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Android App Development – Complete Course

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Android App Development – Complete Course, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 261 lectures, based on 192 reviews, and has 3469 subscribers.

You will learn about Android Application Development Kotlin Programming Design Thinking for Mobile and Android App Development This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Mobile Developers or Beginners and Intermediate Android Developers or Entrepreneurs Planning to Developarg Their Apps It is particularly useful for Beginner Mobile Developers or Beginners and Intermediate Android Developers or Entrepreneurs Planning to Developarg Their Apps.

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Summary

Title: Android App Development – Complete Course

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 261

Number of Published Lectures: 261

Number of Curriculum Items: 261

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 261

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Android Application Development
  • Kotlin Programming
  • Design Thinking for Mobile and Android App Development

Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Mobile Developers
  • Beginners and Intermediate Android Developers
  • Entrepreneurs Planning to Developarg Their Apps

Target Audiences

  • Beginner Mobile Developers
  • Beginners and Intermediate Android Developers
  • Entrepreneurs Planning to Developarg Their Apps

Hello and welcome to the Android Developer Course. Throughout this course, you will learn how to develop a variety of Android applications. In preparing this course, I’ve done my best to bring about a decade worth of experience in teaching and developing mobile applications to you. We will begin with the simplest of topics to build our confidence and one step at a time move towards more complex and advanced topics. As a result, this course includes everything you need, to start your career as Android developer or develop the app that you have in mind.

That is done by carefully selecting the best and the latest technology and techniques and also making sure everything in the course has an absolute immediate benefit to you as a learner. Over a span of nearly six months, the content of this course has gone through a multitude of edits and the current curriculum brings about the best possible combination.

The course is designed in 18 sections and each section covers an area in its entirety. In what follows you can get a quick sense of what the 18 different sections will cover:

  1. Android Basics

  2. Kotlin Basics

  3. Intermediate UI

  4. Property Finder App(Sample UI Design App)

  5. Advanced Kotlin

  6. Advanced UI

  7. To-do App(Sample List Taking App)

  8. Touches and Animation

  9. Memory Game(Developing a Puzzle Game in Android)

  10. Maps and Location

  11. Testing and Debugging

  12. Media and Device

  13. Multitasking

  14. Persistent Data

  15. To-do List in Room(Adding Data Persistency to our To-do App)

  16. Networking and Web

  17. Firebase

  18. Cloud To-do List(Porting our To-do App to Firebase Cloud)

By going through these 18 sections, you will have a complete and thorough understanding of how to think about Android App Development as well as how to use the variety of tools to actually execute your ideas.

A lot of excitement ahead, and we look forward to see you at the finish line.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Android Basics

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Android Studio

Lecture 3: Reviews

Lecture 4: Android Virtual Device

Lecture 5: Layout Editor

Lecture 6: Understanding Android Studio

Lecture 7: Reviews

Lecture 8: Accessing Components

Lecture 9: Accessing UI Components

Lecture 10: Buttons

Lecture 11: Views

Lecture 12: Speeding the Videos Up

Lecture 13: Image Views

Lecture 14: Switch

Lecture 15: Edit Text

Lecture 16: End of Section

Chapter 2: Kotlin Basics

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Print, Toast, and Comments

Lecture 3: Variables and Primitives

Lecture 4: Operators

Lecture 5: Break

Lecture 6: Control Flow

Lecture 7: Collections

Lecture 8: Dice Generator

Lecture 9: End of Section

Chapter 3: Intermediate UI

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Layouts & Constraints

Lecture 3: Linear Layouts

Lecture 4: Hard Coding Components

Lecture 5: Radio Buttons

Lecture 6: Activities, Intent and Data

Lecture 7: Break

Lecture 8: Calendar View

Lecture 9: Number Picker

Lecture 10: Seek Bars

Lecture 11: End of Section

Chapter 4: Property Finder App UI

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Starting a New App

Lecture 3: A Property Card

Lecture 4: Property Details

Lecture 5: Intent to a Property

Lecture 6: Populating Text Data

Lecture 7: Main Activity Data

Lecture 8: Break

Lecture 9: Bundle of Extras

Lecture 10: Fetching Extras

Lecture 11: Populating Image Data

Lecture 12: Fetching Image Data

Lecture 13: Clicking on the Image View

Lecture 14: Finishing Up

Lecture 15: End of Section

Chapter 5: Advanced Kotlin

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Classes and Objects

Lecture 3: Functions

Lecture 4: Custom Constructors

Lecture 5: Data Classes

Lecture 6: Inheritance and Overriding

Lecture 7: Extending a Class

Lecture 8: Optionals and Null Safety

Lecture 9: Break

Lecture 10: Interface

Lecture 11: Companion Object

Lecture 12: Enums

Lecture 13: Generics

Lecture 14: Exception Handling

Lecture 15: Data Type Conversions

Lecture 16: End of Section

Chapter 6: Advanced UI

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Scroll Views

Lecture 3: Scroll View Events

Lecture 4: Recyclerview

Lecture 5: Recyclerview Item Touch

Lecture 6: Break

Lecture 7: Fragments

Lecture 8: Recyclerview in Fragment

Lecture 9: View Pager

Lecture 10: Alert Dialogues

Lecture 11: End of Section

Chapter 7: Todo App

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Exploring the App

Lecture 3: New App and the UI

Lecture 4: Group and Item Rows

Lecture 5: Data Classes and Initial Data

Lecture 6: Groups Adapter and ViewHolder

Lecture 7: Creating New Groups

Lecture 8: Clicking on a Group

Lecture 9: Break

Lecture 10: Items Activity

Lecture 11: Items Adapter and ViewHolder

Lecture 12: Clicking on an Item

Lecture 13: Adding a New Item

Lecture 14: Refresh and Delete Groups

Lecture 15: Adding Animations

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