Developing a Drawing App for Android

Developing a Drawing App for Android, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.33, with 39 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 151 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating a Drawing App for Android from Scratch This course is ideal for individuals who are Should know Java Programming or Should be familiar with Android SDK, no need to be an expert android developer It is particularly useful for Should know Java Programming or Should be familiar with Android SDK, no need to be an expert android developer.

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Summary

Title: Developing a Drawing App for Android

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.33

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

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating a Drawing App for Android from Scratch

Who Should Attend

Should know Java Programming

Should be familiar with Android SDK, no need to be an expert android developer

Target Audiences

Should know Java Programming

Should be familiar with Android SDK, no need to be an expert android developer

With Developing a Drawing App for Android, you will learn everything about Drawing Apps, even if youve never build one before!

The full course has several video lectures, divided into several chapters. Each chapter will give you a new level of knowledge in Android development. Well start from the basics of Drawing App development to more advanced and the most popular techniques and features used now a days.

Building a Drawing App for Android will give you a new perspective on how the Android SDK works and after you completed the course you will be able to create your own Drawing App with the latest API. Hope you enjoy!

NOTE:In order to keep you up to date in the world of Android Development all the chapters will be updated regularly with new lectures, projects, quizzes and any changes in future versions of all the programming languages covered on the course.

The average annual salary for employed app developers in 2011 was nearly $90,000. By 2016, the total revenue from consumer mobile apps is expected to top $50 billion. By learning android development from this course you can also earn the same amount of salary or even more than that. Best of Luck

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What you should know?

Chapter 2: Exploring the Basic UI of Application

Lecture 1: Exploring the Basic UI of the Application – I

Lecture 2: Exploring the Basic UI of the Application – II

Chapter 3: Skeleton of Application

Lecture 1: Skeleton of Application

Chapter 4: Creating Application from Scratch

Lecture 1: Creating Application From the Scratch

Chapter 5: Creating Basic Layouts of the Application main XML file

Lecture 1: Creating main XML Layout

Lecture 2: Adding Linear layout and image view to main XML Layout

Lecture 3: Adding Graphics to the Buttons

Lecture 4: Registering Buttons on onclicklisteners

Chapter 6: Creating Basic Layout of second activity and menu options

Lecture 1: Creating layout for second activity

Lecture 2: Designing layout for color dialog

Lecture 3: Designing layout for width dialog

Chapter 7: Coding Buttons of Main Activity

Lecture 1: Coding Save Button Part – I

Lecture 2: Coding Save Button Part – II

Lecture 3: Coding Load Button

Lecture 4: Setting ImageView on Linear Layout

Chapter 8: Handling Touch Events and Running Code in Emulator

Lecture 1: Handling Touch Events

Lecture 2: Running code in Emulator

Chapter 9: Coding Buttons and Exploring Second Activity

Lecture 1: Coding Save Button of Second Activity

Lecture 2: Remaining Part of Save Button and Doing Code for Load and Cancel Button

Lecture 3: Creating Directory for save button to save image to External storage

Lecture 4: Putting Drawing Canvas in a Linear Layout

Lecture 5: Coding getCurrentTime method

Lecture 6: Coding getTodayDate and prepareDirectory methods

Lecture 7: Coding makeDirs Method

Chapter 10: Getting into DrawCanvas class for Drawing shapes

Lecture 1: Using Paint class for Drawing Shapes

Lecture 2: Continuing save method with onTouch Events

Lecture 3: Covering Expand and Reset Dirty Methods

Lecture 4: Running Second Activity Code in Emulator

Chapter 11: Creating Menu Options

Lecture 1: Creating Menu Options Part – 1

Lecture 2: Creating Menu Options Part – 2

Lecture 3: Creating Menu Options Part – 3

Lecture 4: Creating Menu Options Part – 4

Lecture 5: Creating Menu Options Part – 5

Lecture 6: Creating Menu Options Part – 6

Lecture 7: Creating Menu Options Part – 7

Lecture 8: Creating Menu Options Part – 8

Chapter 12: Exercise Files

Lecture 1: File

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