What are the basic requirements for an Android developer?

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To start with android enterprise application development you need to be familiar with front end design, backend, ide, database.
  1. backend - java/nodejs/php etc
  2. frontend - java, xml
  3. Tools -eclipse/android studio (android development) , xampp/wamp (server database)
  4. Database - MySql/oracle (Backend) , SqLite (Android)
Non-Technical Background
Depends on you are from technical or non-technical background.
If you are from non, below are the best resources to start with,java learning then start-technical background
Home & Learn: Free Java course - It offers an excellent free Java course for beginners. This website is full of information starting from how to set up NetBeans IDE to Methods, Classes, Arrays, Databases and Java Forms. This tutorial consists of 13 chapters and is an excellent starting point for anyone who wants to begin their adventure with Java. The topics are well explained and easy to follow.
Oracle - Oracle website is a place where beginners as well as experienced Java programmers can refer to. This website consists of all the information about Java Swing, JavaFX, Java SE, Java EE and Java ME. It is a great starting point as well as point of reference in any part of your journey with Java. The topics are fully variety of examples. Every topic contains questions and exercises so you can test yourself.an and very well explained with
Learn Java - Learn Java is an easy to follow tutorial consisting of 16 chapters. It teaches you the basics and each chapter is followed by an exercise. It is a good starting point for beginner programmers. Learn Java also offers other courses such as: JavaScript, Python, PHP, shell, C, and C#. However, this website is still a work in progress and many chapters are under construction.
YouTube - For those who prefer audio tutorials YouTube is a good place to visit. There you can find hundreds of tutorials created by tutors, programmers, students and individuals keen in Java. There are series of lessons that you can follow or just search for specific topics. I am sure you that you will find lots of information there too.
Technical Background
If you are from technical background, then learning java would be very easy. Once you have a good idea about Java and if you are able to understand code written in Java, you should look at the Android Developer Training page. (http://developer.android.com/tra...) . Learn basics of folder structure, screen design, basic building components etc. For other resources you can check https://www.quora.com/What-are-t...
If you get struck somewhere while coding always refer stackoverflow. You don't have to remember the usage of each and every API. If you decide on making an app, you can always copy the sample codes in the developer website or anywhere else and tweak it to your needs.

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