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Android App Development Fundamentals
Rating: 4.1 out of 5(39 ratings)
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Android App Development Fundamentals

Android App Development for complete Beginners
Created byDIGIFLAX E-LEARNING
Last updated 4/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • The Introduction to Android
  • Elements of Android
  • Downloading and Installing Tools
  • Prerequisites, Overview and Getting Started
  • Project Structure
  • Layout, Text and Buttons
  • Starting Activities
  • Manifest

Course content

1 section • 14 lectures • 59m total length

  • Introduction to Android4:04

    Explore Android application development fundamentals by learning core components—activities, services, content providers, and broadcast receivers—and how these elements power visible user interfaces, background processing, and data access.

  • Elements of Android2:27

    Explore Android platform elements, including the Linux 2.6 kernel and dalvik virtual machine. Understand graphics via OpenGL, the git-based browser, and data storage in the escalate database.

  • Download - Install SDK4:06

    Download the Android development tools bundle for Windows, the ADT bundle, which includes Eclipse, the ADT plugin, Android SDK tools, platform tools, the latest Android platform, and the emulator.

  • Prerequisites and Overview4:19

    Identify prerequisites for Android app development: Java, XML, Eclipse, object oriented programming, and Android user experience. Review Android versions and API levels from cupcake to jelly bean and APK packaging.

  • Getting Started4:07

    Set up the Android development tools bundle on Windows, create an Android application project in Eclipse, configure the workspace and launcher icon, then explore the main activity and project structure.

  • Project Structure4:48

    Discover the Android project structure of App one, from the source folder and package to main activity and layouts, and examine the manifest, resources, assets, and visual editor workflows.

  • Activities7:19

    Explore Android activities by building a simple main activity, wiring onCreate, and setting the content view to activity_main, then run the app on an Android virtual device emulator.

  • Layout5:20

    Navigate Android app layout with a visual editor, drag-and-drop controls, and layouts like linear, relative, frame, and table; add buttons, edit properties, and run the app.

  • Text5:23

    Learn to work with text in Android layouts, customize text properties, color, bold, and size, and access input by referencing an EditText, getting text, and converting it to a string.

  • Buttons4:49

    Explore Android buttons and layout, including normal, toggle, and image buttons, and learn to set text, hint, and color, rename, reference by id, and save changes.

  • Manifest3:15

    Understand the Android manifest file, its package name, version code and name, and label, plus extras like permissions, instrumentation, XML source to export and install the app on a device.

  • Starting Activity1:36

    Develop a simple Android app that takes text input via an edit text and opens a second activity on button click to display the text.

  • Starting Activity Part - 26:16

    Create a second activity, pass data via an intent using putExtra, and display the received string in a text view by retrieving it with getStringExtra from the intent.

  • Starting Activity Part - 31:38

    Start another activity from main activity, pass extra data via an intent, type text in edit text, tap hello button, and see second activity display data on the emulator.

Requirements

  • JAVA for writing code
  • XML for User Interface
  • Eclipse Experience - Integrated Development Environment
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Android User Experience
  • Checkout our course On JAVA, XML and OOP

Description

Android is an operating system that is built basically for Mobile phones. It is based on the Linux Kernel and other open-source software and is developed by Google. It is used for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. But nowadays these are used in Android Auto cars, TV, watches, camera, etc. It has been one of the best-selling OS for smartphones. Android OS was developed by Android Inc. which Google bought in 2005. Various applications (apps) like games, music player, camera, etc. are built for these smartphones for running on Android. Google Play store features more than 3.3 million apps. The app is developed on an application known as Android Studio. These executable apps are installed through a bundle or package called APK(Android Package Kit).


The Android App Development Fundamentals is a brand new providing the perfect introduction to the real-world Android concepts and skills required to be a successful Android developer. Whether you are a complete beginner this course will go from setting up and installing Android Studio to building real apps that are useful and look great. You'll gain understanding of the core important aspects of Android app development.

Here in this course you will learn what you should know to be android app developer:

From the Android Introduction to Starting Activities.

Android Fundamentals

  • Android Programming Languages. In Android, basically, programming is done in two languages JAVA or C++ and XML(Extension Markup Language).

  • Android Components. The App components are the building blocks of Android.

  • Structural Layout Of Android Studio.

  • Lifecycle of Activity in Android App.

In the Android Developer Fundamentals course, you learn basic Android programming concepts and build a variety of apps, using the Java programming language. You start with Hello World and work your way up to apps that schedule jobs, update settings, and use Android Architecture Components.



Who this course is for:

  • Complete beginners to Android app development
  • Anyone who wants to make Android apps, or become an Android Developer

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