Android Developer = Compose + MVVM + Clean Architecture

In this lesson you'll learn the first step for development of any app. And that setting up the structure of your folders(or as they everybody calls them - Packages) inside your project.

In this video we'll set up the screens that we're going to have and create the navigation between them using the Navigation Library provided by Google.

Also we'll talk a little about the best practices for Fragments and we'll set up ViewBinding

This is where Architecture starts!
We'll set up the Dependency Injection by using Koin Library and directly start using it by injecting the ViewModel into our Fragment.

Also you'll learn how the communication between View and ViewModel should work by using a Flow

Here we're setting up the Retrofit library. But it's not just a quick setup, we'll create the Repository layer and establish the communication with the ViewModel as a dependency!

RecyclerView is one of the most used components in Android, and thus, understanding it is crucial for any developer. We'll go through different ways that people are using it and in the end we'll get to the best way!

If you want to load data continuously as the scroll goes down, Paging library can help you with that !
Learn how to set it up the right way and handle all the possible states.

We'll introduce now the most used Clean Architecture component - the UseCase!

Practice everything that we learned before and learn how to pass parameters between your screens.

Setup for Room library, or in other words our local database! We'll go through Entities and how to use them in 2 different ways as well as on how to store custom data types.

Now, as we have our local database all set. We can show it in our Saved Movies screen. Also you're going to learn what does it mean to be Reactive to data changes.

We ended up with quite some code! We'll now split our project into something bigger than just Packages - into Modules !

Get started with Compose the right way! Step one - Theming!

Here I'll show you the easiest way to set up a theme for your project by using a Theme Builder

Create your first Compose Components, learn how to Preview them and how to support Dark Mode for each of them!

Puting the created components alltogether to Compose our first screen ? Super easy!
Also learn how to subscribe to your ViewModel from a Composable function.

Practicing Compose by migrating another 2 screens

The last but the least - Composing the Details screen

Set up Compose Navigation and get rid of Fragments once and for all!

Compose Navigation looks odd and maybe it's not that easy to use. But we can improve that by ourselves!