Android Material Design Slidenerd Style
Android Material Design Slidenerd Style, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.05, with 57 lectures, based on 1586 reviews, and has 67095 subscribers.
You will learn about Create any app in Android that uses material design Understand the visual and functional APIs involved in material design Learn which colors to use, how to use colors, styles for material design Work with navigation drawers, customize them as per other standard apps Create Floating Action Buttons with menus and use 3rd party libraries for doing the same Work with RecyclerViews as an alternative to ListViews, customize them, load dynamic data inside them, section them, animate their modifications, animate their visual perception when the user loads them Download and parse JSON Understand how to use Volley library for loading images and data inside your Lists Validate material design specifications suggested by your designer vs. what you actually build Understand and experiment with the Touch Event Framework in Android Build Ripple effects for lists and normal items on both Android Lollipop and pre-lollipop devices Build custom material tabs Using RottenTomatoes API effectively Making VectorDrawables and AnimatedVectorDrawables on both Android Lollipop and prelollipop devices Understanding how to use JobScheduler API as an alternative to IntentService + AlarmManager Use Swipe To Refresh pattern from Material Design Perform Activity Transitions, Content Transitions and Shared Element Transitions between your activities Perform several different types of animations with your views Initialize, Customize and Use the Toolbar as a replacement for the ActionBar This course is ideal for individuals who are If you want to make an app that uses material design, this course dives deeper than most others or if you want to use custom animations, touch handling, recyclerviews, dynamic data , networking libraries, animation libraries, in material design, this course is perfect for you or This course does not dive deep into the designing aspect of making an app such as using PhotoShop or Illustrator, hence not suited if you want to be a designer after completing this course It is particularly useful for If you want to make an app that uses material design, this course dives deeper than most others or if you want to use custom animations, touch handling, recyclerviews, dynamic data , networking libraries, animation libraries, in material design, this course is perfect for you or This course does not dive deep into the designing aspect of making an app such as using PhotoShop or Illustrator, hence not suited if you want to be a designer after completing this course.
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Summary
Title: Android Material Design Slidenerd Style
Price: Free
Average Rating: 4.05
Number of Lectures: 57
Number of Published Lectures: 57
Number of Curriculum Items: 57
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57
Original Price: Free
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Create any app in Android that uses material design
- Understand the visual and functional APIs involved in material design
- Learn which colors to use, how to use colors, styles for material design
- Work with navigation drawers, customize them as per other standard apps
- Create Floating Action Buttons with menus and use 3rd party libraries for doing the same
- Work with RecyclerViews as an alternative to ListViews, customize them, load dynamic data inside them, section them, animate their modifications, animate their visual perception when the user loads them
- Download and parse JSON
- Understand how to use Volley library for loading images and data inside your Lists
- Validate material design specifications suggested by your designer vs. what you actually build
- Understand and experiment with the Touch Event Framework in Android
- Build Ripple effects for lists and normal items on both Android Lollipop and pre-lollipop devices
- Build custom material tabs
- Using RottenTomatoes API effectively
- Making VectorDrawables and AnimatedVectorDrawables on both Android Lollipop and prelollipop devices
- Understanding how to use JobScheduler API as an alternative to IntentService + AlarmManager
- Use Swipe To Refresh pattern from Material Design
- Perform Activity Transitions, Content Transitions and Shared Element Transitions between your activities
- Perform several different types of animations with your views
- Initialize, Customize and Use the Toolbar as a replacement for the ActionBar
Who Should Attend
- If you want to make an app that uses material design, this course dives deeper than most others
- if you want to use custom animations, touch handling, recyclerviews, dynamic data , networking libraries, animation libraries, in material design, this course is perfect for you
- This course does not dive deep into the designing aspect of making an app such as using PhotoShop or Illustrator, hence not suited if you want to be a designer after completing this course
Target Audiences
- If you want to make an app that uses material design, this course dives deeper than most others
- if you want to use custom animations, touch handling, recyclerviews, dynamic data , networking libraries, animation libraries, in material design, this course is perfect for you
- This course does not dive deep into the designing aspect of making an app such as using PhotoShop or Illustrator, hence not suited if you want to be a designer after completing this course
Material Design in Android is the new and future way of designing and developing apps. It involves new APIs that not only enhance the visual perception of your apps but also the functionality in terms of how you create them and how the user perceives them.
- This course walks through the process of building a simple app that displays list of movies but dives into absolute detail while building the app.
- The concepts learnt through this course can be applied to any other app you plan to design using material design terminology.
- You will be able to make apps that use Navigation Drawer, Toolbar, Transitions, RecyclerView, Animations, Ripple Effects, Material Tabs, Vector Drawables, JSON Parsing, Volley library, JobScheduler API and several other fixes after completing this course.
- Learn how to validate your design with your code with thirdy party APIs and libraries discussed in the course
- You need to be familiar with Object Oriented Java and Basic Android programming concepts like Intents, Activities, Fragments, ListView
- Have Android Studio IDE installed
- Over 50 lectures in Material Design , worth over 20 hours of content
- Become proficient in Material Design APIs
- Learn to build apps that use RecyclerView instead of ListView
- Learn to integrate database with background data processing
- Understand libraries like Volley for background data processing
- Anyone who wants to build apps with material design and has some basic knowledge in Java and Android
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Material Design Basics
Lecture 1: Setup Material Design
Lecture 2: Using Colors in Material Design
Lecture 3: Adding a Toolbar to your app
Lecture 4: Customize the Toolbar Appearance
Lecture 5: Add Actions To The Toolbar
Lecture 6: Navigation Drawer: The Design Guidelines
Lecture 7: Navigation Drawer: The Layout Structure
Lecture 8: Navigation Drawer: Integrating With The Toolbar
Lecture 9: Navigation Drawer: Finishing the Setup
Lecture 10: Types of Navigation Drawers In Material Design
Lecture 11: The Translucent Status Bar
Lecture 12: Translucent Status Bar Hack
Chapter 2: Displaying Lists with RecyclerView
Lecture 1: RecyclerView: Architecture
Lecture 2: RecyclerView: Setup Adapter
Lecture 3: RecyclerView: Setup ViewHolder
Lecture 4: RecyclerView: Displaying Data
Lecture 5: How to Match Your Design With Code
Lecture 6: Handling Click And Delete in RecyclerView
Chapter 3: Android Touch Framework And RecyclerView
Lecture 1: Android Touch Framework Overview
Lecture 2: The Touch Event Lifecycle
Lecture 3: How To Process Touch Events By Your ViewGroup
Lecture 4: How to Block Touch Events
Lecture 5: Handling Item Clicks For RecyclerView From Adapter
Lecture 6: Handling Item Clicks For RecyclerView From Activity or Fragment
Chapter 4: All Things Material Part 1
Lecture 1: How To Add Ripple Effect
Lecture 2: How To Make Tabs With SlidingTabLayout
Lecture 3: How To Make Tabs With Custom Icons
Lecture 4: How To Make Swipe Tabs And Scroll Tabs
Lecture 5: What is JSON
Lecture 6: Android Volley LIbrary Architecture
Lecture 7: Setup Networking With Volley Library
Lecture 8: Getting Movie Lists From Rotten Tomatoes API
Lecture 9: How to Add Vector Drawables To Your App
Lecture 10: Run Vector Drawables On Older Devices
Lecture 11: How To Animate Vector Drawables In Android
Lecture 12: How To Download JSON Feed With Volley Library?
Lecture 13: How To Parse JSON Feed?
Lecture 14: Dsiplay JSON Data Inside RecyclerView
Lecture 15: How to Code Defensively While Dealing With JSON
Lecture 16: How To Handle Volley Errors
Chapter 5: All Things Material Part 2
Lecture 1: How To Add A Floating Action Button In Your App?
Lecture 2: How To Add A Floating Action Menu In Your App?
Lecture 3: How To Use Parcelable In Android?
Lecture 4: The JobScheduler Service API
Lecture 5: JobScheduler Service Example
Lecture 6: RecyclerView + SQLite + JobScheduler + Volley
Lecture 7: Fixing Bugs
Lecture 8: RecyclerView Item Animators
Lecture 9: RecyclerView Appearance Animations
Lecture 10: How To Add Swipe To Refresh
Lecture 11: How To Create Sections In RecyclerView
Lecture 12: Fixing Bugs: Reference To JSONObjectRequest Is Ambiguous
Lecture 13: Android Transition API
Lecture 14: Android Content Transition Between Two Activities
Lecture 15: Android Shared Element Transition Between Two Activities
Lecture 16: Hide Floating Action Button When Drawer Is Open
Lecture 17: Android AppCompat Activity
Instructors
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Vivek Ramesh
Founder of slidenerd
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- 2 stars: 49 votes
- 3 stars: 223 votes
- 4 stars: 490 votes
- 5 stars: 792 votes
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