Android Complete Reference

Android Complete Reference, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 102 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 83 subscribers.

You will learn about After completing Android Complete Reference Course , you will be able to understand and use: Installation of Android Studio To develop and Android Application and to run in AVD, real Android device The building blocks of an Android Application Basic Android User Interfaces Communication between Activies Implicit and Explicit Intents Spinner, ListView, Gallery, AutoCompleteTextView, WebView, Menus and Dialogs etc Multimedia in Android Data Storage in Shared Preferences, Internal and External Storage, SQLite Database Notifications and Broadcast Receivers Networking using HttpURLConnection, OkHttp, Volley Android Services Android Telephony, WiFi Service, Bluetooth Get Current Location and Google Maps and show the current location in Google Maps XML and JSON Parsing WebServices with SOAP and RESTful Services Google Places and Retrofit Firebase and Android Android Material Design To integrate Facebook, Dropbox and Google Drive in your existing android application To Publish the Android Application in Play Store This course is ideal for individuals who are All those students and professionals who are interested to study, understand and to create amazing mobile applications in Android should go for this course. or People looking to go from absolute beginner to advanced Mobile Application expert or People looking to make money ONLY developing fully-functioning, intuitive programs – whether corporate, self-employed or freelance or This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous coding experience, to intermediates looking to sharpen their skills to the expert level It is particularly useful for All those students and professionals who are interested to study, understand and to create amazing mobile applications in Android should go for this course. or People looking to go from absolute beginner to advanced Mobile Application expert or People looking to make money ONLY developing fully-functioning, intuitive programs – whether corporate, self-employed or freelance or This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous coding experience, to intermediates looking to sharpen their skills to the expert level.

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Summary

Title: Android Complete Reference

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 102

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Curriculum Items: 102

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102

Original Price: ?6,500

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

After completing Android Complete Reference Course , you will be able to understand and use:

Installation of Android Studio

To develop and Android Application and to run in AVD, real Android device

The building blocks of an Android Application

Basic Android User Interfaces

Communication between Activies

Implicit and Explicit Intents

Spinner, ListView, Gallery, AutoCompleteTextView, WebView, Menus and Dialogs etc

Multimedia in Android

Data Storage in Shared Preferences, Internal and External Storage, SQLite Database

Notifications and Broadcast Receivers

Networking using HttpURLConnection, OkHttp, Volley

Android Services

Android Telephony, WiFi Service, Bluetooth

Get Current Location and Google Maps and show the current location in Google Maps

XML and JSON Parsing

WebServices with SOAP and RESTful Services

Google Places and Retrofit

Firebase and Android

Android Material Design

To integrate Facebook, Dropbox and Google Drive in your existing android application

To Publish the Android Application in Play Store

Who Should Attend

All those students and professionals who are interested to study, understand and to create amazing mobile applications in Android should go for this course.

People looking to go from absolute beginner to advanced Mobile Application expert

People looking to make money ONLY developing fully-functioning, intuitive programs – whether corporate, self-employed or freelance

This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous coding experience, to intermediates looking to sharpen their skills to the expert level

Target Audiences

All those students and professionals who are interested to study, understand and to create amazing mobile applications in Android should go for this course.

People looking to go from absolute beginner to advanced Mobile Application expert

People looking to make money ONLY developing fully-functioning, intuitive programs – whether corporate, self-employed or freelance

This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous coding experience, to intermediates looking to sharpen their skills to the expert level

The Android Complete Reference Course is primarily designed for students and programmers who want to learn how to create mobile applications on the Android platform. As a part of this course, we will understand the installation process of android, the internals of android application, create widgets, customize List view, Grid view, Spinners etc, create applications using audio, video and data storage in shared preferences, internal/external storage, SQLite database.

We have included the advanced view components with material design, Google Maps, Google Places and also to interact with Firebase. This course will help you learn mobile app development from scratch and unlock new job opportunities for you in start-ups as well as different multinational companies. Master Android app development, learn how to set up Android Studio, understand Android architecture in detail, learn about integrating your mobile apps with Facebook, Twitter and other social media, Google Drive, Google Maps, SQLite etc.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Android

Lecture 2: What we study?

Lecture 3: Android Versions & Architecture

Lecture 4: Build Process of an Android Application

Lecture 5: Android Studio Installation

Chapter 2: Android Application Developement

Lecture 1: Create an Android Application using Android Studio

Lecture 2: Running an Android App in AVD and real device

Lecture 3: R.java file ad AndroidManifest.xml

Lecture 4: AndroidManifest.xml

Lecture 5: Toast Notifications

Lecture 6: Buttons, TextViews, EditText and ImageViews with Event Handling

Lecture 7: Logcat

Lecture 8: Activity Lifecycle

Chapter 3: Android Activities

Lecture 1: Working with multiple Activities

Lecture 2: Passing Data between Activities

Lecture 3: Returning Data from Activity

Lecture 4: Implicit and Explicit Intents

Lecture 5: Application: Calling Builtin Applications using Implicit Intents

Lecture 6: Intent Filters

Chapter 4: UI Components

Lecture 1: Resources in an Android Application

Lecture 2: Color State List resource

Lecture 3: Text Controls – TextView, EditText

Lecture 4: TextControls – AutoCompleteTextView

Lecture 5: Button Controls

Lecture 6: Button Controls – Toggle Button

Lecture 7: Button Controls – CheckBox

Lecture 8: Button Controls – RadioButton

Lecture 9: List Controls- List View

Lecture 10: ListView – Using ArrayAdapter

Lecture 11: ListView – Event Handling

Lecture 12: Project

Lecture 13: ListControls – Spinner

Lecture 14: Image Gallery using ListView

Lecture 15: Gallery using GridView

Lecture 16: Styles

Lecture 17: Themes in Android Application

Lecture 18: Supporting Alternative Layouts

Lecture 19: Use case: Adding Views to TableLayout

Lecture 20: ScrollView in Android

Lecture 21: WebView

Chapter 5: Animations and Graphics

Lecture 1: Frame Animations

Lecture 2: Frame Animations with Coding

Lecture 3: Tween Animations – Part 1

Lecture 4: Tween Animations – Part 2

Lecture 5: Graphics

Chapter 6: Menus and Dialogs

Lecture 1: Options Menu

Lecture 2: Menu in ActionBar

Lecture 3: Context Menu

Lecture 4: Popup Menu

Lecture 5: Sub Menus

Lecture 6: Dialog Boxes – Alert Dialog

Lecture 7: Alert Dialog as Input Dialog

Lecture 8: Dialog Boxes – Progress Dialog

Lecture 9: Horizontal Progress Dialog

Lecture 10: Time Picker View

Lecture 11: Time Picker Dialog

Lecture 12: Date Picker View

Lecture 13: Date Picker Dialog

Lecture 14: Status bar Notifications

Chapter 7: Working with Media

Lecture 1: Audio Playback

Lecture 2: Video Integration

Chapter 8: Preferences and Data Storage

Lecture 1: Introduction to Preferences and Data Storage

Lecture 2: Shared Preferences

Lecture 3: IO Streams in Java

Lecture 4: FileInputStream in Java

Lecture 5: FileOutputStream in Java

Lecture 6: Internal Storage – Part I

Lecture 7: Internal Storage – Part II

Lecture 8: External Storage

Lecture 9: Reading from External Storage

Lecture 10: Writing to External Storage

Lecture 11: SQLite Introduction

Lecture 12: SQLite Database Creation – Approach1

Lecture 13: SQLite – Using Helper class

Lecture 14: CRUD in SQLite – Part- I

Lecture 15: CRUD in SQLite – Part-II

Lecture 16: Pre-creating Database in SQLite

Chapter 9: Networking in Android Applications

Lecture 1: Networking using Java

Lecture 2: Check the Network Connectivity

Lecture 3: Networking in Android

Lecture 4: AsyncTask

Lecture 5: AsyncTask with a Practical Approach

Lecture 6: Get an Image from Internet

Lecture 7: OkHttp

Lecture 8: Volley

Lecture 9: Volley Part – 2

Lecture 10: Getting Image using Volley

Lecture 11: SMS Messaging

Lecture 12: SMS Messaging with Intent

Lecture 13: Sending Emails

Lecture 14: Broadcast Receivers

Instructors

Sunil Joseph
Consultant & Trainer

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