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Android App Development Masterclass using Kotlin

Learn Kotlin Android App Development And Become an Android Developer. Incl. Kotlin Tutorial and Android Tutorial Videos
Rating: 4.5 out of 54.5 (4,203 ratings)
28,456 students
Created by Tim Buchalka, Jean-Paul Roberts, Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy, David Reidy
Last updated 1/2021
English
English, French [Auto], 
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

What you'll learn

  • Learn the core Android app development and Kotlin skills to build real Android apps.
  • Learn how to target current and older versions of Android when writing your apps.
  • Understand how to create Android apps using Kotlin.
  • Be able to apply for Android app development roles.
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Course content

18 sections • 382 lectures • 62h 14m total length

  • Preview01:53
  • The Udemy Interface
    Preview06:08
  • Introduction to Android
    Preview19:21
  • FAQ
    01:41

  • Preview11:18
  • Mac - Install Android Studio
    06:35
  • Linux - Install Android Studio
    11:35
  • Configure Android SDK on all Three Platforms
    Preview12:04
  • Android Studio Settings
    03:01
  • Enable VT-X in BIOS
    13:54

  • Your Programming Careers Questions Answered
    01:53
  • Access to Programming Career Q&A
    00:28
  • Introduction
    00:40
  • Android Studio Templates
    08:01
  • FAQ: Templates in Android Studio 3.6 and later
    00:37
  • Preview08:25
  • Hello World
    12:42
  • Tour of Android Studio
    16:30
  • Setting Up a Virtual Device
    15:11
  • FAQ: Emulators on Windows 10 with AMD processor
    00:31
  • Running on an emulator
    09:50
  • Running on a physical Android device
    12:26

  • FAQ for Android Studio 3.3
    01:37
  • Kotlin Tutorial Setup
    10:32
  • Kotlin Tutorial 1
    09:09
  • Variables and Types
    11:26
  • More on Variables and Types
    11:49
  • String Concatenation and Interpolation
    Preview12:35
  • val and var and more on Declarations
    10:19
  • Conditions
    17:58
  • Classes
    19:34
  • Objects and Instances
    14:53
  • Challenge
    06:24
  • Lists
    10:25
  • More on Lists
    12:00
  • toString Challenge
    04:24
  • for Loops
    14:07
  • for Encapsulation and Private Properties
    13:19
  • Overloading Functions
    08:13
  • Inheritance
    12:50
  • More on Inheritance
    10:10
  • Inheritance Continued
    09:11
  • Further Inheritance
    09:51
  • while Loops
    14:17
  • for Loop Revisited
    10:03
  • do while Loop
    05:14
  • Loop Challenge
    12:37

  • Preview02:27
  • Setup Play Project
    11:39
  • The Constraint Layout
    17:06
  • Constraints and Resizing
    15:17
  • Positioning Widgets
    07:52
  • Inner Lines within a Widget
    09:33
  • Layouts on Different Devices
    Preview11:00
  • More on the Constraints
    12:48
  • Layout Designer rendering error
    01:52
  • FAQ: Baseline Constraints change
    00:10
  • Baseline Constraints
    09:55
  • Constraining Widgets
    05:37
  • Add Scrolling Capabilities
    Preview13:32
  • The Button Counter App
    14:50
  • Finish Layout
    12:18
  • Coding Button Counter App
    13:49
  • findViewById and r Class
    12:46
  • Events and setonclicklistener
    Preview08:03
  • Testing and Challenge Time
    14:10
  • Extending the Button App
    10:36
  • Testing and Challenge
    06:53
  • Fixing Kotlin Gradle Issues
    03:58
  • The Activity Lifecycle
    15:18
  • The Logcat Pane
    09:04
  • Logging the Activity Lifecycle
    09:34
  • Activity Lifecycle in Action
    Preview14:32
  • Saving and Restoring Instance State
    15:09

  • Demo Calculator App
    04:51
  • Calculator Interface Setup
    15:36
  • Continue with Interface
    16:29
  • Fine Tuning the Layout
    15:28
  • Create Landscape Layout
    09:01
  • Comparing FIles with Diff
    17:12
  • Comparing Directories
    08:29
  • Coding the Calculator
    23:15
  • Add onClickListeners
    07:04
  • Write Perform Operation Function
    16:45
  • Bug Fix and Code Improvements
    14:13
  • Bug Fix Challlenge and Save State
    19:52
  • Widget References in Kotlin
    07:28
  • Guidelines
    13:53
  • Fixing Landscape Layout
    12:40
  • Add Neg Button to Layout
    07:16
  • Code Changes for Neg Button
    08:30
  • Add Neg Button to Portrait
    19:04

  • Introduction
    10:47
  • AsyncTask
    14:39
  • Logging and Logcat
    09:00
  • Important note for API 28 (and higher) and the Top 10 Downloader
    00:22
  • Download the RSS Feed
    14:38
  • Reading the Data
    20:05
  • Android Permissions
    20:03
  • Writing Idiomatic Kotlin
    15:00
  • More Idiomatic Kotlin
    07:05
  • Parsing the Data
    19:06
  • Create Xml Parse Function
    15:08
  • Testing the App
    10:11
  • ListView and ArrayAdapter
    13:18
  • Code Changes for Array Adapter
    17:02
  • onDestroy and Asynctask
    07:31
  • Create Custom Adapter
    11:43
  • Custom Adapter Code
    17:19
  • Improving the Adapter
    12:41
  • ViewHolder Pattern
    12:09
  • Adding a Menu - Layout
    08:59
  • Adding A Menu - Code
    16:05
  • Menu Groups - Layout
    09:31
  • Menu Groups - Code
    15:56
  • Challenge Solution
    15:31

  • Setup
    17:54
  • YouTube Activity
    13:26
  • Adding Widgets Dynamically
    09:59
  • Google API Key
    11:41
  • Add Key to Code
    07:57
  • The YouTube Player
    13:33
  • onInitializationSuccess Method
    13:11
  • Adding Listeners
    10:43
  • Improving the Player
    06:24
  • Extending App Layouts
    05:28
  • Extending Youtube App Code
    12:29
  • Implementing Intents and Challenge
    17:53
  • Challenge Solution
    05:10
  • More Error Handling
    15:10

  • Introduction
    04:06
  • Flick App and Feeds
    15:36
  • Json and Mini challenge
    13:38
  • Log Tag and Companion Objects
    15:39
  • Kotlin top-level constants
    01:02
  • Download JSON - doInBackground
    12:13
  • Downloading the JSON
    13:28
  • CallBacks
    16:14
  • Project Diagram and Photo Class
    08:21
  • GetFlickJsonData class
    20:06
  • GetFlickrJsonData class continued
    18:35
  • Uri Builder
    12:02
  • Flickr Browser User Inferface
    12:07
  • RecyclerView Layouts
    15:09
  • Finishing Browse Layout
    05:43
  • Search and PhotoDetail Activities
    08:44
  • Nested Layouts
    15:58
  • Recyclerview Adapter
    17:28
  • onBindViewHolder and Picasso
    14:12
  • Associate Adapter to Recyclerview
    06:54
  • RecyclerItemClickListener
    18:47
  • GestureDetector
    15:42
  • Displaying the full photo
    16:00
  • Serializable
    16:59
  • Modify Photo Details Activity
    05:56
  • Update for later version of Kotlin
    00:26
  • Parcelable
    09:05
  • Material Design
    13:55
  • More on Material Design
    09:49
  • AppCompat - Backwards Compatibility
    06:33
  • Style Sheets
    12:06
  • Custom Style Sheets
    12:57
  • Namespaces
    12:02
  • Other Material Design Changes
    10:47
  • Missing Style Editor video
    00:12
  • Differences in API Levels
    08:58
  • String Resources
    10:23
  • String Resources Placeholders
    10:32
  • Adding the Search Feature
    04:57
  • SearchView
    13:16
  • More on SearchView
    12:08
  • SearchView Events
    09:32
  • Deprecation of framework PreferenceManager class
    00:23
  • SharedPreferences
    10:20
  • Telling Fibs
    08:29

  • Introduction
    01:17
  • Introduction to Databases
    05:06
  • Database Terminology
    10:42
  • Command Line and Path Setup for Windows
    09:41
  • Command Line and Path Setup for Mac
    08:06
  • Command Line and Path Setup for Ubuntu Linux
    06:17
  • Introduction to Sqlite
    11:15
  • More SQL with Sqlite
    10:45
  • Sqlite Querying Data
    16:06
  • Order By and Joins
    13:18
  • More Complex Joins
    11:51
  • Wild Cards and Views
    15:17
  • Housekeeping and Challenge
    14:23
  • Basic SQL in Android
    10:22
  • Create Table Add Data and Test
    11:43
  • Cursor and Navigation
    17:49
  • Correction
    01:42
  • Android File System
    16:27
  • Content Providers
    02:55
  • Setting up the Emulators
    11:39
  • Contact Provider App Layout
    07:42
  • The ContactsContract
    10:13
  • ContentResolver and Abstraction
    08:41
  • Retrieving Data with a ContentResolver
    09:33
  • Permissions
    13:32
  • Checking Permissions at Runtime
    15:00
  • Testing the App
    09:16
  • Avoiding Crashes Snackbars and a Challenge
    08:11
  • More on Snackbars
    10:59
  • Intents, setData and Uris
    14:40
  • Problems Storing State
    06:24
  • Remove Saving of State
    04:26
  • Test Scripts Challenge and Cleanup
    07:08

Requirements

  • A Windows computer, a Mac, or a Linux machine so that the free Google Android Studio tool can be downloaded and install (full instructions included).
  • An open mind to learn something new and exciting which may make a huge difference in your future career.
  • Everything else needed to write apps for Android 8 Oreo with Kotlin is already included in the course.

Description

What do you get in this course?

In this course, you will discover the power of Android app development, and obtain the skills to dramatically increase your career prospects as a software developer. You’ll also have a head start over other developers using obsolete tools and earlier versions of Android.

Android is continually being updated and you'll learn how to target but users of current versions of Android and older versions as well.

With this course, you get the best of both worlds. You’re taught to write code for Android that works with the current version and older versions of Android by using the AppCompat library. That way, the apps you build will work with more versions of Android, giving you access to a wider audience of users.

Starting is easy because no previous programming experience is needed. NONE! If you do have it, great. Or maybe you just want to brush up on your Android development skills, and that’s fantastic too.

The course is presented using a combination of video, slides and diagrams, all designed to teach you everything you need to know.

Here is what just one student thinks about the course.

"If you are thinking of learning how to develop an Android app, you should be doing this course. It is comprehensive and covers so many aspects of programming an Android app. The best part is that Tim explains and teaches you how to become an independent developer.    Since completing this course, I have gone on and developed my own application, which is now published on the Google Play Store! Developing an app takes patience, and it is definitely worthwhile going through all the content in this course." - Daniel Lee

Should you write Android apps that target only the very latest version of Android?

If you have an iPhone or iPad, chances are high that you update each year to the latest iOS release - most users do.

The situation is completely different with Android. Only a relatively small percentage of Android users update their phones annually.

If you write your apps to only support the latest version of Android, you will ensure 95% of your potential user base will never see your app.  The Google app store will only show apps that a users Android device can run, so if their device is not running the latest version of Android, they won't even be able to find your app on the Google play app store!

How do you make sure your app targets older versions of Android?

Android development is less about making sure you are creating apps that work with the latest version of Android, and more about ensuring your apps work with whatever versions of Android your users are running.

Google are aware of this problem and have something call the AppCompat library.  Which is a way for you to ensure your apps work on older devices.

This is not enabled by default.  Meaning that if you do not specifically configure your app to use this library and target older devices and newer ones, it either won't show up at all for users searching for your app, or older Android devices running your app might crash because they are trying to access features that do not exist in their version of Android.

The key is to use this library.  And that's what you will learn in this course.

Does that mean that your apps can only use features from really old Android versions?

No it does not.  The AppCompat library is constantly updated by Google.  They go back and add features to the library which allows older Android devices to access newer features of Android.

But again, this is not turned on by default.  You have to create and write your Android apps in a particular way to have your Android app be able to work correctly for current and older versions of Android.

Should you learn Kotlin?

Now that Google are pushing so hard for Android developers to use Kotlin, we are seeing a dramatic shift to Kotlin - It's similar to the iOS situation a few years ago with Objective-C when Apple released Swift.

Fast forward a few years and everyone is using Swift.  This is starting to happen with Android app development. Developers who used to use  Java are switching to Kotlin.  You can see why Google want this to happen.  They have been in court numerous times with Oracle (the owners of Java) relating to a dispute over the use of the Java language.

Google want developers to adopt Kotlin so that they don't have to worry about Java any more.

The recent Google I/O conference show mainly Kotlin code examples.  You can see where we are heading.  Kotlin is the future for Android app development.

Soon there will be few Java developers writing Android apps - they will be using Kotlin.

The good news is, we've bundled a complete Kotlin tutorial we wrote from scratch with the course.  So not only do we use Kotlin in this course (teaching best practices along the way), but we also include a complete Kotlin tutorial as well. You will learn how to use the Kotlin language in this course.

This is what you’ll learn in the course:

·      Develop apps for the very latest version of Android that also work on older Android devices running older versions of the Android operating system.

·      Download, install and configure the necessary (free) software.

·      Create your first app.

·      Build a range of apps demonstrating key aspects of the Android framework.

·      Test your apps on emulators or a real Android phone or tablet.

·      You’ll learn Kotlin programming because Google are recommending and pushing adoption of Kotlin for Android app development.  Included are Kotlin tutorial videos that will get you up to speed fast.

·      Ensure your apps work with current and older Android versions on phones and tablets.

·      Use Android studio 3.2, the newest version of Google's premier Android tool.

·      Learn how to use databases, web services, and even get your apps to speak!

·      Understand the all new Constraint layout, for "drag and drop" screen creation.

·      Use powerful libraries of code to play videos, download website data, manipulate images, and a whole lot more!

To reinforce what you’ve learnt during the course, there are numerous challenges designed to help you understand each concept being taught. You’re also shown the solution to the challenge so you know you’re always on the right track.

The course is continually updated and enhanced, and fully supported as it evolves.

With many courses, it’s just set and forget. But not with this one! We’ve got a PROVEN track record of continually updating and adding new content. An example is Tim's Java Masterclass course which now has 77 hours of content and counting, and benefited a whopping 260,000 students.

And if you have any doubts about the course, be blown away by the glowing reviews left by students on this page.

What else will you learn?

You will  learn how Android works at a deep level. Many courses show you how to create Android apps, allowing you to follow along clicking buttons but not really understanding what it happening.

To become a successful Android app developer, you need to understand why you are clicking that button, and how the Android operating system works and how the Android SDK and Framework works.

If you truly understand how something works, it means you can produce better quality apps, that have fewer bugs.

We don't promise that you are going to write a Facebook or Instagram clone app in this course - Courses that say they are going to teach you to create apps like that show apps with only the smallest amount of functionality, and usually don't explain anything in detail.  There is no point going through Android training unless you can take that training and apply it into your own apps.

This course is designed for you to follow along, but then to apply the information you have learned into your own apps.

Your instructors are me, Tim Buchalka and Jean-Paul Roberts. Between them theyhave a collective 70 years of commercial software development experience, meaning you’re learning the right way to program to maximize your future development potential.

Here’s what’s important. There’re a lot of people teaching Android development who are not developers. We’re developers with many years’ experience with the Android platform, who also teach Android.

Importantly, our courses teach students the real-life skills needed to get those in-demand jobs or further your programming skills.

Take this course in confidence today knowing you have just found the BEST Android Kotlin course on Udemy!  Don't delay. Every minute you’re not learning Android is a missed opportunity for that PERFECT high paying job.

Click the BUY NOW button and start learning. The world needs your new apps!

Who this course is for:

  • This course is perfect for absolute beginners with no previous programming experience.
  • However, if you’re already an expert Android Kotlin programmer with knowledge of all the latest updates, then this course is not for you.
  • Existing Android Java Programmers who want to transition to Kotlin for Android app development.

Featured review

Martin Hubbard
Martin Hubbard
40 courses
2 reviews
Rating: 5.0 out of 53 months ago
I would thoroughly recommend this course for learning Kotlin and using Android Studio. Tim went into great detail setting up Android Studio on various platforms using different processors and because of that I was able to overcome several pitfalls setting up my programming environment and using the emulator. That alone makes this course value for money. I am now starting on learning Kotlin and Tim's excellent delivery and clear instruction is making this very enjoyable.

Instructors

Tim Buchalka
Java Python Android and C# Expert Developer - 900K+ students
Tim Buchalka
  • 4.6 Instructor Rating
  • 237,990 Reviews
  • 901,868 Students
  • 12 Courses

Tim's been a professional software developer for over 35 years.  During his career, he has worked for major companies such as Fujitsu, Mitsubishi, and Saab.

His video courses are used to train developers in major companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Paypal, VW, Pitney Bowes, IBM, and T-Mobile just to name a few (via the Udemy for Business program).

What makes Tim unique is his professional programming career - many instructors have never programmed professionally, let alone had a distinguished professional development career like Tim.

Tim has trained over 900,000 students how to program, way more than a typical IT Professor at a college does in a lifetime.

In fact, Tim's courses are often purchased by students struggling to get through college programming courses.

"I am learning a lot about Java very quickly. I wish my college courses worked this way, they drag the same amount of material out over months." - Thomas Neal

"I love this guy. I'm in school for java right now at a local college and I bought this course hoping it would help clarify the fuzzy areas of my coursework. There's no comparison. Every time I get lost in my textbook, I watch a couple more of these videos and I'm right back on track. He explains everything so perfectly. It sinks right in." - Kristen Andreani

"Tim is a great instructor, I have more courses from him and all are great. This one really helped me with my understanding of Java from the very beginnings. In fact, I was able to find a job as Java developer with the knowledge gained from this course, so I basically owe Mr. Buchalka my career" - Daniel Kubányi

Tim's mission is simple:  to make a difference in your life by helping you to become a software developer.  Tim does that through his Java, Python, C#, Spring Framework, and Android development courses.

When Tim started programming over thirty-five years ago, there was no online video training.  

There was no "easy" way to learn.  The Internet, in its current form, didn't exist, and as a result, Tim couldn't "Google" for help, or watch videos on Youtube.

After learning the hard way, Tim was determined to become the best teacher he could, and to make his training as painless as possible, so that you, or anyone else with the desire to become a software developer, could become one.

In between doing that, Tim spent the best part of those years as a professional software developer writing applications in Java and a variety of other languages.  In addition, he spent many years with J2EE (as it was then known), now known as Java Enterprise Edition (JEE), designing and developing enterprise applications.

Tim is relatively unique, in that he is a professional, experienced software developer who also has exceptional teaching skills.  

Many instructors have no work experience in the field.  Make sure the person you trust with your education is a real expert with substantial previous professional experience.

The bottom line for you is, when taking any of Tim's courses, is that you will learn the right way to do things from an expert, in the shortest possible amount of time.

Tim's Java, Android, and Python courses, here on Udemy are of the highest quality as reviewed by his students.   Ten's of thousands of students, just like you, have taken his classes, thousands have left glowing reviews, and many have gone on to full-time jobs, or consulting/freelancing opportunities after completing one of his courses.

Tim recently placed in the top ten Udemy instructors as voted for by his students and Udemy themselves.  

What does all of this mean for you?

You can have full confidence that Tim's courses are of exceptional quality, and that he can teach you to become a software developer if you have the desire to become one.

Are you ready to start?  You can get started today.  No previous experience is necessary.

In 2020, video training is the quickest way to learn, and with Tim's experience and training, it is possible for you to become a software developer.  You can do this.

Why not start today?  Click one of his courses below, and watch his introductory video, to find out more about who he is and what he can offer you.

Jean-Paul Roberts
Computer programmer, analyst and teacher
Jean-Paul Roberts
  • 4.6 Instructor Rating
  • 84,116 Reviews
  • 398,565 Students
  • 4 Courses

I am a programmer with over 30 years' experience gained in a range of industries, the last 16 with IBM.

I am now self employed developing apps for Android; programming in a range of languages including Java, Javascript and Python; and helping the next generation of programmers gain the skills that I have acquired over the years.

The first program I sold controlled stock movement in a warehouse, and ran on a CP/M computer - both the program and operating system lived in the 64 kb (yes, kilobytes) that was all CP/M systems had in those days.

I have gained experience in a wide range of industries including Utilities, Retail, Insurance and the Motor Manufacturing industry. My clients and employers have included Northumbrian Water, Arcadia, Royal Sun Alliance, Nissan and Jaguar Landrover. I also worked for Sunderland University for 3 years preparing and delivering training courses in computing.

Times have changed, the challenges are very different to what they were, but programming remains fun!

When not at my computer, I am often riding my motorbike through the wonderful countryside of the UK and Europe.

Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy
Professional Programmers and Teachers - 1.1M students
Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy
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The Learn Programming Academy was created by Tim Buchalka, a software developer with 35 years experience, who is also an instructor on Udemy, with over 1.1M+ students in his courses on Java, Python, Android, C#  and the Spring framework. 

The Academy’s goal in the next three years, is to teach one million people to learn how to program.

Apart from Tim’s own courses, which are all available here, we are working with the very best teachers, creating courses to teach the essential skills required by developers, at all levels.

One other important philosophy is that our courses are taught by real professionals; software developers with real and substantial experience in the industry, who are also great teachers.  All our instructors are experienced, software developers!

Our team is busy creating new courses right now.

Whether you are a beginner, looking to learn how to program for the very first time, or to brush up on your existing skills, or to learn new languages and frameworks, the Academy has you covered.

David Reidy
Developer of uCare
David Reidy
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