The Complete Android App Development Tutorials
The Complete Android App Development Tutorials, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 155 lectures, based on 352 reviews, and has 20370 subscribers.
You will learn about Learn the Detail Concepts of Android Codes along with Source Codes Creating Attractive UI with Full Fledged Graphics Create a Complete App on your own Able to process app and Launch it in Playstore Each topic we have covered are in deep details Apps Based on all new Lollipop and Marshmallow This course is ideal for individuals who are For those who wants to be Android Application Developer or For those who wants Job of Android Developer It is particularly useful for For those who wants to be Android Application Developer or For those who wants Job of Android Developer.
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Summary
Title: The Complete Android App Development Tutorials
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 3.95
Number of Lectures: 155
Number of Published Lectures: 155
Number of Curriculum Items: 155
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 155
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Learn the Detail Concepts of Android Codes along with Source Codes
- Creating Attractive UI with Full Fledged Graphics
- Create a Complete App on your own
- Able to process app and Launch it in Playstore
- Each topic we have covered are in deep details
- Apps Based on all new Lollipop and Marshmallow
Who Should Attend
- For those who wants to be Android Application Developer
- For those who wants Job of Android Developer
Target Audiences
- For those who wants to be Android Application Developer
- For those who wants Job of Android Developer
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Presenting ANDROID Nougat and ANDROID Lollipop App Development tutorials.
The course is intended for those who are looking to pursue their career in Android based development. There is no such qualification to join the course as it is designed in a way to facilitate a newbie to understand the myriad of opportunities that Android can deliver. With easy-to-understand course materials backed by practical classes one can quickly grasp the aesthetics deploying Android as a platform.
Course with All Source Codes of Projects.
Make complete professional apps and tips to MAKE MONEY through Android Apps.
Upon completion of the course it will be easy to develop Android based applications with all new features of android NOUGAT and MARSHMALLOW ( 5.0 ) and above versions. The training not only imparts the programming side of the development but also delivers valuable suggestions behind developing a pleasing and effective UI (User Interface) design. The professionals involved in the training all hail from organizations of repute having vast experience in Android domain.
This course covers Latest ANDROID STUDIO launched by Google. A complete professional App is made in this course covering all android widgets, components and covering all fundamental concept. Starting from installing software to publish app in Google PlayStore all Topics are covered well.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Android Studio Installation
Lecture 1: Java JDK Installation
Lecture 2: Download and Install Android Studio
Lecture 3: Introduction to Android-Its Internal Architecture & Overview of all the versions
Chapter 2: Hello World using Android Studio
Lecture 1: HELLO WORLD – 1 : GETTING STARTED – Create Your First App
Lecture 2: HELLO WORLD – 2 : GETTING STARTED – Know Your Project Components
Lecture 3: Let's set up your Android Virtual Device and Run our Application
Lecture 4: Manifest file in Android
Lecture 5: User Interface OverView
Lecture 6: User Interface : Control Sizing
Chapter 3: LogCat and it's Crucial Role for Application Developement
Lecture 1: Log Cat – explanation of Logcat
Lecture 2: Android Studio- LogCat- Crucial Role in Debugging
Lecture 3: More on Android Studio LogCat
Chapter 4: Android Buttons and it's Various Types of EventListeners
Lecture 1: Buttons : Method – 1 – onClickListener Interface
Lecture 2: Android Studio – Method – 1 : OnClickListener Interface – continued!
Lecture 3: Android Studio – Distinguish between two buttons
Lecture 4: Buttons : Method – 2 || onClick Inner Class Listener
Lecture 5: Buttons : Method – 3 || " onClick " attribute in XML File
Lecture 6: Button : Method – 3 || " onClick " attribute in XML File – Codes
Chapter 5: Overview of Service, BroadCast Receivers, Intents, Activity and Content Provider
Lecture 1: Application Components : ACTIVITY SERVICE INTENTS
Lecture 2: Application Components : Broadcast Receiver and Intents
Chapter 6: Explicit Intents : Its all Three methods in detail
Lecture 1: Explicit Intent and Explanation of three ways to Implement it
Lecture 2: Explicit Intent and its Codes Demonstration in Eclipse
Chapter 7: Activity LifeCycle – In Context of TWO Activities
Lecture 1: Activity LifeCycle : Complete Explanation of LifeCycle
Lecture 2: Activity LifeCycle : Live Explanation of Lifecycle through LogCat in Eclipse
Lecture 3: Activity LifeCycle : Concept of STACK attached to LifeCycle
Chapter 8: Various Toast Message and it's Alignment of Position
Lecture 1: Introduction to Toast Message
Lecture 2: Toast Positioning or Alignment
Lecture 3: Custom Toast Message and it's Algorithm Explanation
Lecture 4: Custom Toast Message Codes and it's Positioning
Chapter 9: Screen Orientation and it's attached Activity Lifecycle
Lecture 1: Screen Orientation and it's Explanation of Attached Activity Lifecycle
Lecture 2: Screen Orientation and it's Java Codes related to Activity Lifecycle
Chapter 10: Screen Orientation – Preserve the Variables and Widgets Value
Lecture 1: Screen Orientation || onSaveInstanceState() , onRestoreInstanceState()
Lecture 2: Screen Orientation || Java Code onSaveInstanceState() , onRestoreInstanceState()
Chapter 11: Develop Your own Professional Application
Lecture 1: App Making – Android Interview – Part – 1
Chapter 12: Relative Layout – App Designing with Graphics
Lecture 1: Relative Layout and Its Attributes -1 || XML codes
Lecture 2: Relative Layout and its Attributes -2 || XML Codes in Eclipse
Lecture 3: Designing our App with the help of Relative Layout || App Making
Chapter 13: Multiple Screen Support Layout Designing and Button Selectors
Lecture 1: Multiple Screen-1 || Explanation of Screen Density, Size & Text Size and Units
Lecture 2: Multiple Screen-2 || Where & How to Implement Layout and Images of MultiScreen
Lecture 3: Resizing Graphical Images and App Icons : App Making of ANDROID INTERVIEW
Lecture 4: Selectors in Buttons : It's Algorithm and How to Implement it in our App
Lecture 5: Selectors in Buttons : Implementing it in our " ANDROID INTERVIEW " App
Lecture 6: Multiple Screen-4 : Design Layout for Small, Normal, Large screen and Tablet too
Lecture 7: Multiple Screen-5 : Design Layouts for Landscape Mode for all Screen Density
Chapter 14: Linear Layout – App Designing with Graphics
Lecture 1: Linear Layout : Introduction & Various Orientations along with Widgets Alignment
Lecture 2: Linear Layout-2 : Use of " layout_gravity " Attribute
Lecture 3: Linear Layout -3 : Use of " gravity " Attribute
Lecture 4: Linear Layout- 4 : Difference between and Use of " Layout margin vs Padding "
Lecture 5: Linear Layout-5 : Difference between and Use of " weightSum and layout_weight "
Chapter 15: Developing of ANDROID INTERVIEW App – Continues…
Lecture 1: Java Coding of our App " ANDROID INTERVIEW ": Part -17
Lecture 2: Linear Layout Designing of questions.xml of ANDROID INTERVIEW App : Part-18
Lecture 3: Linear Layout Designing of questions.xml of ANDROID INTERVIEW App : Part -19
Lecture 4: Adding Graphics to " questions.xml " for Multiple Screen Size & Density
Lecture 5: Adding Selector to questions.xml || App Making of ANDROID INTERVIEW : Part-21
Lecture 6: Configuring Multiple Screen Layout for questions.xml || App Making : Part-22
Chapter 16: Strings.xml – Storing String Array in it and Decoding it in Java Class
Lecture 1: Strings.xml : Part-1 || Storing String Array || App Making : Part-23
Lecture 2: Strings.xml Part-2 : Java Codes || App Making of ANDROID INTERVIEW : Part – 24
Chapter 17: Developing of ANDROID INTERVIEW App – Continues…
Lecture 1: Variable and Widgets Initialization in Java Code || App Making Part-25
Lecture 2: Setting Up Listeners || App Making Part-26
Lecture 3: Scroll view || App Making : Part-27
Chapter 18: Adding Custom Title Bar or Action Bar
Lecture 1: Action Bar – 1 || Pre-Requisites || App Making – Part-28
Lecture 2: Action Bar-2 || Java Codes || App Making : Part-29
Lecture 3: Action Bar-3 || Adding Graphics to Title Bar || App Making : Part-30
Chapter 19: Text to Voice Conversion
Lecture 1: Text To Speech – 1 || Explanation of Algorithm
Lecture 2: Text To Speech – 2 || Java Codes Live Demo in Eclipse
Lecture 3: Adding Text To Speech to our App || App Making : Part-31
Chapter 20: Implicit Intent || Various types : Part-1
Lecture 1: Introduction to Implicit Intent
Lecture 2: Implicit Intent to Rate App in Google Play Store || App Making : Part-32
Lecture 3: Intent To See Other App of Developer in Google PlayStore || App Making : Part-33
Chapter 21: Miscellaneous Android Videos – 1
Lecture 1: How to Change the old Package Name and assign a New package Name to App
Lecture 2: How to Change Application Name
Chapter 22: Publishing and Updating App in Google PlayStore
Lecture 1: Creating a Google PlayStore Developer Account
Lecture 2: Publish Your App in PlayStore – 1 || Export Signed Apk
Lecture 3: Publish Your App in PlayStore – 2 || Uploading Apk
Lecture 4: Publish Your App in PlayStore – 3 || PlayStore Listing and Snapshots of App
Lecture 5: Update Your App in PlayStore
Chapter 23: Source Codes – Zip File of all Projects Done Till now
Lecture 1: Source Code of Hello World App and LogCat : Lecture 4 – 12
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by Sriyank Siddhartha
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- 4 stars: 94 votes
- 5 stars: 191 votes
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