Mobile App Development with Android (2015)

Mobile App Development with Android (2015), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 91 lectures, based on 241 reviews, and has 2966 subscribers.

You will learn about Work comfortably with Android Studio and the Android build tools Understand the challenges and solutions to common problems that crop up in production quality Android development Work with live APIs, including uploading images and handling authentication Handle the Android application lifecycle correctly, and in a standard way Leverage OO design patterns to simplify development Have the experience and knowledge to to build production quality social networking applications This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to advanced programmers or Experience in Java is not required, especially if the student already knows a similar language such as C# or Experience in Android, or any other mobile platform, is not required – we cover everything required to get set up in a modern development environment! It is particularly useful for Beginner to advanced programmers or Experience in Java is not required, especially if the student already knows a similar language such as C# or Experience in Android, or any other mobile platform, is not required – we cover everything required to get set up in a modern development environment!.

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Summary

Title: Mobile App Development with Android (2015)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Published Lectures: 91

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Work comfortably with Android Studio and the Android build tools
Understand the challenges and solutions to common problems that crop up in production quality Android development
Work with live APIs, including uploading images and handling authentication
Handle the Android application lifecycle correctly, and in a standard way
Leverage OO design patterns to simplify development
Have the experience and knowledge to to build production quality social networking applications

Who Should Attend

Beginner to advanced programmers
Experience in Java is not required, especially if the student already knows a similar language such as C#
Experience in Android, or any other mobile platform, is not required – we cover everything required to get set up in a modern development environment!

Target Audiences

Beginner to advanced programmers
Experience in Java is not required, especially if the student already knows a similar language such as C#
Experience in Android, or any other mobile platform, is not required – we cover everything required to get set up in a modern development environment!

ZERO TO HERO ANDROID APPLICATION TRAINING

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In this series, you'll be introduced to all of the core concepts involved with building Android applications. Furthermore: you'll apply those concepts to build a real world social networking application that allows users to send their friends pictures, taken with the camera on their phone, complete with funny messages that can be decoded to your actual text message!

Action Bars
Navigation Drawers
Event Buses
List Views
Service Layers
Camera and Web API's
Push Notifications
External Logins
A full background with production level code
Over 40 hours of training!

******** That's not all!!********

You'll also get access to your own personal sandbox for your web server, courtesy of us. As well as access to the *ENTIRE SOURCE CODE in a Git repository, labeled by lesson! You'll get to see not only the code, but the corrections that occur in production along the way!

If you've wanted to program for Android, This is the course to build the solid foundation and skills you need to take you anywhere you want to go in the Android world.

We've structured this course to provide a solid grounding in concept, followed by the application of that concept within an actual app so you can put what you learn to practice immediately in a real-world context!

*Use of sandbox and source code for personal, educational use only. Use of either service for commercial purposes is strictly forbidden.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Android Development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up your Development Environment

Lecture 3: Android Quickstart

Lecture 4: SDK Overview

Lecture 5: The Android Build System

Lecture 6: Android Project Directory Structure

Lecture 7: Extending the Build process with Flavors

Lecture 8: Activities from Scratch and Linear Layouts

Lecture 9: Click Handles and Inner Classes

Lecture 10: Relative Views

Lecture 11: Layout Includes

Lecture 12: Activity Lifecycle Part 1

Lecture 13: Activity Lifecycle Part 2

Lecture 14: Activity Lifecycle Part 3

Chapter 2: Beginning our Application

Lecture 1: [App 01] – The Application Class (and other odds and ends)

Lecture 2: [App 02] – Using GIT with Android Studio

Lecture 3: [App 03] – A Soft Introduction to Fragments

Lecture 4: [App 04] – Communicating with Fragments

Lecture 5: [App 05] – Register Activity Stubs

Chapter 3: Action Bars and Navigation Drawers

Lecture 1: Action Bars – Introduction

Lecture 2: Action Bars – AppCompat and Material Design

Lecture 3: Action Bars – Basic Buttons

Lecture 4: Action Bars – Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, and Groups

Lecture 5: Action Bars – Fragments – Part 1

Lecture 6: Action Bars – Fragments – Part 2

Lecture 7: Action Bars – Custom Views

Lecture 8: Action Bars – Custom Themes

Lecture 9: Toolbars

Lecture 10: Nav Drawers – Part 1

Lecture 11: Nav Drawers – Part 2

Chapter 4: Top Level Navigation and Profile Activity

Lecture 1: [App 06] – Integrating Toolbars

Lecture 2: [App 07] – Nav Drawer Integration Stub

Lecture 3: [App 08] – Nav Drawer Implementation

Lecture 4: [App 09] – Nav Drawer Layouts

Lecture 5: [App 10] – Nav Drawer Fix and Top Level Activities

Lecture 6: [App 11] – Top Level Activity Animations

Lecture 7: [App 12] – Profile – Layout

Lecture 8: [App 13] – Profile – Choosing Images

Lecture 9: [App 14] – Profile – Editing Fields

Lecture 10: [App 15] – Profile – Change Password Dialog

Chapter 5: Event Bus and Service Layer

Lecture 1: Introduction to Otto

Lecture 2: [App 16] – Service Layer – Adding Otto

Lecture 3: [App 17] – Service Layer – Handling Events

Lecture 4: [App 18] – Service Layer – In Memory Service Intro

Lecture 5: [App 19] – Service Layer – In Memory Service Base

Lecture 6: [App 20] – Login and Register API Calls

Lecture 7: [App 21] – Fake Login and Register API

Lecture 8: [App 22] – Finishing our Login and Register Activities

Lecture 9: [App 23] – Auto Login

Chapter 6: List Views

Lecture 1: List Views – Basic Usage

Lecture 2: List Views – Custom Layouts

Lecture 3: List Views – Custom Adapters

Lecture 4: List Views – Selecting Items

Lecture 5: List Views – Select Items Part 2

Lecture 6: List Views – Contextual Action Bar

Chapter 7: Contact Activities

Lecture 1: [App 24] – Contacts Activity – API

Lecture 2: [App 25] – Contacts Activity – Stubs

Lecture 3: [App 26] – Action Scheduler

Lecture 4: [App 27] – Contacts Activity

Lecture 5: [App 28] – Activity Lifecycle Bus Bug

Lecture 6: [App 29] – Pending Contact Requests

Lecture 7: [App 30] – Contact List

Lecture 8: Recycler View – Crash Course

Lecture 9: [App 31] – Messages Recyclerview Adapter

Lecture 10: [App 32] – Sent Messages Activity

Lecture 11: [App 33] – Contact Activity

Lecture 12: [App 34] – Add Contact Activity

Lecture 13: [App 35] – Serialization in Android – Parcelable

Lecture 14: [App 36] – Select Contact Activity

Chapter 8: Camera API and Send Message Activity

Lecture 1: [App 37] – Camera Preview

Lecture 2: [App 38] – New Message Activity

Lecture 3: [App 39] – Send Message API

Lecture 4: [App 40] – Send Message Layout

Lecture 5: [App 41] – Finishing our Send Message Activity

Chapter 9: Inbox and Message Display Activities

Lecture 1: [App 42] – Quick Tweaks

Lecture 2: [App 43] – Service Layer Tweaks

Lecture 3: [App 44] – Main Activity – Part 1 – Supporting Code

Lecture 4: [App 45] – Main Activity – Part 2 – Implementation

Lecture 5: [App 46] – Main Activity – Part 3 – Inbox Adapter

Lecture 6: [App 47] – Main Activity – Part 4 – Wrapping Up

Lecture 7: [App 48] – Message Activity

Chapter 10: Hooking up the Live Web API

Lecture 1: Retrofit Crash Course

Lecture 2: [App 49] – Live Services Infrastructure

Lecture 3: [App 50] – Live Service – Account

Lecture 4: [App 51] – Live Service – Contacts

Lecture 5: [App 52] – Live Service – Messages

Chapter 11: Push Notifications, External Logins and Conclusion

Lecture 1: Google Play Services on Genymotion

Lecture 2: [App 53] – Push Notifications Registration

Lecture 3: [App 54] – Push Notifications Implementation

Instructors

3D BUZZ Programming and Digital Art training

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3 stars: 31 votes
4 stars: 62 votes
5 stars: 130 votes

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