Kotlin for Android: Beginner to Advanced

Kotlin for Android: Beginner to Advanced, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 101 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 3064 reviews, and has 15596 subscribers.

You will learn about Build professional, fully functional apps using Kotlin Apply for Jr. Android app development jobs Submit apps to the Google Play store This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for absolute beginners with no coding experience or Programmers coming from Java who want to learn Kotlin for Android It is particularly useful for This course is for absolute beginners with no coding experience or Programmers coming from Java who want to learn Kotlin for Android.

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Summary

Title: Kotlin for Android: Beginner to Advanced

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 101

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 101

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build professional, fully functional apps using Kotlin
Apply for Jr. Android app development jobs
Submit apps to the Google Play store

Who Should Attend

This course is for absolute beginners with no coding experience
Programmers coming from Java who want to learn Kotlin for Android

Target Audiences

This course is for absolute beginners with no coding experience
Programmers coming from Java who want to learn Kotlin for Android

KOTLIN FOR ANDROID

Welcome to the world’s most comprehensive course on Kotlin for Android development. Whether your a developer coming from Java, or have NO Android experience, we start from the ground up and teach you everything you need to know how to build apps using Kotlin.

WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?

We don’t only focus on the Kotlin language like most courses on Kotlin do. Learn to code the Devslopes way. We’ll teach you everything about developing with Kotlin, working with interface builder and all the SDK’s you actually need to build apps. And as always, you’ll be building professional, amazing looking apps from start to finish.

Here are some of the things you’ll be able to do after taking this course:

Learn to code how the PROs code – not just copy and paste
Learn everything you need to know about submitting to the Google Play store�
Build beautiful Apps – We don’t build trash – you’ll create amazing real-world apps
Build Real Projects – You’ll get to build projects that help you retain what you’ve learned

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

Installing JDK and Android Studio as well as IntelliJ
How to run apps on own device
Those looking to get a full time job as a developer
Kotlin Foundations – Variables, Strings, Collections, Classes, Inheritance, Lambda Expressions
In depth look at activity life cycle, intents, and context
Deep dive on constraint layout and supporting multiple device sizes.
Enhance your UI with custom drawables
Using Kotlin with Android SDK
Comprehensive overview of List and Recycler Views
Learn all about web requests and working with APIs and even implement web sockets in a fully functional Slack app clone.

Don’t forget to join the free live community where you can get free help anytime from other students.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Android Studio and First App

Lecture 1: Intro to Kotlin and Android Course

Lecture 2: First look at Kotlin

Lecture 3: Install JDK and Android Studio for Mac

Lecture 4: Install JDK and Android Studio for Windows

Lecture 5: Android Emulator

Lecture 6: DinnerDecider Part 1

Lecture 7: DinnerDecider Part 2

Lecture 8: DinnerDecider Part 3

Lecture 9: Exercise: Make your own decider!

Lecture 10: Run on a real device!

Lecture 11: Run on a real device from Windows!

Chapter 2: Kotlin Foundation

Lecture 1: Installing IntellijIDEA for Mac

Lecture 2: Installing IntellijIDEA for Windows

Lecture 3: Variables with Kotlin

Lecture 4: Strings with Kotlin

Lecture 5: Numbers and Operators with Kotlin

Lecture 6: Functions with Kotlin

Lecture 7: Exercise: Practice writing functions

Lecture 8: Conditional Logic with Kotlin

Lecture 9: Collections with Kotlin

Lecture 10: Loops with Kotlin

Lecture 11: Nullability with Kotlin

Lecture 12: Classes and Inheritance with Kotlin

Lecture 13: Exercise: You’re so classy!

Lecture 14: Lambda with Kotlin

Chapter 3: Terminal & Version Control

Lecture 1: Intro to Git and Terminal

Lecture 2: Git & Version Control – The Fun Way

Lecture 3: Terminal Basics – Changing directories

Lecture 4: Terminal Basics – Creating directories & files

Lecture 5: Terminal Basics – copying & renaming files

Lecture 6: Terminal Basics – deleting files & directories

Lecture 7: Git Basics

Lecture 8: Setting up Github

Lecture 9: Working with Local & Remote Repositories

Lecture 10: Handling Git Merge Conflicts

Lecture 11: Exercise: Pushing your project to GitHub

Lecture 12: Using Git with Android Studio

Lecture 13: Importing Projects and Merge Conflicts

Chapter 4: All About Layout

Lecture 1: Intro to Android Constraint Layout

Lecture 2: Phone Portrait Layout Part 1

Lecture 3: Phone Portrait Layout Part 2

Lecture 4: Tablet Portrait Layout

Lecture 5: Tablet Landscape

Lecture 6: Exercise: Make your own layout

Chapter 5: Activity Lifecycle

Lecture 1: Intro to the app

Lecture 2: Welcome Screen Layout

Lecture 3: League Selection Layout

Lecture 4: Intents and Context

Lecture 5: Lifecycle Overview

Lecture 6: Lifecycle in action

Lecture 7: Skill Selection Layout

Lecture 8: Buttoning up the Activities

Lecture 9: Toggling the skills

Lecture 10: Parcelable

Lecture 11: Instance State

Lecture 12: Swoosh Challenge

Lecture 13: Exercise: Taking it to the big time.

Chapter 6: List and Recycler Views

Lecture 1: CoderSwag Intro

Lecture 2: Data Structure

Lecture 3: Simple ListView

Lecture 4: Custom List Adapter

Lecture 5: View Holder

Lecture 6: RecyclerView Adapter

Lecture 7: RecyclerView Clicks

Lecture 8: Product List View

Lecture 9: Product Recycle Adapter

Lecture 10: Exercise: Show me the product.

Chapter 7: Smack Chat App

Lecture 1: Smack Intro

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: MainActivity UI Setup

Lecture 4: Login Activity UI

Lecture 5: CreateUserActivity UI

Lecture 6: Generate Avatar and Background Color

Lecture 7: Webrequests and APIs

Lecture 8: Hosting API

Lecture 9: Local Hosting API

Lecture 10: Our first web request

Lecture 11: Registering a user

Lecture 12: Login User

Lecture 13: Creating User

Lecture 14: Polishing up Create User Activity

Lecture 15: Broadcast Receiver

Lecture 16: Find User

Lecture 17: Polishing up the Login Activity

Lecture 18: Add Channel Dialog

Lecture 19: Sockets

Instructors

Devslopes by Nathan Sevedge
Learn programming & app development

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 40 votes
2 stars: 67 votes
3 stars: 290 votes
4 stars: 1035 votes
5 stars: 1632 votes

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