Complete Android Jetpack Masterclass

Complete Android Jetpack Masterclass, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 101 lectures, based on 491 reviews, and has 3487 subscribers.

You will learn about Android Jetpack suite ViewBinding and Animation(Splash Screen) MVVM (Model View ViewModel) Permissions Glide ROOM Database and CRUD Operations LiveData, Lifecycles and ViewModels Navigation Component, Navigation Graph, Safe Args Android Palette Retrofit and RxJava WorkManager, Sharing and Notifications This course is ideal for individuals who are Android Developers who want to learn new skills or Android Developers who are curious about Jetpack or Developers who want to upgrade their existing knowledge It is particularly useful for Android Developers who want to learn new skills or Android Developers who are curious about Jetpack or Developers who want to upgrade their existing knowledge.

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Title: Complete Android Jetpack Masterclass

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 101

Number of Published Lectures: 101

Number of Curriculum Items: 101

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 101

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Android Jetpack suite

ViewBinding and Animation(Splash Screen)

MVVM (Model View ViewModel)

Permissions

Glide

ROOM Database and CRUD Operations

LiveData, Lifecycles and ViewModels

Navigation Component, Navigation Graph, Safe Args

Android Palette

Retrofit and RxJava

WorkManager, Sharing and Notifications

Who Should Attend

Android Developers who want to learn new skills

Android Developers who are curious about Jetpack

Developers who want to upgrade their existing knowledge

Target Audiences

Android Developers who want to learn new skills

Android Developers who are curious about Jetpack

Developers who want to upgrade their existing knowledge

Do you want to level up your Android programming skills and call yourself a Senior Android Developer? Then my Android Jetpack Masterclass is the right fit for you.

In this course, you are going to learn how to use the Android Jetpack suite. This will allow you not only to learn new features of Android but also make sure that your code is up to date, clean, uses best practices, and is easily maintainable. A must for any developer who wants to call himself a senior developer.

In this course, you will build a Favorite Dishes Database Application that uses an API to get cool random dishes that we can cook and of course also store on the device using the Room Database.

Throughout the whole course you will step by step uncover complex concepts in separate demos which will help you then to easily understand them and then apply the techniques step by step in the favorite dishes application. This will ensure that you understand the concept and can apply it in your own applications.

Along the way you are going to learn how to use the most important libraries of the Android Jetpack suite of libraries. And of course, you’re going to learn how to use the MVVM pattern.

This course consists of 14 sections, covering following topics:

ViewBinding and Animation(Splash Screen)

MVVM

Permissions

Glide

Room Database

LiveData, Lifecycles and ViewModels

Navigation Component

Android Palette and CRUD operations

Retrofit and RxJava

WorkManager, Sharing and Notifications

Don’t wait your chance to be senior developer and start learning Jetpack suite today and don’t worry, you will not only get the course content, but also a 5 Star customer support. So if you have any questions or get stuck while learning in the course you will get our help.

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ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

My name is Denis Panjuta and in my courses, I have taught over 150.000 students how to code. I have a Bachelor of Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Constance (Germany). I love teaching and creating high-quality courses. My mission is, to teach programming to over 10 M people!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Thank you

Lecture 3: Get the most from Tutorials.EU

Lecture 4: New Feature: Learning Paths

Chapter 2: Installation

Lecture 1: Install the Android Studio on Windows

Lecture 2: Link to Android Studio installable file

Lecture 3: Install Android Studio on Mac

Lecture 4: Install Android Studio on Linux

Lecture 5: Run your app using your Android Studio

Lecture 6: Get The Most Out Of This Course!

Chapter 3: Android Studio Overview and Project Setup

Lecture 1: Android JetPack Overview

Lecture 2: AndroidX Introduction

Lecture 3: Android KTX Introduction

Lecture 4: V1 – Bottom Navigation and understanding the files and colors

Lecture 5: Activity Lifecycle

Lecture 6: Activity Lifecycle Demo

Lecture 7: Passing data from one activity to another using putExtra

Chapter 4: ViewBinding and Animation(Splash Screen)

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: ViewBinding introduction

Lecture 3: V2 – Creating Splash Screen

Lecture 4: V3 – Adding the Animation to the splash screen

Lecture 5: V4 – Creating the app icon using AndroidStudio

Chapter 5: MVVM Setup and Layouts

Lecture 1: V5- MVVM setup and refactoring

Lecture 2: Layouts Overview

Lecture 3: ConstraintLayout

Lecture 4: ConstraintLayout basics of chain style

Lecture 5: Relative Layout Intro

Lecture 6: LinearLayout Introduction

Lecture 7: FrameLayout Introduction

Lecture 8: V6 – Designing the AddUpdateActivity part 1

Lecture 9: V6 – Designing the AddUpdateDishesActivity part 1

Lecture 10: V6 – Designing the AddUpdateActivity part 3

Lecture 11: V7 – Designing the AddUpdateDishesActivity Part 2

Lecture 12: V8 – Implementing the Custom Dialog for Camera and Gallery selection

Chapter 6: Permissions

Lecture 1: V9 – Adding the Camera and Storage permission

Lecture 2: V10 – Dish Image Selection using Camera

Lecture 3: V11 – Dish Image Selection using Storage

Chapter 7: Glide

Lecture 1: Glide

Lecture 2: Glide Demo

Lecture 3: V12 – Taking photo and setting it for our ImageView

Lecture 4: V13 – Stores selected image and get its path

Lecture 5: V 14 – Setting up the RecyclerView and Adapter using ViewBinding part 1

Lecture 6: V14 – Setting up the RecyclerView and Adapter using ViewBinding part 2

Lecture 7: V15 – Selecting elements from our lists and validating entries

Chapter 8: Room Database

Lecture 1: Room Database Overview

Lecture 2: V16 – Setting up the entity

Lecture 3: V17 – Setting up the DAO interface

Lecture 4: V18 – Setting up the ROOM database

Lecture 5: V19 – Setting up the Repository

Chapter 9: LiveData, Lifecycles and ViewModels

Lecture 1: V20 – Setting up the ViewModel as well as the application class

Lecture 2: V21 – Inserting the data using our ViewModel Class

Lecture 3: V22 – Retrieving the inserted data from the database

Lecture 4: V23 – Displaying the dishes list in a recyclerview grid

Lecture 5: V24 – Refactoring the app a little

Chapter 10: Navigation Component

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Navigation Component

Lecture 3: Fragments overview part 1

Lecture 4: Fragments overview part 2

Lecture 5: Fragments Livecycle Demo

Lecture 6: Navigation Component v1

Lecture 7: Navigation Component v2

Lecture 8: Navigation Component v3

Lecture 9: V25 – Fragment Navigation

Lecture 10: V26 – Hide and show the bottom navigation bar with Animation

Lecture 11: V27 – Pass the data via arguments to another fragment

Lecture 12: V28 – Setting up the dish details fragment

Chapter 11: Android Palette and CRUD operations

Lecture 1: Android Palette Overview

Lecture 2: Android Palette Demo

Lecture 3: V29 – Using palette to setup background color

Lecture 4: V30 – Updating the entry using Room Database

Lecture 5: V31 – Loading the favorite dishes

Lecture 6: V32 – Displaying our favorites

Lecture 7: V33 – Moving from Favorite Fragment to DetailFragment

Lecture 8: V34 – Adding a PopMenu to each Dish

Lecture 9: V35 – Editing dishes

Lecture 10: V36 – Deleting dishes and AlertDialogs

Lecture 11: V37 – Creating the Filter Menu Item and Dialog

Lecture 12: V38 – Setting up the Filter Click Event on a Dialog in a Fragment

Lecture 13: V39 – Applying the filter and displaying filtered list

Chapter 12: Retrofit and RxJava

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: V40 – Preparing the RandomDishFragment

Lecture 3: V41 – Setting up the API that we will use

Lecture 4: V42 – Preparing our API calls

Lecture 5: V43 – Setting up the API URL using RxJava3 and Retrofit

Lecture 6: V44 – Preparing Observers for result that we get from the API

Lecture 7: V45 – Retrieving the API response and displaying it in the log

Lecture 8: V46 – Populating the UI with the Data from the API

Lecture 9: V47 – Swipe to Refresh cleanup

Instructors

Denis Panjuta
Teaches over 400,000 students to code

Tutorials.eu by Denis Panjuta
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2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 32 votes

4 stars: 146 votes

5 stars: 296 votes

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