Android- Using Backendless to save data in the cloud

Android: Using Backendless to save data in the cloud, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 61 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 117 subscribers.

You will learn about Design a fully fledged login screen with email verification and password reset Create an online database from the Backendless.com website Create new entries to the database, edit and delete existing entries from your Android application This course is ideal for individuals who are Android application developers interested in saving application data in the cloud in a very easy and exciting way It is particularly useful for Android application developers interested in saving application data in the cloud in a very easy and exciting way.

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Summary

Title: Android: Using Backendless to save data in the cloud

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Design a fully fledged login screen with email verification and password reset

Create an online database from the Backendless.com website

Create new entries to the database, edit and delete existing entries from your Android application

Who Should Attend

Android application developers interested in saving application data in the cloud in a very easy and exciting way

Target Audiences

Android application developers interested in saving application data in the cloud in a very easy and exciting way

Building stand alone applications that only function and
save their data on the device that they are installed on is becoming
obsolete and not feasible. With the increased use of mobile devices, it
is common for applications to offer ways to backup, sync and share data
in the cloud.

A type of backend is usually needed where data can be saved
and manipulated but this requires time, resources and skills to make it
work. Fortunately, there are several platforms like Backendless and Parse that provide a
backend that we as developers can integrate with our applications.

This course will introduce the popular Backendless SDK and show
you how to integrate it with your Android applications in order to save
application data in the cloud.

Content and Overview of the course

This course will mainly focus on the Backendless SDK, but in order
to build our final application we will also do some basic Android
coding. This course includes:

Creating activities and moving between activities using Intents

Creating aesthetically appealing buttons using only XML

Creating a fully fledged login screen using the Backendless SDK to do email verification and password reset.

Using the Backendless SDK to create data in your online database, edit and delete existing data.

Using Backendless SDK and GCM to send Notifications to your users

Using Backendless SDK to save location data online to use with google maps

Showing information in a custom ListView

Working with different icons and pictures

Using a library for a custom progress dialog

The Backendless SDK makes saving data in the cloud a walk in the
park. In less than 6?hours, you will be building an application that
will be able to save data in the cloud in an exciting and fun way!

I am excited to start working with you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Who am I?

Lecture 2: What is covered in this course?

Chapter 2: Meet Backendless.com and adding the library to Android Studio

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Backendless.com website

Lecture 2: Setting up the Backendless API in Android Studio

Chapter 3: Creating a Login feature for our Contacts application

Lecture 1: Setting the colours to be used in the application (Material Design)

Lecture 2: Creating the Login Graphical User Interface

Lecture 3: Building the Create Account Graphical User Interface

Lecture 4: Coding the Create Account Activity Part 1

Lecture 5: Coding the Create Account Activity Part 2

Lecture 6: Coding the Login Activity

Lecture 7: Creating the Reset Password feature

Lecture 8: Creating a Loading screen when the application starts

Chapter 4: Writing and reading data to/from the Backendless cloud database

Lecture 1: Creating a custom class to use in Backendless cloud – Contact class

Lecture 2: Building the GUI for the ContactList Activity

Lecture 3: Building the GUI for the CreateContact activity

Lecture 4: Coding for the CreateContact activity

Lecture 5: Creating the Row Layout for the ListView

Lecture 6: Creating the ArrayAdapter class for the ListView of Contacts

Lecture 7: Retrieve contacts from Backendless and show them in the ListView

Lecture 8: The Logout button and handling click events in the ListView

Chapter 5: Updating and Deleting data from the Backendless cloud database

Lecture 1: Building the layout for the ContactInfo activity

Lecture 2: Coding for the Call, Mail and Edit buttons in the ContactInfo activity

Lecture 3: Create coding to change existing data online

Lecture 4: Create coding to delete an existing contact online

Lecture 5: Recap

Chapter 6: Backendless Notifications

Lecture 1: Setting up your application to work with notifications

Lecture 2: Sending your first Backendless notification

Lecture 3: Creating a custom Backendless notification – Part 1

Lecture 4: Creating a custom Backendless notification – Part 2

Lecture 5: Creating a custom Backendless notification – Part 3

Chapter 7: Backendless Geo Location

Lecture 1: Setting up your project to work with Backendless and Google Maps

Lecture 2: A quick look at the Backendless console for Geo Location

Lecture 3: Creating the layouts for the MainActivity and the MapActivity

Lecture 4: Coding the MainActivity

Lecture 5: Coding the MapsActivity – Part 1

Lecture 6: Running the app at this stage

Lecture 7: Coding the MapsActivity – Part 2

Lecture 8: Coding the MapsActivity – Part 3 (completing the MapsActivity)

Chapter 8: Resources for this course

Lecture 1: Resources folder as mentioned in the videos

Lecture 2: Complete Android Studio Project folder for the Contacts Application

Lecture 3: Basic calls to Backendless – Users

Lecture 4: Classes in Backendless

Lecture 5: CRUD – Create, Read, Update, Delete in Backendless

Lecture 6: Custom Notification Project Folder

Lecture 7: My Family complete project folder (Map application)

Chapter 9: Extras

Lecture 1: Explicit Intents Part 1

Lecture 2: Explicit Intents Part 2

Lecture 3: Implicit Intents

Lecture 4: SQLite

Lecture 5: Shared Preferences

Lecture 6: AsyncTask

Lecture 7: ListView Part 1

Lecture 8: ListView Part 2

Chapter 10: Backendless 4 (Newest Release of Backendless)

Lecture 1: Backendless 4 Intro

Lecture 2: Setting up application for Backendless 4

Lecture 3: User Service Backendless 4

Lecture 4: Create, Read, Update, Delete in Backendless 4

Lecture 5: Advanced Object Retrieval and Deletion in Backendless 4

Lecture 6: Push Notification Basics (Backendless 4)

Lecture 7: Advanced Push Notifications (Backendless 4)

Lecture 8: Codeless Programming from Backendless

Instructors

ProgramMe Programming
Android fanatic and teacher

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