What you'll learn

Build any Android app you want
You'll have a portfolio of apps to apply for jr. developer jobs
Build apps for your business
You'll be able to work as a freelance Android contractor

36 sections • 289 lectures • 21h 0m total length

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How to Get All the Free Stuff
01:09
Download Your Massive Bundle Here
00:07
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Troubleshooting: Android Device Not Recognised
01:17
Configure Android Studio for Productivity: Themes, Auto-Import & SDKs
09:03
How to Set Up an Android Emulator with Hardware Acceleration
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What Will We Make?
01:44
Creating a New Android Studio Project and Choosing the API Level
09:12
Working with the Layout Editor, Strings, and App Themes
13:31
Adding Graphics to a Project and using ImageViews
06:40
What is XML and How Does it Work?
Preview07:36
XML Code Demystified
00:46
Setting a Custom Launcher Icon
06:05
Running the App to Test it Out!
01:56
Design the App's Screen in the Layout XML
04:15
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The Wonderful World of Version Control: Installing Git
08:28
Git Installation Links
00:14

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Start a New Project and Style the App with the Theme Editor
07:18
Generating App Icons and Adding Graphics to a Project
06:54
Designing a Screen with Nested Layouts
15:23
Using Variables and Linking Layout Elements to Java Code
06:26
Use the Logcat and a Listener to Check if a Button is Pressed
04:47
Create Random Numbers in Java
03:10
Java Arrays and How to Use Them
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Why did the programmer quit his job?
00:01
Debugging Practice: Compilation and Build Errors
08:17
Debugging Practice: The App Has Stopped. What to do after a Crash.
12:25
Show Off Your Work
00:18
The Code for the Complete Dicee Project
00:17

What You Will Create
01:11
Debugging: Cannot Resolve symbol 'AppCompatActivity'
00:41
Step 1: Import the Skeleton Project from Github
02:31
Step 2: Change the App's Theme
00:04
Step 3: Download the Graphics for the App
00:06
Step 4: Generate New App Icons
00:12
Step 5: Add the Graphics to the Project
00:09
Step 6: Design the App in the Layout XML
00:40
Step 7: Link the Layout to Java Code
00:42
Step 8: Check for Bugs and Predict the Future
00:15
Step 9: Submit Your Coursework [Optional]
00:59
Magic 8 Ball Challenge Solution
40:37

Introduction to the Programming Modules
01:22
Setting up a Pure Java Project in Android Studio
02:51
Code Blocks, the main() Method, and Code Compilation Explained
02:55
Comments, Variables and Types
08:25
Why you'll want to comment your code
00:00
Methods Part 1 - Defining and Calling a Method
03:08
Methods Part 2 - Adding Parameters
06:41
Methods Part 3 - Multiple Parameters and Returning a Value
07:53
Control Flow: Conditional Statements (IF/ELSE)
09:14
Make a BMI Calculator [Challenge]
00:59

What Will We Make?
02:12
Import & Familiarise Yourself with the Skeleton Project
02:55
Understand Casting & Link the Layout to the Java Code
07:22
Set an OnClickListener & Implement a Toast Message
07:08
Create the Model Class & Generate Code with Android Studio
05:57
Boolean - A Data Type that Holds One of Two Values
00:06
The Model View Controller (MVC) Design Pattern and Why We Use It
08:55
Retrieve Quiz Questions from an Array and Display them on Screen
07:14
Update Questions on Screen and Interpret Errors in the Logcat
06:37
Check the User's Answer and Give Feedback
04:15
Working with the Progress Bar and Tracking Score
05:45
Fixing the Screen Orientation and Displaying an AlertDialog
04:40
An Overview of How an Android App Works
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The Activity Lifecycle
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Saving State using the Bundle and Null Pointer Exceptions
07:54
The Difference between Zero and Null
00:03
Do You Want This?
00:29
The Code for the Complete Quizzler Project
00:12

What You'll Create
04:39
Step 1: Setup the Project
00:16
Step 2: Examine the activity_main.xml and the strings.xml
00:26
Step 3: Create the Variables for the Views
00:08
Step 4: Wire up the Views to the Java Code
00:10
Step 5: Detect Clicks on the Buttons
00:12
Step 6: Take the Adventure One Step Further
00:34
Step 7: Create a Variable to Track the Player's Path
00:22
Step 8: Complete the Game Using Conditionals to Check the State
00:44
Step 9: Submit Your Project [Optional]
00:23
Destini Challenge Solution
37:34

Converting to a Constraint Layout & Designing for Multiple Screens
11:21
Setting Constraints and Using Built-In Styles
17:16
Linking Views to Each Other
09:00
Using Guidelines to Position Layout Elements
10:07
Automatically Inferring Constraints with Android Studio
03:45
Resource Qualifiers and Layouts for Landscape Mode
09:26
Internationalisation, Resource Qualifiers and the Translations Editor
07:04
Creating a Landscape Layout and Adding Content Descriptions for Accessibility
15:07
Complete Layout Source Code
00:05

Requirements

No programming experience needed - I'll teach you everything you need to know
A PC or Mac with at least 10 GB of free space
No paid software required - all apps will be created in Android Studio (which is free)

Description

Welcome to the world's best Android app development course. This Android with Java course is based on our in-person app development bootcamp in London. We've perfected the curriculum over 4 years of in-person teaching. So we know all your questions before you even ask them!

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From beginner to Android app developer using just one course

By the end of the course you'll not just be familiar but completely understand:

Concepts of Object Oriented Programming (OOP): The type system, variables, functions and methods, inheritance, classes and protocols.
Control Structures: Using If/Else clauses, Switch statements and logic to control the flow of execution.
Data Structures: How to work with collections, such as arrays, maps, and ArrayLists.
Software Design: How to organise and format code for readability and how to implement the Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern.
Networking: How to make asynchronous API calls, store and retrieve data from the cloud, and use the JSON format for server communication.

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Who this course is for:

If you are an absolute beginner to coding, then take this course.
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If you are switching from iOS to Android then this is a fast-track way of doing it.
If you are an experienced Android developer, this course is NOT for you

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Rishika Gupta

25 courses

6 reviews

8 months ago

This course is perfect for anyone who's a beginner or an intermediate in Android. I have tried to learn Android on my own earlier, and everything just left me completely confused like okay, we use certain methods and functionalities to do certain things, but WHERE DO THESE THINGS COME FROM?! This course has not only cleared all my doubts in Android, but have also helped creating a stronger base for programming, recommend 10/10!

Philipp Muellauer

Data Scientist | Android Developer | Teacher

4.5 Instructor Rating
9,866 Reviews
55,527 Students
2 Courses

I’m Philipp, I’m a data scientist and mobile developer with a passion for teaching. I’m the lead instructor at the London App Brewery for machine learning and Android development, fluent in Python, Java, Swift, Dart, and VBA. I’ve taught thousands of students in-person in our London classroom and lead our corporate training, used by companies such as Google, Amazon and Twitter. I'm always thinking about how to make difficult concepts easy to understand, what kind of projects would make a fun tutorial, and how I can help you succeed through my courses.

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Android O & Java - The Complete Android Development Bootcamp

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This course includes:

Android O & Java - The Complete Android Development Bootcamp

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Set up for Android Development10 lectures • 52min

Build the "I am Rich" App to learn about project structure and XML [Tutorial]12 lectures • 1hr 4min

Coding Challenge #1 - Using the Layout Editor in Android Studio and Github8 lectures • 32min

Build a Dice App to Learn Java & XML Fundamentals [Tutorial]13 lectures • 1hr 12min

Coding Challenge #2 - Data Types, Variables and Arrays12 lectures • 48min

Java Programming for Beginners10 lectures • 43min

Build a Music App [Tutorial]8 lectures • 38min

Build a Quiz App and Learn about the MVC Design Pattern [Tutorial]18 lectures • 1hr 25min

Coding Challenge #3 - Control Flow - Build a Story App Like Lifeline11 lectures • 46min

Working with the Constraint Layout & Creating Multiple Layouts9 lectures • 1hr 23min

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