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To day Android has grabbed more than 60% smartphone market of the world and marching ahead uninterruptedly thus many new comers as well as seasoned iOS developers thinking of Android application development to secure some fortunes in present and in future.

Though Android is based on Java and learning Java is not much difficult like iOS languages particularly Objective C so any developer can go through easily and get professional efficiency within short period. What do you think learning Java and using Android libraries are enough to assure success in smartphone market? Perhaps never, because we are not developing only for the client who paying us or the namesake to show it in our portfolio, but we are going to give something that people wants by and large. We are going to add some value in the lives of our targeted audience for the Android app development.

If we are going to Android development for the business specific requirements of our client then we are going to add some values in their businesses and making their business process some more buttery so that they see some good ROI on the Android application programming. I have notice that this very simple thing remains at a side and many developers directly jump into the coding part. Therefore, the good development practice is that you carry thorough research on the target audience of your prospective Android app before doing anything else.

Once you know your audience, their behavior with your app, their demography, their choices related to your app and lot many things concerned to your apps then you will chart perfect development path in your planning and will save you from indulging with unnecessary matters in your Android apps development. If you can employ good UX designer that is great otherwise you can think about the use cases for smartphone as well as tablet and can tell your visual designers to make compelling UIs which flow smoothly from screen to screen with charming and glowing graphics and UI elements.

In fact many Android application development projects involve knowledge of many other languages, tools, technologies and tricks so you need to get them handy like dealing with databases, 2D/3D animations, etc. for that you should have basic knowledge of SQL, Cocos2d, Unity3D/4D, etc. Today many clients particularly enterprises and big businesses don't want to restricted up to one or two platforms but want to grab whole lot of handheld devices users so they need hybrid apps or Android web apps to create cross platform apps.

In such cases your Android app programming would be imperfect without the deep knowledge of HTML 5, CSS 3, advance JavaScript, jQuery, XML, etc. so spare some time for them too. Experience matters more when you want to create something unique and gorgeous in the market so try to stay with experienced team of Android developers and get maximum from them to learn their tricks and tweaks for a successful Android app development.

Albeit, don't forget updating yourself with the latest technologies coming in to the Android programming industry.