The first time you need to prepare is an IDE for developing applications based on Android. I chose to use Eclipse Pulsar because it supports mobile application development and simple interface. Please be downloaded and extracted Pulsar Eclipse.
The second step you need to prepare is to download the Android SDK. When finished downloading then extract and place the SDK folder in the desired location, for example I put in the root directory C: \.
The third step we set the folder path leading to the Android SDK. On the desktop right-click the My Computer icon and select Properties. On the Advanced tab click Environment Variables dialog box will then appear as below.
The second step you need to prepare is to download the Android SDK. When finished downloading then extract and place the SDK folder in the desired location, for example I put in the root directory C: \.
The third step we set the folder path leading to the Android SDK. On the desktop right-click the My Computer icon and select Properties. On the Advanced tab click Environment Variables dialog box will then appear as below.
In the System Variables do double click on Path and change the Variable Value to its Android SDK location where the folder is located and added to the \ tools and then click OK.
The fourth step we install the ADT (Android Development Tools) plugin for Eclipse Pulsar. If you have previously installed Eclipse Pulsar, then on the Help menu select Install New Software. In the Available Software dialog box click the Add button. Will be Add Site dialog box appears, enter the name of the remote sites (such as "Android Plugin") on the field "Name". In the field "Location", enter the following URL: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ then click OK. We will return to the Available Software dialog box, you will see "Developer Tools" already appears in the list. Check all the options on Android DDMS and Android Development Tools and then click Next.
In the resulting Install Details dialog, the Android DDMS and Android Development Tools features are listed.
Click Next and then will appear a dialog box Review of Licences select Accept the license agreement and then Finish.
Eclipse will download the ADT and the warning box will pop up select Yes.
When finished downloading and installing ADT, Eclipse will display a message like the picture above, select Restart Now.
Now you've finished installing the SDK required to develop Android-based applications.
Now you've finished installing the SDK required to develop Android-based applications.
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