then learn by examples, it's quite easy. Hello world: http://karanbalkar.com/2013/05/tutorial-25-helloworld-applic... More samples: http://developer.android.com/samples/index.html
For any error you get or doubt you have gust google it and you'll find your answer: mobile app dev field is really crowded and stackoverflow has everything you need to start!
Ps: i'm not a fan of dev books etc.. Just dig into the sources!
Apart from that, keep an eye open for a new revision of Reto Maier's "Professional Android 4 Development". Reto is head of Google's Android Developer relations team, and the book is a very detailed explanation of architecture, patterns, APIs and best practices on the platform.
The current edition is somewhat old, however. I expect a new version after L is released later this year.
If you have no Java experience, but have some OO programming experience, start with Eckel's Thinking In Java, and keep that handy as you do the tutorials.