Android App Development For Beginners

Explore TextView and ImageView in Android app development for beginners. Learn to use xml tags, wrap content, and understand layout basics in Android Studio.

Explore how view groups organize android layouts using linear and relative layouts, manage orientation and padding, and set UI element sizes with wrap_content and dp/sp guidelines.

Learn how padding inside a button and margin outside it shape Android UI, with examples using text views, buttons, and linear layouts in material design.

Copy an image into Android Studio as a drawable resource, adjust editor settings, and design a hello world app with a text view and a button to run on Genymotion.

Create your first Android app in Android Studio by adding an image view and text views within a relative layout, then run it on an emulator or USB-connected device.

Learn how to create and launch your app icon by designing with Photoshop, importing as an image asset in Android Studio, and configuring the launcher icon for various screen sizes.

Create a cricket scoreboard app in Android Studio by designing a layout with background images, text, and score buttons, and fine-tune margins and gravity for clear scoring.

Learn to add a method that makes a button interactive, updates the score display, and wires onCreate map setup and intent handling in a beginner Android project.

learn to implement an onClick method to handle button clicks, display corresponding numbers in the app, and test interactions in the Android emulator.

Build a basic calculator app in Android Studio by wiring number buttons to a display, updating the total as you press digits, and handling clicks in the main activity.

Learn to add team a and team b views using an Android XML linear layout with horizontal orientation, placing one on the left and the other on the right.

Learn how to add team B Java to an Android app, configure on-click handlers, and run the app to verify features and fix issues.

Learn how to add a reset button to an Android app, wire its onClick to reset scores to zero, and display updates in the bottom layout.

Style an Android app by applying color themes, selecting orange or blue as the primary color, and adjusting text sizes and buttons. Preview in Android Studio and verify api compatibility.

Explore the latest updates from Google I/O for Android development, including Java updates, the emergence of a new language, Android Studio changes, and Material Design guidelines.

Create a custom image button by embedding a colorful image inside the button, centering it, and applying a background for a professional look in your Android app.

Explore the android manifest file, located in the manifest folder, and learn how it declares permissions, activities, services, and hardware features, while configuring min and target sdk.

Create a basic Android app for drinks using Android Studio, featuring a spinner and button, with layout design, string resources, and simple UI customization.

Create an android app with a color spinner, implement onClick to find drinks, and populate a drink list with brands like Sprite, Coca Cola, and 7 Up.

Learn to build a simple android app in Android Studio, adding a logo, background, and dice images to create a Ludo days game.

Design an Android ludo dice UI in xml using linear and relative layouts, with logo and two dice images, plus a centered button, preparing for functionality in the next video.

Create an Android Ludo dice interface by adding left and right dice images, a roll button, and wiring button actions with id references.

Develop a complete Ludo dice app for Android that uses on click listeners to roll two dice, displaying left and right dice with a random number generator.