Android Jetpack masterclass in Kotlin

Android Jetpack masterclass in Kotlin, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 73 lectures, based on 1224 reviews, and has 5349 subscribers.

You will learn about Android Jetpack Android development MVVM Room Navigation Data Binding Permissions Notifications Kotlin This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate Android Developers or Beginner Android Developers or Students interested in Mobile Development It is particularly useful for Intermediate Android Developers or Beginner Android Developers or Students interested in Mobile Development.

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Summary

Title: Android Jetpack masterclass in Kotlin

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Android Jetpack
Android development
MVVM
Room
Navigation
Data Binding
Permissions
Notifications
Kotlin

Who Should Attend

Intermediate Android Developers
Beginner Android Developers
Students interested in Mobile Development

Target Audiences

Intermediate Android Developers
Beginner Android Developers
Students interested in Mobile Development

Use Jetpack to build a modern Android App with this new course on Android development and Kotlin.

Most tutorials and how to’s on Udemy show you the basics of app building, but they don’t show you how to use the latest technologies and libraries.

Most projects and jobs require you to know how to use the latest libraries. This is what this course is all about.

The purpose of this course is to teach you most of the Jetpack libraries, and give you a practical example of how to use these technologies, all while building a simple example app.

We will learn about:

Navigation
Room
Data Binding
AndroidX
KTX extensions
Lifecycles
Live Data
ViewModel
Notifications
Permissions
Sharing
Preferences
Fragments
Layouts
Palette
Multidex

As a bonus, we will also learn

MVVM architecture
Retrofit
RxJava
Glide

And we will build the app in Kotlin.

We will cover a lot of technologies and we will implement them all in an application, so you can have a practical example.

If you want to build an app that scales and is robust, these technologies will make your life easy in the long term.

Sign up today, and let’s learn how to use Jetpack to build a modern Android Application.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Important message about Udemy reviews

Lecture 3: Engage on social media

Lecture 4: What are we building

Lecture 5: How to take this course

Lecture 6: Course resources

Chapter 2: Installation

Lecture 1: Android Studio

Lecture 2: Install Android Studio on a Mac

Lecture 3: Install Android Studio on a PC

Lecture 4: Run the code on your phone

Chapter 3: Setup and AndroidX

Lecture 1: What is Androidx

Lecture 2: Create the project

Lecture 3: Import required libraries

Chapter 4: Navigation

Lecture 1: What is Jetpack Navigation

Lecture 2: Navigation setup

Lecture 3: Screen layout

Lecture 4: Navigation functionality

Lecture 5: Arguments and animations

Lecture 6: Clean up

Chapter 5: Layouts

Lecture 1: What is a layout

Lecture 2: ConstraintLayout and SwipeRefreshLayout

Lecture 3: LinearLayout

Lecture 4: RelativeLayout

Chapter 6: MVVM and LiveData

Lecture 1: Lifecycles, LiveData, MVVM

Lecture 2: Building the Model

Lecture 3: Building the list adapter

Lecture 4: Building the ViewModel

Lecture 5: Challenge

Lecture 6: Detail screen ViewModel

Chapter 7: Retrofit and RxJava

Lecture 1: What is Retrofit

Lecture 2: What is RxJava

Lecture 3: Setting up Retrofit

Lecture 4: Getting the remote data

Chapter 8: Glide and KTX extensions

Lecture 1: What is Glide

Lecture 2: What are KTX extensions

Lecture 3: Using Glide

Chapter 9: Room

Lecture 1: What is Room

Lecture 2: Setting up the Model

Lecture 3: Creating the entities

Lecture 4: Storing data in the database

Lecture 5: Shared Preferences

Lecture 6: Storing the time

Lecture 7: Retrieving data from the database

Lecture 8: Challenge

Lecture 9: Detail screen

Chapter 10: Data Binding

Lecture 1: What is Data Binding

Lecture 2: Binding the Dog Item

Lecture 3: Binding the images

Lecture 4: Binding method calls

Lecture 5: Challenge

Lecture 6: Binding the detail fragment

Chapter 11: Palette

Lecture 1: What is Palette

Lecture 2: Implementing Palette

Chapter 12: Notifications

Lecture 1: What are Android Notifications

Lecture 2: Creating the notification

Lecture 3: Showing the notification

Chapter 13: Preferences

Lecture 1: What are Android Preferences

Lecture 2: Create the settings screen

Lecture 3: Show the settings screen

Chapter 14: Permissions and Sharing

Lecture 1: What are Android Permissions

Lecture 2: How sharing works

Lecture 3: Build the menu

Lecture 4: Getting the SEND SMS permission

Lecture 5: SMS dialog layout

Lecture 6: Show the SMS dialog

Lecture 7: Sending an SMS

Lecture 8: Sharing some content

Chapter 15: Multidex

Lecture 1: What is Multidex

Lecture 2: Implementing Multidex

Chapter 16: Conclusions

Lecture 1: Conclusions

Lecture 2: Further resources

Lecture 3: Thank you

Instructors

Catalin Stefan
Software Development Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 15 votes
2 stars: 14 votes
3 stars: 120 votes
4 stars: 393 votes
5 stars: 681 votes

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