
Learn to build a favorites dishes app with fragments and Jetpack navigation, a recycler view, and a room-backed local database, plus random dish API, sharing, and editing features.
Explore how Android Jetpack enhances your development workflow, with practical guidance on Glide and MVVM, downloadable code, and ongoing access via Discord and YouTube for continued learning.
Master Android Jetpack's suite of libraries that reduce boilerplate, ensure backward compatibility, and streamline development across versions, with components like LiveData, ViewModel, Navigation, Room, and WorkManager.
Understand the Android activity model and its lifecycle, from oncreate to ondestroy, including onstart, onresume, onpause, onstop, and onrestart, and how the manifest declares the entry activity.
Create and configure a splash screen for Android using view binding, set up a splash activity and manifest entry, and transition to the main navigation activity after launch.
Learn how the Jetpack Android layouts library structures user interfaces with linear, relative, constraint, and frame layouts, and how XML and view binding define and access these views.
Master how to position views in a relative layout by centering in parent and positioning above, below, left of, or right of other views, using margins to space items.
Enable a back button in the add update dish activity with view binding, set up the action bar, and handle navigation to mimic back press, plus manifest changes for orientation.
Learn to select items from lists and validate all dish entries, including dialog management, on-click handling, input trimming, and showing errors when entries are missing.
Explore the room database overview to store data permanently, build the architecture, and master CRUD operations with Room, LiveData, Dao, and Viewmodels across the Jetpack toolkit.
Set up the fav dish view model and factory, wire the repository to a Room database via a Dao, and configure a lazy application class to share the database.
Retrieve inserted data with a SQL query, expose it as a flow, and observe changes. The DAO, entity, repository, and view model update the UI when data changes.
Learn to hide the bottom navigation with animation when opening details and reveal it when returning, using a navigation controller and binding.
Learn to move between fragments while passing a fav dish object via navigation arguments, define the fragment argument with its type, and display the received data in the details fragment.
Do you want to level up your Android programming skills and call yourself a Senior Android Developer? Then my Android Jetpack Masterclass is the right fit for you.
In this course, you are going to learn how to use the Android Jetpack suite. This will allow you not only to learn new features of Android but also make sure that your code is up to date, clean, uses best practices, and is easily maintainable. A must for any developer who wants to call himself a senior developer.
In this course, you will build a Favorite Dishes Database Application that uses an API to get cool random dishes that we can cook and of course also store on the device using the Room Database.
Throughout the whole course you will step by step uncover complex concepts in separate demos which will help you then to easily understand them and then apply the techniques step by step in the favorite dishes application. This will ensure that you understand the concept and can apply it in your own applications.
Along the way you are going to learn how to use the most important libraries of the Android Jetpack suite of libraries. And of course, you're going to learn how to use the MVVM pattern.
This course consists of 14 sections, covering following topics:
ViewBinding and Animation(Splash Screen)
MVVM
Permissions
Glide
Room Database
LiveData, Lifecycles and ViewModels
Navigation Component
Android Palette and CRUD operations
Retrofit and RxJava
WorkManager, Sharing and Notifications
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