Google Glass Application Development Complete Training

Google Glass Application Development Complete Training, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.19, with 39 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 96 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Many Different Kinds of Apps for Google Glass Speech Recognition Speech Synthesis Working with Gestures This course is ideal for individuals who are For beginners who have never developed an app for Google Glass or Want to learn more about overall Android Development It is particularly useful for For beginners who have never developed an app for Google Glass or Want to learn more about overall Android Development.

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Summary

Title: Google Glass Application Development Complete Training

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.19

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create Many Different Kinds of Apps for Google Glass

Speech Recognition

Speech Synthesis

Working with Gestures

Who Should Attend

For beginners who have never developed an app for Google Glass

Want to learn more about overall Android Development

Target Audiences

For beginners who have never developed an app for Google Glass

Want to learn more about overall Android Development

You dont need Google Glass for this course. You can build and publish Google Glass apps without Google Glass. For testing you can use Google Glass Emulator

The Glass Development Kit (GDK) is an add-on to the Android SDK that lets you build Glassware that runs directly on Glass.

When developing Glassware, the best practice is to develop with the Glass Development Kit. This allows you to access low-level hardware features and create robust experiences in a familiar Android environment.

The Glass Development Kit

The Glass Development Kit (GDK) is an add-on to the Android SDK that lets you build Glassware that runs directly on Glass. Use the GDK to take advantage of the following features:

1. Real-time User Interaction
2. Offline Functionality
3. Access to Hardware

Google designed the Glass platform to make the existing Android SDK just work on Glass. This lets you code in a familiar environment, but for a uniquely novel device.

The Mirror API

This RESTful API lets you build Glassware by letting you use the language of your choice and providing web-based APIs. You may want to use the Mirror API if you need:

1. Platform independence

2. Common infrastructure

3. Built-in functionality

Hybrid Glassware

Mirror API Glassware can invoke GDK Glassware through a menu item. You can use this hybrid model to leverage existing web properties that can launch fuller experiences that run directly on Glass.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Google Glass?

Lecture 3: Features of Google Glass

Lecture 4: Google Glass Inner Look

Lecture 5: Types of Glass Development

Lecture 6: GDK Tools

Chapter 2: Mirror API

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Libraries of Mirror API

Lecture 3: Styling Timeline Cards

Lecture 4: Subscription Class

Lecture 5: Media Upload

Lecture 6: Batch Requests

Chapter 3: Mirror API Web Service

Lecture 1: Registering a Web Service

Lecture 2: Installing the Mirror API Sample

Lecture 3: Brief Look at Sample Code

Lecture 4: OAuth 2 Overview

Lecture 5: OAuth 2 Implementation Overview

Lecture 6: Consent Screen

Lecture 7: Verifying Cedentials

Lecture 8: Inserting Item to Timeline

Chapter 4: Google Development Kit

Lecture 1: GDK Extension

Lecture 2: GDK Documentation

Lecture 3: Installing Essential Tools

Lecture 4: Google Glass Emulator

Lecture 5: Running Glass App on Emulator

Chapter 5: Working with Glass Inputs and Outputs

Lecture 1: Intro to Glass Input and Output

Lecture 2: Working with Gestures

Lecture 3: Voice Triggers

Lecture 4: Voice Prompt

Lecture 5: Speech Recognition

Lecture 6: Turn by Turn Navigation

Lecture 7: Sensors

Chapter 6: Live Card Programming

Lecture 1: Intro to Live Card

Lecture 2: Importing a Sample Project

Lecture 3: Menu Activity

Lecture 4: Livcard Service

Lecture 5: Drawing User Interface

Lecture 6: Google Glass Hardware

Chapter 7: Exercise Files

Lecture 1: Project

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