Android Web App Development using the Backendless Platform

Android & Web App Development using the Backendless Platform, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 70 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 310 subscribers.

You will learn about Build an Android App with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose Build an Android app by using a Backendless Android SDK Create Custom UI components User Authentication Sign in with Google Access Token Server Auth Code Clean Architecture Compose Navigation Dagger-Hilt Dependency Injection Color Picker UI Component Build both Front-End and Back-End with NO-CODE approach Develop a Web Application with Codeless How Android and Web App can communicate with the same Database Backendless UI Builder Backendless Codeless Editor Backendless Back-End Backendless Front-End Build your Back-End like with a Puzzle Game Develop a Web App that will be responsive on different screen sizes And much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Mobile Developers or Web Developers or Full Stack Developers or Anyone who wants to learn how to Build Multiplatform Applications or Anyone whos interested in the Backendless Platform itself or Anyone whos interested in creating a real Startup or Anyone who wants to learn how to build both back-end and front-end with NO-CODE approach or Anyone whos interested in Codeless development approach It is particularly useful for Mobile Developers or Web Developers or Full Stack Developers or Anyone who wants to learn how to Build Multiplatform Applications or Anyone whos interested in the Backendless Platform itself or Anyone whos interested in creating a real Startup or Anyone who wants to learn how to build both back-end and front-end with NO-CODE approach or Anyone whos interested in Codeless development approach.

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Summary

Title: Android & Web App Development using the Backendless Platform

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Published Lectures: 70

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build an Android App with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose

Build an Android app by using a Backendless Android SDK

Create Custom UI components

User Authentication

Sign in with Google

Access Token

Server Auth Code

Clean Architecture

Compose Navigation

Dagger-Hilt Dependency Injection

Color Picker UI Component

Build both Front-End and Back-End with NO-CODE approach

Develop a Web Application with Codeless

How Android and Web App can communicate with the same Database

Backendless UI Builder

Backendless Codeless Editor

Backendless Back-End

Backendless Front-End

Build your Back-End like with a Puzzle Game

Develop a Web App that will be responsive on different screen sizes

And much more!

Who Should Attend

Mobile Developers

Web Developers

Full Stack Developers

Anyone who wants to learn how to Build Multiplatform Applications

Anyone whos interested in the Backendless Platform itself

Anyone whos interested in creating a real Startup

Anyone who wants to learn how to build both back-end and front-end with NO-CODE approach

Anyone whos interested in Codeless development approach

Target Audiences

Mobile Developers

Web Developers

Full Stack Developers

Anyone who wants to learn how to Build Multiplatform Applications

Anyone whos interested in the Backendless Platform itself

Anyone whos interested in creating a real Startup

Anyone who wants to learn how to build both back-end and front-end with NO-CODE approach

Anyone whos interested in Codeless development approach

In this course I’m going to teach you how to build your own startup project, that will be available on multiple platforms like Android and Web.

The startup application that we are going to build, will include a user authentication, so that we can create our own user database. And the purpose of that application will be to provide different kind of a color palettes to our users or visitors.

Now everyone will be able to check out those color palettes in our applications, but also we are going to create the logic that will allow our users to submit their own color palettes as well. And you as an admin will have a full control over the process of approving those submitted colors from those users.

When it comes to an Android application, we are going to develop that application in Android Studio, by using the modern UI toolkit called Jetpack Compose and a Kotlinprogramming language as well.

Now the most exciting part comes after that, when we should focus on creating the Web application as well. Now for creating a web application you are not going to need any prior knowledge about Web Development itself, because the front and the back end part will be developed with No-Code approach. Codeless approach means that you are going to play with puzzles, and create your Web App at the same time!

And that’s just the beginning, there are a plenty of other things that you’re going to learn through this course. So what are you waiting for, let’s get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Introducing with Backendless

Lecture 1: Introducing with Backendless

Lecture 2: Backendless Dashboard Overview

Lecture 3: Backendless Support

Chapter 3: Lets Build an Android App!

Lecture 1: Github Repository

Lecture 2: Application Design Preview + Resources

Lecture 3: Backendless Database Schema Overview

Lecture 4: Dependency Overview

Lecture 5: Initialize Backendless SDK for Android

Lecture 6: Navigation Setup

Lecture 7: Dagger-Hilt Setup

Lecture 8: Create MessageBar

Lecture 9: Create GoogleButton

Lecture 10: Design Login Screen

Lecture 11: Configure Sign in with Google

Lecture 12: Implement Sign in with Google

Lecture 13: Create Navigation Drawer

Lecture 14: Create PaletteHolder and HomeTopBar

Lecture 15: MainModule, Repository and BackendlessDataSource

Lecture 16: Display Color Palettes in Home Screen

Lecture 17: Implement Real-Time Database – Likes Relation

Lecture 18: Implement Real-Time Database – Approved and Deleted cases

Lecture 19: Design Details Screen

Lecture 20: DetailsScreen – Save/Remove Palette

Lecture 21: DetailsScreen – Like/Remove Like

Lecture 22: Implement Saved Screen

Lecture 23: Saved Screen – Improvements

Lecture 24: Details Screen – Show Fab

Lecture 25: Design Submitted Screen

Lecture 26: Submitted Screen – Implementation

Lecture 27: Create Color Picker

Lecture 28: Design Create Screen

Lecture 29: Create Screen – Implementation

Lecture 30: Fix Login Issue

Chapter 4: UI Builder and Codeless

Lecture 1: UI Builder Interface

Lecture 2: UI Containers and Pages

Lecture 3: Data Models and Data Binding

Lecture 4: Theme and Extensions

Lecture 5: Introducing with Codeless

Lecture 6: Variables and Data Types

Lecture 7: Conditions

Lecture 8: Lists and Loops

Lecture 9: Objects

Chapter 5: Lets Build a Web App!

Lecture 1: Web App Preview

Lecture 2: Create Header

Lecture 3: Headers Menu Visibility

Lecture 4: Get Approved Color Palettes

Lecture 5: Create Palette Holder

Lecture 6: Implement Palette Holder Logic

Lecture 7: Create Saved Page

Lecture 8: Handle Header Navigation

Lecture 9: Modify Home Page Logic

Lecture 10: Details Page – Parse Colors

Lecture 11: Details Page – Like/Remove a Like

Lecture 12: Details Page – Save the Palette

Lecture 13: Details Page – Copy to Clipboard

Lecture 14: Details Page – Animations

Lecture 15: Design the Create Page

Lecture 16: ColorPicker – Custom Component

Lecture 17: Create Page – Handle Icon Logic

Lecture 18: Create Page – Submit a Color Palette

Lecture 19: Design the Submitted Page

Lecture 20: Add Waiting for Approval Overlay

Lecture 21: Submitted Page – Display Empty Content

Lecture 22: Responsive Header – Create Overflow Menu

Lecture 23: Create Page – Add Media Query

Lecture 24: Details Page – Hide Like Button

Lecture 25: Final Word

Chapter 6: Course Updates

Lecture 1: Web Update #1 – Updating the Database Schema

Lecture 2: Android Update #1 – Updating the Database Schema

Instructors

Stefan Jovanovic
Kotlin Multiplatform Developer

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