Android Apps Development for beginners

Android Apps Development for beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.86, with 56 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 907 subscribers.

You will learn about Setup local android development environment Create new android project Add widgets Apply constraints to layout Run your app on multiple virtual devices Run your app on a physical device Create an icon for your app Create a currency pair conversion tool Explore XML Code Link widgets to java code This course is ideal for individuals who are Absolute beginners to Android development or Beginner App Developers It is particularly useful for Absolute beginners to Android development or Beginner App Developers.

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Summary

Title: Android Apps Development for beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.86

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Setup local android development environment
Create new android project
Add widgets
Apply constraints to layout
Run your app on multiple virtual devices
Run your app on a physical device
Create an icon for your app
Create a currency pair conversion tool
Explore XML Code
Link widgets to java code

Who Should Attend

Absolute beginners to Android development
Beginner App Developers

Target Audiences

Absolute beginners to Android development
Beginner App Developers

Android powers the majority of smartphones on the planet and a growing number of devices, from Android Wear on your wrist to Android Auto for your car.

This course is designed to teach anyone how to make a new Android app from scratch. Learn all the basics of the platform and all the skills an Android app developer needs to be successful. Discover the tools and technologies that you will use when you create Apps for Android, including Java, XML, and the Android SDK.

Android Studio provides a unified environment where you can build apps for Android phones, tablets, Android Wear, Android TV, and Android Auto. Structured code modules allow you to divide your project into units of functionality that you can independently build, test, and debug.

Android tool is the official integrated development environment that you will need to create android apps.

Making apps for Android is a lot of fun. The project we are going to work on
is a simple game that will review the basics of programming
as well as the tools and technologies you’ll use to build Android apps.

Topics include:
Installing Android Studio
Exploring Android Studio user interface
Working with constraint layouts
Communicating with toasts
Coding in Java and XML
Getting a head start with starter templates
Working with emulators
Creating a project, variable, and toast
Connecting XML widgets to code
Adding images
Adding game logic with conditional statements and operators
Changing the data or design

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Android Development

Lecture 1: Understanding Android – History and Features

Lecture 2: Android Architecture

Lecture 3: Android Ecosystem – Devices, Market, Users

Lecture 4: Setup of Android Development Environment

Lecture 5: Introduction to Android Studio

Chapter 2: Java Programming for Android

Lecture 1: Introduction to Java Programming Language

Lecture 2: Object Oriented Programming Concepts

Lecture 3: Data Structures in Java

Lecture 4: Control Flow in Java

Lecture 5: Exception Handling

Chapter 3: Setting Up Android Development Environment

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Java

Lecture 3: What is an Android App

Lecture 4: What is Android Studio

Lecture 5: Installation requirements for android studio

Lecture 6: Installing Android Studio 4.1.3 on Windows

Lecture 7: Installing Android 2.3.3 on Windows

Lecture 8: Installing Android on Macs

Lecture 9: Create a test android app part 1

Lecture 10: Create a test android app part 2

Lecture 11: Create a test android app part 3

Lecture 12: Modifying the test app

Lecture 13: Running your app in multiple devices

Chapter 4: Android Studio Interface

Lecture 1: Project structure

Lecture 2: Accessing your projects

Lecture 3: Component tree

Lecture 4: The Palette

Lecture 5: Gradle Build System

Lecture 6: Constraint Layout

Lecture 7: User interface

Chapter 5: Creating your own currency pair conversion app

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Creating a new project

Lecture 3: Designing your app

Lecture 4: Adding image to your app

Lecture 5: Adding a texfield

Lecture 6: Adding a button

Lecture 7: Creating the app logic

Lecture 8: Adding an icon for your app

Lecture 9: Accessing your app on a real device

Chapter 6: Basic XML Introduction

Lecture 1: What is XML

Lecture 2: XML Syntax

Lecture 3: XML Attributes

Lecture 4: XML Document structure

Lecture 5: XML Tags

Lecture 6: XML Elements

Chapter 7: Basic Java introduction

Lecture 1: What is Java

Lecture 2: Setting up java development environment

Lecture 3: Coding your first java program

Lecture 4: What is a java package

Lecture 5: Data Types

Lecture 6: Basic operators

Lecture 7: Variables

Lecture 8: Arrays

Lecture 9: Using Comments

Lecture 10: Running Java Outside IDE

Lecture 11: Thank You

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