Android Programming for the Absolute Beginner

Android Programming for the Absolute Beginner, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 41 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 250 subscribers.

You will learn about Create your own apps Learn the structure of the Android SDK Understand different xml elements Learn to code in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Absolute beginners It is particularly useful for Absolute beginners.

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Summary

Title: Android Programming for the Absolute Beginner

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create your own apps
Learn the structure of the Android SDK
Understand different xml elements
Learn to code in Java

Who Should Attend

Absolute beginners

Target Audiences

Absolute beginners

In this beginning Android course you will learn everything you will need to start developing your very own android apps, which you can sell in the play store and start making money! The course is taught in a walk-through fashion by developing our own app and explaining a new key component in each video. The course will take anywhere from 5-15 hours depending on how comfortable you are with the new material of each lesson. Subscribe and go from zero to hero.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Basics

Lecture 1: Installing Eclipse ADT and Android SDK

Lecture 2: Setting up a Project and Explaining how to import an Image

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Intro to XML and Custom Layouts

Lecture 2: XML programming & background image

Lecture 3: XML made Simple & Java Intro

Lecture 4: Introduction to Java & Raw folder

Lecture 5: Setting up our Splash Activity

Lecture 6: Intro to Threads (finish splash Activity)

Lecture 7: Adding Sound with MediaPlayer

Lecture 8: Introduction to the Button

Lecture 9: Button & Sound Review

Lecture 10: Setup a More Advanced XML

Lecture 11: Finish new XML and Learn about Weight

Lecture 12: Using the getText() and setText() methods

Lecture 13: Finish programming our RadioGroup for Style/Gravity

Lecture 14: Hardware Menu Button & Menu inflater items

Lecture 15: Toast to Built-in Themes

Lecture 16: Creating a ScrollView

Lecture 17: String Array and ListView

Lecture 18: Using ListView to open Activities

Lecture 19: Setting up XML for Wallpaper App

Lecture 20: Using an ImageView as a Button

Lecture 21: Set Wallpaper w Bitmap

Lecture 22: Setting Fullscreen and Fixed Screen

Lecture 23: Custom View and Constructors

Lecture 24: Drawing Rectangles on a Canvas

Lecture 25: Animating a Bitmap

Lecture 26: Introduction to the SurfaceView

Lecture 27: Setting up a SurfaceView Thread

Lecture 28: Canvas Lock, Draw, and Post

Lecture 29: Drawing Bitmaps on a SurfaceView Canvas

Lecture 30: Android's OnTouchListener and MotionEvent

Lecture 31: Review of SurfaceView and Thread setup

Lecture 32: Sprites, sprite sheet, & animation on Android

Lecture 33: Drawing the Spritesheet to Canvas

Lecture 34: Creating a sprite update method for animation

Lecture 35: Changing Sprite's Direction (row)

Lecture 36: Finalizing our sprite sheet animation (modulus)

Lecture 37: VideoView for videos in Android

Lecture 38: MediaControllers controls MediaPlayers

Chapter 3: Resources

Lecture 1: Download Resources

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