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SerGio13132016-01-04 21:35:53
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SerGio1313, 2016-01-04 21:35:53

Android OS architecture. What to read?

Good day!
Gradually, so to speak, "on a small raft through storms, rain and dreams," I master the development of applications for android OS. Increasingly, I understand that there is not enough knowledge in the field of architecture of the OS itself. I would like to periodically read the chapters that interest me while lying on the couch with a reader in my hands, and not sitting at a laptop and scanning the Internet in search of what I need. Of course, it will be more convenient to read a book than articles on different sites. I understand that due to the rapid development of this OS, it is unrealistic to find a Russian-language book with the latest "sweets". But I don't need this. The basis there is still the same as in the first android. I want to understand the basics of functioning and architecture.
Can someone give me some advice? Thank you.

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Ilya Kolodnik, 2016-01-05
@SerGio1313

In the book "Modern Operating Systems" by E. Tannenbaum there is a chapter about Android www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/31649356

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VZVZ, 2016-01-04
@VZVZ

> I understand that due to the rapid development of this OS, it is unrealistic to find a Russian-language book with the latest " vkusnyashkami".
Development is not that fast.
This is not the point, the point is simply that there are very few people in the world who want and can learn programming at such a deep level, and even write books about it for others.
Therefore, the only way to learn the architecture of Android is to study its source code. Thankfully they are open.
Personally, I am one of those few people who study everything deeply enough. This is my job (or rather, one of - I'm a Reverse-Engineer).
But those who would really benefit from my books or articles are also very few.
Well, let's say on Android, until recently, it was impossible to send MMS without Intent using regular high-level means. And so I dig out com.android.mms, write code that sends MMS without Intent, and post it to the public. Well it works. Well, it's leaving. Well, it's cool. And then what? God forbid one person from all readers is really useful.
... And there is not enough time for everything. Therefore, I write articles, and generally deal with, first of all, more popular, higher-level topics.

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Alexey Medvedev, 2016-01-04
@RockBearLTD

Maybe there is one here?

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Tooto, 2016-01-14
@Tooto

I advise you to subscribe to androidweekly.net
There are often articles on architecture.
You can look at previous issues, there were really a lot of articles.

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