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Making an Android app is one thing but earning from it is other. There are many ways to earn from apps like premium packs, subscription, buying stuff, ads.  The advertisement would be the most efficient one and will give you good revenue. There are many advertising networks but Google provides AdMob which is more preferable in terms of standard and revenue too. Also, read:  Converting HTML5 Game for Android | 2 Methods So let us start to code. I'll explain two types of ads only if you want me to explain the other two, comment for the same. Steps to integrate AdMob into your Android app: 1. Creating an Admob account Go to AdMob site sign in with your Google account. Create an app and note down the App Id, which we'll use in our app to authenticate. 2. Import Mobile Ads' SDK Open your gradle files and in your project-level gradle, put the below code, inside  allprojects {}  section. 3. Add Dependencies Add the following in your...

Many of you will agree that Android's AVD is slow and it does affect the complete development process. But if your work device has good specs, like more than 4GB of RAM, then you are lucky ones. But I had the problem with the virtual device, hence I used the best alternative. So let's discuss why is the Virtual Device slow. 1. It eats up a large amount of memory Android Studio itself takes up about 2GB of RAM approx. The remaining is reserved for the OS to function and if you accidentally click on run and a virtual device is starting you're in trouble. What I do during this situation is I shut down my PC.  Also, VD is not meant to run that fast since it's working on some other structure. So you can't expect it to run as needed. 2. Let's come to the main point Which is the best alternative? I tried around 5 alternatives over the internet, then, at last, I came to the one. It's Genymotion, great speed and easy. Now I'll tell you how to us...