Architect Android apps with MVP, Dagger, Retrofit RxJava

Architect Android apps with MVP, Dagger, Retrofit & RxJava, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 53 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 1013 reviews, and has 3867 subscribers.

You will learn about Build and architect Android apps using MVP pattern Understand dependency injection and Dagger 2 Understand Gradle build system Understand unit testing and JUnit for Android apps Understand mocking objects using Mockito Understand type-safe REST API client called Retrofit Understand reactive programming and RxJava Understand the MVP UI pattern Understand how to migrate to RxJava 2 Understand Lambda syntax Understand how to update to a new Android Studio version Understand what the Diff Util is Understand how to refactor code This course is ideal for individuals who are Mobile and Web App Developers or Software Architects or Tech Founders and Co-Founders (Technical or Non-Technical) It is particularly useful for Mobile and Web App Developers or Software Architects or Tech Founders and Co-Founders (Technical or Non-Technical).

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Summary

Title: Architect Android apps with MVP, Dagger, Retrofit & RxJava

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build and architect Android apps using MVP pattern

Understand dependency injection and Dagger 2

Understand Gradle build system

Understand unit testing and JUnit for Android apps

Understand mocking objects using Mockito

Understand type-safe REST API client called Retrofit

Understand reactive programming and RxJava

Understand the MVP UI pattern

Understand how to migrate to RxJava 2

Understand Lambda syntax

Understand how to update to a new Android Studio version

Understand what the Diff Util is

Understand how to refactor code

Who Should Attend

Mobile and Web App Developers

Software Architects

Tech Founders and Co-Founders (Technical or Non-Technical)

Target Audiences

Mobile and Web App Developers

Software Architects

Tech Founders and Co-Founders (Technical or Non-Technical)

Developing Apps is fun..is it not? It’s really?exciting to take an idea from the back of a paper napkin all the way to the App Store!

It is Not only fun but also lucrative. There are tremendous opportunities available out there for app developers and designers all over the world.?

Android offers an excellent platform for developing and delivering apps. Most of you might already be working on this platform. If so, you would know, Android platform and mobile app industry as a whole has a remarkable future ahead.?

Smartphones enable us to do a lot these days, from shopping our clothes, booking movie tickets, to ordering groceries and getting them delivered right to our doorsteps. It is hard to believe – but even after all these advancements – there is still a lot of paper-based work happening in the workplace and everyday lives. There are still untapped opportunities and workflows which need to move to the mobile platform. If you have a good idea – the world is your oyster. You can change the way how people live their lives by introducing a compelling app.

You may be working as a freelancer or may have a full-time job as an app developer or architect. Whether you create one app a year or multiple apps in a month – there must have been times when you got tired of looking at long strings of code tangled together into a spaghetti-like mess.?

This is particularly painful if you have to inherit a legacy code base and you have to add features to it or fix bugs.

Make your life easier and building apps funby learning tried and tested software architectural patterns.?

In this course – you will Get a detailed and behind the scenes look at Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern, which helps make code simple and clean. You also get familiar with other fundamental concepts like dependency injection, reactive programming, unit testing, mock objects which assist you throughout the app development lifecycle. Learn frameworks like Dagger 2, Retrofit, RxJava and RxJava 2, Junit, Mockito and others.

Gain valuable skills of architecting apps in a flexible and scalable manner. Advance your career and work on more cutting edge projects out there.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome and introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome and introduction

Lecture 2: Becoming an Online Instructor

Lecture 3: Prepare for the course

Chapter 2: The changing face of app development (moved)

Lecture 1: Changing face of app development (moved)

Chapter 3: Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern

Lecture 1: Introduction to Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern

Lecture 2: Introduction to MVP continued

Chapter 4: MVP in action-I

Lecture 1: MVP pattern in action

Lecture 2: MVP project – overview

Lecture 3: MVP in action – dependency injection

Lecture 4: Dependency injection – introduction

Lecture 5: Dependency injection – setup Dagger 2

Lecture 6: MVP project – setup

Lecture 7: MVP project – implementation

Lecture 8: MVP project – debugging session

Chapter 5: MVP in action-II

Lecture 1: MVP in action – tools and frameworks

Lecture 2: JUnit and Mockito – setup unit testing

Lecture 3: JUnit and Mockito – unit testing continued

Lecture 4: Retrofit – introduction

Lecture 5: Retrofit – setup

Lecture 6: Retrofit – in action

Lecture 7: Reactive programming – introduction

Lecture 8: Reactive programming – introduction continued

Lecture 9: RxJava – introduction

Lecture 10: RxJava – schedulers

Lecture 11: RxJava – setup

Lecture 12: RxJava – operators

Lecture 13: Butterknife – introduction

Chapter 6: Putting it all together

Lecture 1: Putting it all together

Lecture 2: Demo app – introduction

Lecture 3: Demo app – setup MVP layers

Lecture 4: Demo app – Dagger and Retrofit setup

Lecture 5: Demo app – walkthrough

Lecture 6: Demo app – debugging session

Chapter 7: Changing Face Of App Development

Lecture 1: Changing face of mobile app development

Chapter 8: Rx Java 2 Migration Guide

Lecture 1: RxJava 2 Intro

Lecture 2: Migrate to Android Studio 3 (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Migrate to Android Studio 3 (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Migrate Retrofit to RxJava 2

Lecture 5: Migrate the repository to RxJava 2

Lecture 6: Migrate the presenter

Chapter 9: Bonus lectures

Lecture 1: Understanding Lambdas

Lecture 2: Major refactoring

Lecture 3: More refactoring

Lecture 4: Add a Swipe to refresh layout

Lecture 5: Add lambdas to RxJava 2

Lecture 6: Create a Diff Util

Lecture 7: Use the Diff Util

Chapter 10: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Thanks! (bonus lecture)

Instructors

Rene Gens
Android Engineer

TetraNoodle Team
REAL KNOWLEDGE. REAL EXPERIENCE. REAL VALUE.

Manuj Aggarwal
From $2/day to boardrooms of the Fortune 500. Read my story

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 54 votes

2 stars: 60 votes

3 stars: 158 votes

4 stars: 301 votes

5 stars: 440 votes

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