Android Studio Course. Build Apps. Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Android Studio Course. Build Apps. Android 6.0 Marshmallow, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 89 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 337 reviews, and has 8897 subscribers.

You will learn about Create your very own application Become an Android Professional Earn Money from your App This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody with an interest in Mobile Apps or Computer Science Students looking to develop apps as a career or Android developers looking to increase their knowledge It is particularly useful for Anybody with an interest in Mobile Apps or Computer Science Students looking to develop apps as a career or Android developers looking to increase their knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Android Studio Course. Build Apps. Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 90

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create your very own application

Become an Android Professional

Earn Money from your App

Who Should Attend

Anybody with an interest in Mobile Apps

Computer Science Students looking to develop apps as a career

Android developers looking to increase their knowledge

Target Audiences

Anybody with an interest in Mobile Apps

Computer Science Students looking to develop apps as a career

Android developers looking to increase their knowledge

This course will be updated with Android M as soon as there is an available version!

This is the only Android course on Udemy taught by an Android expert who makes apps full time for 5+ years for companies such as MasterCard and British Telecom.    What is the benefit of this?    You will not only learn Android but you will learn how to use the most popular third party libraries, what are the best coding practices, how to structure your app efficiently, tips and libraries that will save you a lot of headaches and a lot of time during the development.    During +5 years of development I have learned many ways of doing the same thing, for instance there are three ways of coding a button click or there are hundred of ways and libraries to download an image and display it in your app. In this course I will teach always the easier way and I will show the alternatives, sometimes I even show you the difficult way first and then the easiest way so you know what are you doing and why are you doing it. 

                                      The instructor will replicate his process to learn from beginner to professional in a way that everybody can understand, simple and efficient, working in the basics and important concepts and teaching how to solve your own problems.                                        After completing four applications, each one a bit more complex, you will be a real Android developer!Captions has been added to all the lessons                                          Note: All the apps developed in this course are compatible with Android L 5.0 (Lollipop) and a video explaining the key features of Android L is added.                                                This course is for anybody who is interested in Android Development; either to create your own application, start a career or increase your current skills. We will take you from zero knowledge to the ability of creating your own apps. Knowledge of Java is not needed.                                                                    The method of teaching used is ‘Learn by Doing’; we’re keen to get you using and becoming comfortable with Android Studio in the very first lesson. The lessons are practical and include student exercises with solutions, as well as inside knowledge and tips from your professional tutor. 

                                                    On every lesson there will be some part of an App to develop, if there is any new concept not seen before we will explain it and after that we will practice with it developing that bit.                                                    Also we will realize exercises to test that knowledge, explaining it with different solutions after leaving some time for the student to try it on his own.                                                                  This course has 9.5 hours of videos with four application tutorials. We promote student-tutor interaction. Have any problems? Let us know and we’ll answer you as quickly and coherently as possible; either in the form of a new video or a written explanation. 

                                                      – For the first application you will learn how to use the tools correctly, how to create a project and you will understand how android works internally and how the project is structured and to finish we will launch our first Application on a real device or a emulator.                                                      – We will continue with a section which will tell you how to find problems, how to understand errors and how to be self sufficient, finding and adding resources to your code so that way you can keep improving applications in your own.                                                      – The second application will be a game, called HangDroid a version of the classic hangman, here we will see Android in more depth, learning the basics about screen navigation, view creation, data persistence and much more, finishing with a game where you can play on single player mode or even multi player with another person!                                                – The third application and more important will introduce Fragments, Tabs, Action Bar, Google Maps, Google Admob to monetize your app and will teach how to upload your App to Google Play Store 

                                          – The fourth application currently under construction is an App that displays posts from Reddit. This allow us to explain how to consume a Rest API, how to make HttpConnection, parse a JSON response and use SQLite to store the posts, being able to see them in offline mode.                                                                    This course has been created from a developer who learned how to do apps during four years with more than 15 apps, and his idea is to sum up the process of learning, giving it to you with basics examples and teaching you the methodology used to keep learning on your own so at the end of the course you will not only have learned the basics but also be self sufficient on the Android Apps development.                                                    This is what our students said : 

                                              – I have recently enrolled into your course on Udemy for Android, I have  to say I am loving the course and must give yourself top marks for the  teaching style and presentation of the tutorials    

                                              – I tried develop in Eclipse IDE with plugin ADT. But i had much  errors, not with develop application, but with Eclipse. Solve all errors  take me time. And i used AVD from Eclipse, omg it take even more than  10 – 15 minutes to run project. Again waste of time. 

  But than i  find your course. It is about 3 day ago. I switched to Android Studio, i  start learning lot of about develop java android app. 

  You help me make “move” things. I see progress with my android develop skills. 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Android Studio, get familiar with the tools

Lecture 1: Installing Android Studio

Lecture 2: Creating a new project and basic concepts

Lecture 3: SDK Manager

Lecture 4: Launching our on App on the mobile and the emulator

Lecture 5: (Optional) Genymotion and Android Studio Shortcuts

Lecture 6: Excercise : Test your App on a 10 Tablet

Lecture 7: Android 5.0 Lollipop walkthrough

Lecture 8: Android 6.0 Marshmallow walkthroug coming soon

Chapter 2: An Android Project, the basics

Lecture 1: Project Structure and type of files

Lecture 2: Android Resources

Lecture 3: Android Manifest

Lecture 4: Excercise : Change the name and icon of our App

Chapter 3: Your first App, show your progress!

Lecture 1: Android Views, first contact

Lecture 2: Your first crash and your first fix

Lecture 3: Your first Method

Lecture 4: Take a screenshot and share it!

Chapter 4: The key to be self sufficient learning Android

Lecture 1: Logs

Lecture 2: Debugging

Lecture 3: StackOverflow

Lecture 4: Import Android Samples

Chapter 5: App1. Starting with Views and Java

Lecture 1: Application 1. Overview

Lecture 2: Views basics : LinearLayout and RelativeLayout

Lecture 3: Excercise : Create Main Screen

Lecture 4: Java basics

Lecture 5: Some motivation and Intents

Lecture 6: Creating the game screen

Chapter 6: App1. Basic programming

Lecture 1: Activity lifecycle

Lecture 2: Reading from a EditText

Lecture 3: Java If and Toasts

Lecture 4: Loops ( Java For )

Lecture 5: Showing guessed letters

Lecture 6: Excercise: Failing a letter

Lecture 7: Excercise : Display failed letters

Chapter 7: App1. Game Logic, make it funny

Lecture 1: Winning the game and adding scores

Lecture 2: Game Over

Lecture 3: Excercise : Show the score

Lecture 4: Java Array

Lecture 5: Random

Chapter 8: App1. Multiplayer Game.

Lecture 1: Creating view on XML mode

Lecture 2: Sending the word

Lecture 3: Inflating a view

Lecture 4: Excercise : Activities Stack

Chapter 9: App1. Scores

Lecture 1: ScrollView

Lecture 2: Shared Preferences Write

Lecture 3: Shared Preferences Read

Lecture 4: Clearing the stack

Chapter 10: App2. Overview and first screens

Lecture 1: Introduction to our second app.

Lecture 2: Splash Screen

Lecture 3: Threads and Handlers

Lecture 4: Fragments

Lecture 5: ListView and Java List

Lecture 6: Adapters

Chapter 11: App2. Downloading data from the cloud

Lecture 1: Picasso and Maven

Lecture 2: Parse.com creating our database

Lecture 3: Java Class and Constructor

Lecture 4: Parse.com Retrieving data

Lecture 5: Excercise : Displaying data from Parse.com

Lecture 6: ItemClickListener

Lecture 7: ViewPager

Chapter 12: App2. Navigation and Maps

Lecture 1: PagerTabStrip

Lecture 2: MapView I

Lecture 3: MapView II

Lecture 4: Adding items to the MapView

Lecture 5: Push Notifications

Lecture 6: Google AdMob

Lecture 7: Export your App

Lecture 8: Publish your App on Google Play Store

Chapter 13: App3. Http, Rest API, SQLite

Lecture 1: Reddit REST API

Lecture 2: AsyncTask

Lecture 3: Http connection

Lecture 4: OKHTTP, synchronous and asynchronous

Lecture 5: Google Volley, connections management

Lecture 6: Design patterns. Singleton

Lecture 7: JSON and Gson

Lecture 8: Migrating to Android Studio 1.0 and Lollipo Emulator

Lecture 9: RecyclerView fundamentals and example

Lecture 10: ViewHolder implementation

Lecture 11: Database contract and Database Open Helper

Lecture 12: Database Acces Object DAO

Lecture 13: Reading from SQLite, Cursor

Lecture 14: CardView (Lollipop new UI element)

Lecture 15: Volley Image Loader – NetworkImageView

Lecture 16: Image download progress bar

Lecture 17: Design patterns. Observer. RecyclerView onItemClickListener

Lecture 18: WebView – custom navigation and settings

Lecture 19: Calligraphy from Chris Jenkins

Instructors

Antonio Pachón
Professional Android Developer working for MasterCard, BT ..

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 15 votes

2 stars: 13 votes

3 stars: 48 votes

4 stars: 79 votes

5 stars: 182 votes

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