How To Launch Your App In Just 16 hrs Android Development

How To Launch Your App In Just 16 hrs – Android Development, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 110 lectures, based on 525 reviews, and has 2110 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how to use Photoshop for app UI design Create simple, yet effective logos for app projects. Understand the basics of coding in Java and using Android Studio Design and develop a full, production-ready app from scratch. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who has an interest in designing and coding apps. It is particularly useful for Anyone who has an interest in designing and coding apps.

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Summary

Title: How To Launch Your App In Just 16 hrs – Android Development

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 110

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how to use Photoshop for app UI design

Create simple, yet effective logos for app projects.

Understand the basics of coding in Java and using Android Studio

Design and develop a full, production-ready app from scratch.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who has an interest in designing and coding apps.

Target Audiences

Anyone who has an interest in designing and coding apps.

Have you ever seen a beautiful screen and wondered how it was designed or read a hundred lines of neatly formatted code and wondered how it works? This course aspires to seamlessly blend app design with android development giving you the complete picture. Learn how to design and code a fully working, professionally designed Android app from Photoshop to Playstore under 16 hours.

We build an app called BucketDrops in the series which lets you keep track of life goals. The course begins with app design instructed by Gary and covers the following:

1. Photoshop basics
2. Illustrator basics
3. Principles of Logo Design
4. Process to design the app mockup screens

We then dive into Android Programming using Android Studio instructed by Vivek Ramesh “Vivz” which covers the following topics

1. Basic components of Android (Activities, Services, Intents, Fragments, and BroadcastReceivers
2. Drawables and selectors
3. Efficient Image Loading With Glide
4. Fragments, FragmentManager and FragmentTransaction
5. Realm database and queries
6. RecyclerView, sections, animation and swipe to delete
7. Styles and themes
8. Custom Widgets and Views
9. Running periodic tasks with IntentService, AlarmManager and BootReceiver
10. Reverse engineering an APK file
11. Proguard
12. Publishing on Google Play

Follow along as Gary Simon and Vivek Ramesh “Vivz” walk you through the entire process of designing and coding a production-ready android app.

Prerequisites

1. You have Photoshop and Illustrator installed on your system.
2. You know a bit of Object Oriented Programming (Any language will do but Java is preferable)

Materials included

1. Assets wherever appropriate
2. Presentations, keynotes and slides wherever appropriate
3. Document containing GitHub code links attached on lecture 39
4. Videos are enabled for offline access

Who are these guys?

Gary Simon has been a professional designer for over 15 years and has dealt with over a thousand clients on a variety of design and development projects. He owns a popular design business, along with its associated youtube presence which is one of the most popular design channels with almost 100,000 subscribers.

Vivzhas been a java developer for nearly a decade and is the founder of a channel called slidenerd that deals with mobile programming on YouTube with almost 100,000 subscribers

Between the two, millions upon millions of aspiring designers and coders alike have benefited from their instructions.

Who should take this course?

Anyone that’s interested in designing and developing apps for android. You can be an absolute beginner and follow along. You can also be an intermediate/advanced designer or coder and still gain valuable insights.

So if you’re ready to start designing and coding amazing android apps, let’s get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Project Files

Chapter 2: Introduction to Photoshop for UI Design

Lecture 1: Creating New Documents and Artboard Documents

Lecture 2: Understanding Layers

Lecture 3: Tools and Techniques Specific to UI Design

Lecture 4: Exporting Assets

Chapter 3: Introduction to Adobe Illustrator for Logo & Icon Design

Lecture 1: Creating New Documents

Lecture 2: Working with Layers

Lecture 3: Tools and Techniques

Chapter 4: BucketDrops: Designing the Logo & Icon in Illustrator

Lecture 1: Creating the Basic Bucket Shape

Lecture 2: Adding the Drop Inside the Bucket

Lecture 3: Finishing the Logo & Icon

Chapter 5: BucketDrops: Designing the Mockups in Photoshop

Lecture 1: Beginning the Initial Add a Drop Mockup

Lecture 2: Finishing the Add a Drop Mockup

Lecture 3: Designing the Action Bar

Lecture 4: Designing the Bucket Drop Rows Container

Lecture 5: Designing the Add a Drop Overlay

Lecture 6: Finishing up the Mockup Designs

Lecture 7: Exporting the Assets

Lecture 8: Organizing the Assets

Chapter 6: Introduction To Coding

Lecture 1: Setup Java

Lecture 2: Setup Android Studio

Lecture 3: Hello World Using Android Studio

Lecture 4: Setup Genymotion Custom Android Emulator

Lecture 5: What Is Git and What is GitHub?

Lecture 6: Share Project On GitHub From Android Studio

Lecture 7: Android Studio Settings Overview

Lecture 8: What is Dp, Sp, Px in Android?

Lecture 9: Android Studio Project Structure

Lecture 10: Introduction To Views and Linear Layout

Lecture 11: Weights in Linear Layout

Lecture 12: Gravity vs. Layout Gravity

Lecture 13: Introduction To The Relative Layout

Lecture 14: Padding vs, Margin

Lecture 15: Event Handling In Layouts

Lecture 16: Introduction To Activity Lifecycle

Lecture 17: Example Of Activity Lifecycle

Chapter 7: Bucket Drops Project Setup

Lecture 1: How does BucketDrops app work?

Lecture 2: The Index and How to get the code

Lecture 3: What is an Activity, Fragment, Service, Receiver and Intent

Lecture 4: What is Context?

Lecture 5: Bucket Drops Screen Structure

Lecture 6: Setup BucketDrops in Android Studio

Chapter 8: Coding the Main Screen

Lecture 1: Adding the Logo and Button

Lecture 2: Adding a selector to the Button

Lecture 3: Image View Scale Type Illustrated

Lecture 4: Adding a Toolbar to XML

Lecture 5: Display Bitmaps Efficiently With Glide

Lecture 6: Event Handling For Button

Chapter 9: Introduction To Fragments

Lecture 1: Introduction to Fragments

Lecture 2: Fragment Lifecycle Demo

Lecture 3: Fragment Activity Combined Lifecycle

Lecture 4: Adding a Fragment to XML

Lecture 5: Introduction to Fragment Manager and Fragment Transactions

Lecture 6: Adding Fragments Through Code

Lecture 7: Introduction to Dialog Fragments

Lecture 8: Setup Dialog Add in XML

Lecture 9: Setup Dialog Add in Java

Chapter 10: Saving Data With Realm

Lecture 1: Introduction to Realm Database

Lecture 2: Realm Queries

Lecture 3: Advanced Realm Concepts

Lecture 4: Add Drop to Realm Database

Chapter 11: Introduction to the Recycler View

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Recycler View

Lecture 2: Add Recycler View to XML

Lecture 3: Build Drop Layout in XML

Lecture 4: Implement Recycler Views Adapter

Lecture 5: Show Data Inside Adapter From Database

Lecture 6: FIx the error plugin is too old

Lecture 7: Recycler View with Empty View

Lecture 8: Adapter Data Observer

Lecture 9: Fix bug while loading images with Glide

Chapter 12: Building A Sectioned Recycler View

Lecture 1: Sectioned Recycler View Theory

Lecture 2: Implement Sectioned Recycler View

Lecture 3: Introduction to Recycler View Item Decoration

Lecture 4: Add Divider to the Recycler View

Lecture 5: Making the Footer work

Chapter 13: Swipe To Delete And Mastering The Recycler View

Lecture 1: Introduction to Recycler View Item Touch Helper

Lecture 2: Implement Swipe to Delete

Lecture 3: Create Dialog Mark in XML

Lecture 4: Handle Recycler View OnItemClick

Lecture 5: Mark Item As Complete in the Database

Lecture 6: Add Menu in XML

Lecture 7: Approximating Time Using Date Utils

Lecture 8: Sort Data In Recycler View

Lecture 9: Using Shared Preferences

Lecture 10: Adapter With No Items View

Lecture 11: Add Animation To Recycler View

Instructors

Vivek Ramesh
Founder of slidenerd

Gary Simon
Professional Freelance Designer & Course Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 10 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 39 votes

4 stars: 137 votes

5 stars: 332 votes

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