State of the Art Android App Development in Kotlin

State of the Art Android App Development in Kotlin, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 51 lectures, based on 416 reviews, and has 2569 subscribers.

You will learn about MVVM Dagger2 Unit tests State of the Art Android development Retrofit Glide Navigation Data Binding Kotlin This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Android developers or Students with an interest in mobile development It is particularly useful for Beginner Android developers or Students with an interest in mobile development.

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Summary

Title: State of the Art Android App Development in Kotlin

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

MVVM
Dagger2
Unit tests
State of the Art Android development
Retrofit
Glide
Navigation
Data Binding
Kotlin

Who Should Attend

Beginner Android developers
Students with an interest in mobile development

Target Audiences

Beginner Android developers
Students with an interest in mobile development

Build a State of the Art Android App with this new course on Android development and Kotlin.

Most tutorials and how to’s show you the basics of app building, but they don’t show you how to use the latest technologies and libraries.

Most projects and jobs require you to know how to use the latest libraries. This is what this course is all about.

The purpose of this course is to give you a practical example of how to use these technologies, all while building a simple example app.

We will learn about:

MVVM architecture using the Google recommended Android Lifecycle Extensions
Retrofit and JSON for remote server communication
RxJava as a reactive framework
Dagger2 for dependency injection
Jetpack navigation for navigating the user through the app screens
Jetpack Data Binding for building UI screens
Glide for seamless image loading
Jetpack Palette for extracting colors from images
Unit tests to test the application and make it stable and robust
And we will build everything in Kotlin, the shiny new language that Google recommends

If you want to become an expert Android Developer, you need to know how to use these technologies.

If you want to build an app that scales and is robust, these technologies will make your life easy in the long term.

Sign up today, and let’s learn how to properly build a State of the Art Android Application.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to take this course

Lecture 3: Important message about Udemy reviews

Lecture 4: Engage on social media

Lecture 5: Resources

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Android Studio

Lecture 2: Install Android Studio on a Mac

Lecture 3: Install Android Studio on a PC

Lecture 4: How to test on your phone

Lecture 5: Create the project

Lecture 6: Adding necessary libraries

Chapter 3: Navigation

Lecture 1: What is Navigation

Lecture 2: Navigation configuration

Lecture 3: Navigation actions

Lecture 4: Cleanup

Chapter 4: MVVM

Lecture 1: Lifecycles, LiveData, MVVM

Lecture 2: Model and ViewModel

Lecture 3: Build the Layout

Lecture 4: Create the Adapter class

Lecture 5: Putting it all together

Lecture 6: Refresh layout

Chapter 5: Model – getting data with Retrofit

Lecture 1: What is Retrofit

Lecture 2: Data classes

Lecture 3: Retrofit

Lecture 4: Retrieve the data

Lecture 5: Glide

Lecture 6: Shared Preferences

Chapter 6: Detail screen and Palette library

Lecture 1: Detail screen layout

Lecture 2: Detail screen functionality

Lecture 3: What is the Palette library

Lecture 4: Palette library

Chapter 7: Data Binding

Lecture 1: What is Data Binding

Lecture 2: Detail Fragment

Lecture 3: Challenge

Lecture 4: Palette Binding

Lecture 5: Binding the list items

Chapter 8: Dependency Injection using Dagger2

Lecture 1: What is Dependency Injection

Lecture 2: Injecting the ApiService

Lecture 3: Injecting the Shared Preferences

Lecture 4: More Dagger features

Chapter 9: Unit Testing using Mockito

Lecture 1: What are Unit Tests

Lecture 2: Create the test rules

Lecture 3: Create the Dagger Test objects

Lecture 4: Test the Animals API success path

Lecture 5: Test the Animals API failure path

Lecture 6: Challenge

Lecture 7: Test the Key API

Chapter 10: Conclusions

Lecture 1: Next steps

Lecture 2: Conclusions

Lecture 3: Further resources

Lecture 4: Thank you

Instructors

Catalin Stefan
Software Development Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 33 votes
4 stars: 137 votes
5 stars: 237 votes

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