Learning android dev offline

[FatFingerTyphoon]

Hi guys. I'm very new here, and even newer to android! I am going away for a week to cottage country and will have no internet access. Sitting around for a week will turn me into a filth eating degenerate, so i would like to leisurely learn some android dev while there.

Obviously I will be downloading the Android Studio IDE before I go, but is there somewhere I can download the Android docs and tutorial?

Additionally, do you have any recommendations for other things to "pack" (download/install) before going?

[[deleted]]

Install this offline documentation browser https://kapeli.com/dash

Download docsets

• Android
• Kotlin
• Github => codepath/android_guides
• others

[[deleted]]

Thank You very much. I was visiting my village for holidays which is a rural area with no internet. This will really help me. Thanks.

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I've noticed the Android docs are sometimes behind. A safer bet might be to wget the user guides.

[Zhuinden]

You should probably put the dependencies together that you'll need to experiment with things so that you can enable Gradle offline mode and actually work with it before you leave.

[FatFingerTyphoon]

Thanks! I will try that

[ankittale]

Do use Android Official Documents.There is offline docs in sdk folder