Moto g4 and g4 plus VoLTE video calling using Jio sim

Motorola devices are VOLTE devices but they don't have support for video calling.
That means even if you buy a Jio Sim(VoLTE capable Sim) you still won't be making any video calls
Reliance Jio although has an appointment on playstore named jio4gvoice that can simulate VoLTE behavior on non VoLTE phones but even that is no good for Motorola users ,the reason being the app is designed for non VoLTE phones and if it is installed on a VoLTE device it detects it so it assumes the device is capable of handling VoLTE on its own as a result it only enables sms and chat option on such phones
Calling is redirected to native dialer which we all know in Motorola doesn't come with a video call option
So can it be done?
Ofcourse yes..!!
Follow the video it will work
https://youtu.be/gU9555NYt3s

Things are getting a start now

In my last post I mentioned a few websites and online resources that I found helpful for novice android developers and I am very happy to announce that I finally got my application done
Thanks to slidenerd, parse.com and stackoverflow I was able to complete the basic version of my application which is mobile adaptation of the blog website for marketing articles and reviews

Here is the link of my app on play store do give it a try....thank you :)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=abhishek.ecloudbuddy

Lets cut down straight to the chase this post isnt about tutorial guidelines ,I am myself a fresher to android development and I am just sharing my experience.One of the things that frustated me the most was setting up the development environment.
Should I go with android studio or shall I stick with eclipse.Android studio sure has lots of features but as complete fresher you get majority of tutorials based on eclipse ide. Nevermind you can chose either of them frankly that doesnt make much difference

I have narrowed down few resource that one should consider if you wanna make most of your android learning curve

1. https://developers.google.com/android/
All you need is her but yeah sometimes implementation can be bit tricky. Google provied complete documentation of android constructs along with instructctions of setting up the environment

2.Slidenerd's Android tutorials for beginers
Slidenerd tutorials are great and you

could get some hands on the core concepts.
I strongly recommend you go through them.

3.https://www.thenewboston.com/

The tutorials here are bit old but still the cover almost all the basic topics of android development

In depth detail of individual topics may not be there

4.https://www.parse.com

If you decide to take your android development to the next level parse,com provide services to be used as the backend on any android application such as storing and retrieving data,push notification,etc

5.https://backendless.com/

Its an alternative to parse.com and basically provides similar features