Android Processes, Threads Slidenerd Style

Android Processes, Threads Slidenerd Style, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 30 lectures, based on 804 reviews, and has 48689 subscribers.

You will learn about Use Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask effectively in your apps Build Full asynchronous apps that enhance User Experience Perform network operations, download files such as images and videos in your app Perform XML parsing with DOM This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is best suited for you if you are looking towards learning multi-threading techniques in Android using Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask or This course is probably NOT meant for you if you are not familiar with the basics of Android such as Activities, Fragments, Intents etc. It is particularly useful for This course is best suited for you if you are looking towards learning multi-threading techniques in Android using Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask or This course is probably NOT meant for you if you are not familiar with the basics of Android such as Activities, Fragments, Intents etc.

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Summary

Title: Android Processes, Threads Slidenerd Style

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask effectively in your apps
Build Full asynchronous apps that enhance User Experience
Perform network operations, download files such as images and videos in your app
Perform XML parsing with DOM

Who Should Attend

This course is best suited for you if you are looking towards learning multi-threading techniques in Android using Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask
This course is probably NOT meant for you if you are not familiar with the basics of Android such as Activities, Fragments, Intents etc.

Target Audiences

This course is best suited for you if you are looking towards learning multi-threading techniques in Android using Threads, Handlers and AsycnTask
This course is probably NOT meant for you if you are not familiar with the basics of Android such as Activities, Fragments, Intents etc.

The 3 primary ways of running an operation in the background in Android is using Threads, Handlers and Services. Though Threads and Handlers are primitive and involve boilerplate code, a more sophisticated way to manage background processing such as loading of images, performing complex computations, downloading Network data is with the help of an AsyncTask, This course covers the following items

Processes in android, their architecture, operation
Threads in android and why you can't use them
Handlers and how they are superior to threads
AsyncTask and how its clean and modular
Handling AsyncTask lifecycle based on activity or fragment destruction
XML Parsing APIs
DOM API and a BlogReader app based on this API

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Processes In Android

Lecture 1: What Is A Process In Android?

Lecture 2: Inter-process Communication And Data Exchange

Lecture 3: Inter-process Communication And Data Exchange Example

Chapter 2: Threads

Lecture 1: Understanding Multithreading In Android

Lecture 2: Android Multithreading API

Lecture 3: Multithreading Example Part 1

Lecture 4: Multithreading Example Part 2

Lecture 5: Multithreading Example Part 3

Lecture 6: Multithreading Example Part 4

Lecture 7: Multithreading Example Part 5

Chapter 3: Handlers

Lecture 1: Thread Looper and Handler Architecture

Lecture 2: Handler Example 1

Lecture 3: Handler Example Post Runnable Messages

Lecture 4: Example Thread Intercommunication

Lecture 5: What is AsyncTask?

Lecture 6: AsyncTask Example

Lecture 7: AsycnTask Example Part 2

Lecture 8: Handling Rotation With Asynctask: Method 1

Lecture 9: Handling Rotation With AsyncTask Using Fragments Part 1

Lecture 10: Handling Rotation With AsyncTask Using Fragments Part 2

Lecture 11: Handling Rotation With AsyncTask Using Fragments Part 3

Lecture 12: Introduction XML Parsing Techniques: DOM, SAX, Stax

Lecture 13: Introduction to XML DOM Parsing

Lecture 14: XML DOM Parsing API

Chapter 4: Get Practical With BlogReader App

Lecture 1: BlogReader App Part 1

Lecture 2: BlogReader App Part 2

Lecture 3: BlogReader App Part 3

Lecture 4: BlogReader App Part 4

Lecture 5: BlogReader App Part 5

Lecture 6: BlogReader App Part 6

Instructors

Vivek Ramesh
Founder of slidenerd

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2 stars: 17 votes
3 stars: 108 votes
4 stars: 244 votes
5 stars: 425 votes

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