Transform Your Ideas into Functional Mobile Apps in 17 Weeks
This comprehensive course is designed for aspiring mobile app developers who want to master the art of creating feature-rich and user-friendly applications for Android devices. From fundamental programming concepts to advanced features like Firebase integration and GPS functionality, this course provides everything you need to succeed in the world of mobile app development.
Why Choose This Course?
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers everything from fundamentals to advanced app features.
- Hands-On Learning: Build real-world applications with practical assignments.
- Industry-Relevant Skills: Learn in-demand skills to kickstart your career as a mobile app developer.
- Expert Guidance: Gain insights from experienced instructors with industry expertise.
What You’ll Learn
Build Android Applications
Create responsive, user-friendly mobile apps using Kotlin and Android Studio.UI/UX Design
Design intuitive interfaces with advanced layout techniques and custom components.Data Management
Work with SQLite databases, Firebase, and cloud storage solutions.App Security
Implement secure authentication, manage permissions, and protect sensitive data.Advanced Features
Integrate GPS, notifications, sensors, and multimedia capabilities.Debugging and Optimization
Use Android debugging tools to identify and resolve performance issues.Deployment
Publish your app on the Google Play Store and manage updates effectively.
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Course Outline
Chapter 1: Kotlin Basics
- Introduction to Kotlin.
- Advantages of Kotlin over Java.
- Setting up the development environment.
Chapter 2: Kotlin Programming Concepts
- Variables and Functions.
- Control Structures: If-Else, When, Loops.
- Null Safety, Elvis Operator, and Safe Calls.
- Strings and Lambda Expressions.
Chapter 3: Introduction to Android
- Overview of Android architecture.
- Fundamentals: Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers, Content Providers.
- Android API levels and development setup.
Chapter 4: Application Structure
- Understanding
AndroidManifest.xmland resources. - Activity lifecycle and layout resources.
- Creating your first Android application.
Chapter 5: Android Emulator and Debugging
- Setting up and launching the Android emulator.
- Using Logcat and DDMS tools.
- Building a second app to switch between activities.
Chapter 6: Basic UI Design
- Form widgets and text fields.
- Layouts: Constraint, Relative, Linear, ScrollView.
- Understanding
dp,sp, and responsive design.
Chapter 7: Preferences
- Working with SharedPreferences.
- Managing preferences from XML.
Chapter 8: Menus and Navigation
- Creating options, context, and submenus.
- Building navigable menus using XML and code.
Chapter 9: Intents
- Explicit and implicit intents.
- Examples of interactivity between app components.
Chapter 10: UI Enhancements
- Working with time, date, images, and media.
- Creating dialog boxes, toasts, pop-ups, and snackbars.
Chapter 11: Tabs and Advanced UI Components
- Building and managing tab-based activities.
- Styling tabs and advanced layouts.
Chapter 12: Styles and Themes
- Customizing
styles.xmland drawable resources. - Applying themes programmatically and via the manifest.
Chapter 13: Content Providers
- SQLite programming for data storage.
- Reading and updating contacts.
- Managing images, videos, and PDFs.
Chapter 14: Android Debugging Tools
- Using Android Debug Bridge (ADB) for debugging.
- Advanced debugging techniques.
Chapter 15: Linkify
- Linking web URLs, email addresses, and phone numbers.
- Using MatchFilter and TransformFilter.
Chapter 16: Adapters and Widgets
- Building custom list views, grid views, and galleries.
- Using ArrayAdapters and BaseAdapters.
Chapter 17: Notifications
- Working with Broadcast Receivers and notifications.
- Creating custom notifications for enhanced UX.
Chapter 18: Custom Components
- Building custom tabs and animated popup panels.
- Creating reusable custom components.
Chapter 19: Multithreading
- Using threads and Kotlin coroutines.
- Handlers and runnables for UI updates.
Chapter 20: Architecture and Design Patterns
- Understanding Kotlin application architecture.
- Implementing application design patterns.
Chapter 21: Networking
- Using Kotlin Flows for data streams.
- Triggering API calls and managing responses.
Chapter 22: Advanced Features
- Firebase integration for cloud services.
- GPS and location-based services.
- Working with XML/JSON parsing and device sensors.
