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The Comprehensive Android Development Course

Android Marshmallow came with brand new offerings for smartphones and smartwatches, allowing us with more features such as Google Now on Tap, better battery life, native support for fingerprint sensor...

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Course Description

Android Marshmallow came with brand new offerings for smartphones and smartwatches, allowing us with more features such as Google Now on Tap, better battery life, native support for fingerprint sensor and so much more. This allowed Marshmallow to become one of the fastest accepted Android update, with many people jumping at the chance to start developing apps for it. Now, you can too build your...

Android Marshmallow came with brand new offerings for smartphones and smartwatches, allowing us with more features such as Google Now on Tap, better battery life, native support for fingerprint sensor and so much more. This allowed Marshmallow to become one of the fastest accepted Android update, with many people jumping at the chance to start developing apps for it. Now, you can too build your own apps for your Android M phone and wearables, using nothing but Java. To learn you don’t need to have any background with Java, Android development or even coding. All you need is this course!

What you’ll learn
  • Java Fundamentals
  • Material Design
  • ListViews
  • NetworkingLocation
  • Databases
  • Android Wear Cards

Covering Topics

1
Section 1 : Course Intro
2
Section 2 : Learning Java from Total Scratch
3
Section 3 : M2 - Hello World Apps
4
Section 4 : M3 - Unit Converter App
5
Section 5 : M4 - World Geography Game
6
Section 6 : M5 - Android Weather
7
Section 7 : M6 - Android Notepad
8
Section 8 : Android Wear
9
Section 9 : Conclusion

Curriculum

      Section 1 : Course Intro
1
Introduction
      Section 2 : Learning Java from Total Scratch
2
Java Overview
3
Installing JDK and Eclipse Preview
4
Hello World
5
Console Output
6
Errors
7
Variable Types
8
Strings
9
Arrays
10
Arithmetic Operators
11
Mixed-Mode Math
12
Unary Operators
13
Conditional Operators
14
If and Else-If
15
Switch
16
While and Do-While Loops
17
For Loops
18
Branching Statements
19
Classes and Member Variables
20
Methods
21
Constructors
22
Access Modifiers
23
Encapsulation
24
This Keyword
25
Interfaces
26
Interface Types
27
Inheritance
28
Typecasting
29
Polymorphism
30
Super Keyword
31
Java Review
      Section 3 : M2 - Hello World Apps
32
Installing Android Studio (updated) Preview
33
Hello World
34
Hello Bob UI
35
Accessing Views in our Activity
36
Wiring Buttons
37
Finish Hello Bob
      Section 4 : M3 - Unit Converter App
38
Introduction to Material Design
39
Converter Class
40
Implementing Material Design
41
Creating our UI
42
Spinners
43
Converting Units
      Section 5 : M4 - World Geography Game
44
Setting up WorldGeography
45
Creating our UI
46
Populating our ListView
47
Menus
48
Contextual Action Bar 1
49
Contextual Action Bar 2
50
Contextual Action Bar 3
51
Contextual Action Bar 4
52
Refreshing the ListView and CHALLENGE
      Section 6 : M5 - Android Weather
53
Setting up AndroidWeather
54
Creating our UI
55
OpenWeatherMap
56
Weather POJO
57
AsyncTask
58
Networking 1
59
Networking 2
60
ListAdapters 1
61
ListAdapters 2
62
ListAdapters 3
63
Permissions
64
Location
      Section 7 : M6 - Android Notepad
65
Setting up Notepad
66
Contract for our Database
67
Connecting SQLite to Android
68
Content Providers 1
69
Content Providers 2
70
Content Providers 3
71
Content Providers 4
72
Toolbar
73
NoteListActivity UI
74
CursorAdapters
75
Loaders
76
Contextual Action Bar
77
NoteEditActivity UI
78
Intents
79
Passing Data Between Activities
80
Creating or Editing a Note
81
Populating Views
82
Saving Data Preview
83
Finishing Touches
      Section 8 : Android Wear
84
Hello Wear
85
Setting up Cards
86
Fragments
87
CardFragment
88
Setting up Fruits
89
List Item Layout
90
FruitAdapter and Viewholders
91
Using the Adapter
      Section 9 : Conclusion
92
Conclusion

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