Hello guys ... Very impressed with buzz touch and the participation levels of e community. I'm a dude who likes figuring things out. Not a hard core developer as such, but keen to learn and pass on my learnings to others. :)

Welcome and goodluck :) Take a read of the forums and of course the training modules - they will preempt most of your early potential questions for sure! Great site and good community so enjoy.

Welcome to Buzztouch! Glad to have you aboard, and hope you find what you want/need! Like RBurns said; the training videos are invaluable! And there is a grunch of help in the 'how to' section as well... If not, feel free to ask on the forums; we're a fairly laid back bunch for the most part, and happy to answer 'well thought out' questions. One of the best things taught to me when I first started here was how to search through the forums using a google search; much more efficient than the standard 'advanced' search of the forums... in your google search field, type (without quotes) "site:buzztouch.com/forum Your Search Terms" That will bring a great many returns that are tailored to your query. Fred @ myskylla told me that way back, and it's been invaluable ever since. But again, if the answer can't be found, don't be shy; Ask! Cheers! -- Smug

Welcome Micmerty! Don't hesitate to post any questions if you encounter any! La

Welcome! we'll help you start to finish no matter how silly question may seem. This shouldnt discourage you or anyone else but android apps use fragments and fragment activities instead of activities like before. Well fragments are like mini activities ,any way I was wondering if putting new videos explaining fragments more would be even more helpful and informative. either way its easy to understand how to make an app on bt without that knowledge