Android Jetpack Compose with Retrofit Room Hilt in Kotlin

Android Jetpack Compose with Retrofit Room Hilt in Kotlin, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 39 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 48 reviews, and has 11281 subscribers.

You will learn about Create an modern Android application with Jetpack Compose in Kotlin Organize the code with separate layers (ViewModels MVVM, repositories and data layers) Room database and Retrofit Understand the basic of Flow and Kotlin coroutine Start Jetpack composable in a UI tests Write unit tests Create animations Create a theme using Material3 with dark and light modes and custom fonts Use Hilt for dependency injection (a dagger-based framework) Create a Bottom Navigation and Navigate between screens This course is ideal for individuals who are Android developers who wants to learn Jetpack Compose or Android developers who wants to increase code quality It is particularly useful for Android developers who wants to learn Jetpack Compose or Android developers who wants to increase code quality.

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Summary

Title: Android Jetpack Compose with Retrofit Room Hilt in Kotlin

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create an modern Android application with Jetpack Compose in Kotlin
Organize the code with separate layers (ViewModels MVVM, repositories and data layers)
Room database and Retrofit
Understand the basic of Flow and Kotlin coroutine
Start Jetpack composable in a UI tests
Write unit tests
Create animations
Create a theme using Material3 with dark and light modes and custom fonts
Use Hilt for dependency injection (a dagger-based framework)
Create a Bottom Navigation and Navigate between screens

Who Should Attend

Android developers who wants to learn Jetpack Compose
Android developers who wants to increase code quality

Target Audiences

Android developers who wants to learn Jetpack Compose
Android developers who wants to increase code quality

During this course, we will develop an Android application that will display photos taken by the rovers on Mars using Android Studio.

This app will use all the latest Jetpack technologies:

Compose(no more XML)
Hilt(Dagger Dependency Injection Framework)
Room(Jetpack component to create a lite database)
Retrofit(REST client)
Coroutines and Flow(To create asynchronous tasks and request our database)

You also use ViewModelswith Jetpack to use an MVVM Repository architecture.

With this example, you should be able to create an Android App to the industry standard.

Navigationwith Jetpack Compose could be challenging, so we will create a simple example with 4 screens and a BottomNavto understand it. A Scaffoldwill be use to create the BottomNav.

Your productivity will be improve as Jetpack Compose is easier to write and reuse.

You will improve your knowledge of Kotlin. If you still use Java, this course is an opportunity to learn.

Compose is a new way to create a UI on Android. It is more concise and reusable. Therefore, it helps to develop faster Android applications.

In this app we will use Jetpack Compose Components from Materal3:

Card
LazyColumn
Column
Row
AsyncIamge (from the Coil lib to display an image from a server)
Text
Image
NavHost (to use navigation)
NavigationBar
NavigationBarItem
Box
Scaffold

We will also see how we can use a modifier to define padding.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Project introduction

Lecture 2: Get NASA Api key (optional)

Lecture 3: Basic understanding of Flow Kotlin coroutine

Lecture 4: Code organization

Lecture 5: Android Studio setup

Chapter 2: Basic Compose

Lecture 1: How to use Jetpack Compose

Lecture 2: Create basic compose item

Lecture 3: Create a basic list

Lecture 4: Outro and how to get the source code

Chapter 3: Compose Navigation

Lecture 1: How to use navigation compose

Lecture 2: Create a second screen

Chapter 4: Display a compose list based on a network request

Lecture 1: How to use Retrofit

Lecture 2: How to use Hilt

Lecture 3: Use Retrofit to get data from a remote server

Lecture 4: Display the list in a compose list

Chapter 5: Create a list with image

Lecture 1: Add a third screen in the navigation

Lecture 2: Create the network request

Lecture 3: Display the list from the network

Lecture 4: How to use coil

Lecture 5: Use Coil to display the image

Chapter 6: Create a bottom navigation

Lecture 1: How to create a bottom navigation

Lecture 2: Create a bottom nav component

Chapter 7: Save data in the application

Lecture 1: How to use Room

Lecture 2: Create a database and add data

Lecture 3: Display data from the database

Lecture 4: Debug database

Chapter 8: Material3 : Update colors and fonts

Lecture 1: How to update colors

Lecture 2: Update colors

Lecture 3: Update fonts

Lecture 4: Create animation for the save icon

Chapter 9: Unit test

Lecture 1: Manifest Convertor Unit Test

Lecture 2: Manifest ViewModel Test with mockk and MainCoroutineRule

Lecture 3: Manifest Repo Test

Lecture 4: Photo List ViewModel Test

Lecture 5: Photo Repo Test

Chapter 10: UI test

Lecture 1: Creation the first UI test for the rover list

Lecture 2: Create the UI test that will test the manifest list (second screen of the App)

Lecture 3: Create the UI test for the photo list (third screen of the App)

Chapter 11: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus: Learn Flutter

Instructors

Alexandre Genet
Android developer

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