Android App Development Advanced Course With Kotlin & Java

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Android Studio for development. This video will guide you through the process of downloading and installing Android Studio, setting up JAVA JDK, setting up Android SDK, creating your first project, and running your app on an emulator or a physical device.

Task

• Install and set up Android Studio, Also create your first "hello world" Project

This tutorial covers the basics of Java programming language, including variables, data types, control structures, functions, and other basic concepts of Java. This Java course covers all the concepts of Java that you will need while doing Android Development.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

This tutorial provides an introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in Java, such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation. This video explains the fundamental principles of OOP and how they can be implemented in Java programming language. It also covers common mistakes or errors that programmers may encounter while working with OOP in Java and how to fix them. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Java developer, this video will help you improve your understanding of OOP in Java.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

This tutorial will cover all the important and useful concepts of Java that you will need while developing Android Apps in Java. This video covers abstract classes, this keyword, interfaces, static variables and methods, etc.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll explore the basics of the Collection Framework and its core components, including Lists, Sets, and Maps, and learn how to use them in your Java applications. Whether you're new to Java or a seasoned developer, understanding the Collection Framework is an essential skill for building robust and scalable applications.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll provide a complete roadmap for learning Kotlin in the context of Android development. We'll start with the basics of the Kotlin programming language, including data types, control flow statements, functions, and classes. From there, we'll move on to more advanced topics, such as coroutines, and higher-order functions. We'll discuss how Kotlin can be used to develop Android apps, including how to use it to replace Java and integrate it with Android Studio. Additionally, we'll provide tips on how to approach learning Kotlin and the best resources available. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid foundation for using Kotlin in your Android projects.

In this video, we'll cover the basics of Kotlin programming language. We'll start by discussing the features and benefits of Kotlin, then dive into the basics, including data types, variables, control flow statements, and functions. By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of Kotlin and how it differs from other programming languages.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll cover the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in Kotlin. We'll start by discussing the principles of OOP, then dive into the specifics of classes, objects, inheritance, and interfaces in Kotlin. By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use OOP principles in Kotlin to build powerful and flexible applications.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll cover some commonly used concepts of Kotlin in Android development. We'll start by discussing the null safety feature of Kotlin, which is essential to building robust and reliable Android applications. Then, we'll cover some other useful features of Kotlin, such as extension functions, lambda expressions, and coroutines, and show how they can be used to simplify and streamline Android development. By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of these concepts and how to use them effectively in your Android projects.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll explore the collection framework in Kotlin, a set of classes and interfaces that provides a more powerful and flexible way of working with collections of data. We'll start by introducing the different types of collections available in Kotlin, such as lists, sets, and maps, and then dive into some of the key operations that can be performed on these collections, such as filtering, and sorting. By the end of the video, you'll have a strong understanding of the collection framework in Kotlin and how it can be used to simplify and streamline your Android development.

Task & Assignments

• Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we will cover a general introduction and discussion about Android. We cover the basics of what Android is, its history, and how it works. We also discuss Android architecture or Android software stack. Whether you are new to Android or an experienced developer, this video will provide you with valuable insights into the world of Android development.

In this video, we'll explore the user interface (UI) design and code of an Android application. We'll discuss the essential elements of UI design, such as views, layouts, and resources, and how to use them effectively to create a visually appealing and intuitive interface for your app. Additionally, we'll take a deep dive into the code part of the app, including activities, fragments, and adapters, and how they work together to create a functional and responsive user experience.

In this video, we'll explore some of the fundamental views in Android development, including TextView, EditText, Button, ImageView, and ImageButton. We'll discuss how each of these views works and their individual use cases in creating dynamic and interactive user interfaces for your Android applications. You'll learn how to add and customize these views in your layout files and how to handle user interactions with them using event listeners. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of these essential views and how to use them effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

2. Make another project that uses Kotlin as a programming language and replicate all the examples into Kotlin from JAVA which are covered in the lecture. Take help from the blogs attached in resources.

In this video, we'll dive into the world of input controls in Android development, specifically RadioGroup, RadioButton, and Checkbox. We'll discuss how these input controls can be used to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces for your Android applications. You'll learn how to add and customize these controls in your layout files and how to handle user selections and actions with them using event listeners. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of RadioGroup, RadioButton, and Checkbox and how to use them effectively in your projects.

In this video, we'll dive into some of the essential input controls in Android development, including the Spinner, Seekbar, Progressbar, and Ratingbar. We'll discuss how these controls can be used to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces for your Android applications. You'll learn how to add and customize these controls in your layout files and how to handle user selections and actions with them using event listeners. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of Spinner, Seekbar, Progressbar, and Ratingbar and how to use them effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

2. Make another project that uses Kotlin as a programming language and replicate all the examples into Kotlin from JAVA which are covered in the lecture. Take help from the blogs attached in resources.

In this video, we'll explore four more advanced input controls in Android development: AutoCompleteTextView, CardView, WebView, and CustomView. We'll discuss how AutoCompleteTextView can be used to provide suggestions to users as they type, and how CardView can be used to create visually appealing cards in your application. Additionally, we'll look at WebView, which allows you to display web content within your application, and CustomView, which allows you to create your own custom view elements. You'll learn how to add and customize these controls in your layout files and how to handle user interactions with them using event listeners. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of these advanced input controls and how to use them effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

2. Make another project that uses Kotlin as a programming language and replicate all the examples into Kotlin from JAVA which are covered in the lecture. Take help from the blogs attached in the resources.

In this video, we'll explore three fundamental layout managers in Android development: Linear Layout, Relative Layout, and Frame Layout. We'll discuss how each of these layout managers works and their individual use cases in creating dynamic and responsive user interfaces for your Android applications. You'll learn how to add and customize these layout managers in your layout files and how to position and size views within them using layout parameters. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of these essential layout managers and how to use them effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

2. Make another project or use an existing project that uses Kotlin as a programming language and replicate all the examples into Kotlin from JAVA which are covered in the lecture. Take help from the blogs attached in the resources.

In this video, we'll dive into the powerful and flexible Constraint Layout manager in Android development. We'll discuss how Constraint Layout can be used to create complex and responsive user interfaces for your Android applications, and how it compares to other layout managers. You'll learn how to add and customize Constraint Layout in your layout files and how to position and size views using constraints. Additionally, we'll walk through an example of creating a layout using Constraint Layout step by step, so you can see how to apply these concepts in practice. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a comprehensive understanding of Constraint Layout and how to use it effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

In this video, we'll explore two commonly used UI components for displaying lists in Android development: ListView and RecyclerView. We'll discuss how each of these components works, and their individual benefits and drawbacks. You'll learn how to add and customize both ListView and RecyclerView in your layout files and how to create and bind data adapters to populate the list with data. Additionally, we'll discuss how to optimize the performance of these components and how to handle user interactions with list items. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of ListView and RecyclerView and how to use them effectively in your projects.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.

2. Make another project or use an existing project that uses Kotlin as a programming language and replicate all the examples into Kotlin from JAVA which are covered in the lecture. Take help from the blogs attached in the resources.

In this video, we'll explore some of the common UI components that are used across multiple screens in Android applications. We'll discuss how to create a consistent user experience by using these components throughout your app, such as the Toolbar, Navigation Drawer, Tab Layout, and Bottom Navigation View. You'll learn how to add and customize these components in your layout files and how to handle user interactions with them. Additionally, we'll discuss best practices for designing and implementing these components to ensure a smooth and seamless user experience. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Android developer, this tutorial will give you a solid understanding of common UI components and how to use them effectively in your projects.

In this video, we'll provide a complete guide to Git, GitHub, and version control systems (VCS) for Android development. We'll start by introducing the basic concepts of version control, including why it's important and how it works. We'll then dive into Git, one of the most popular VCS tools used in software development today, and explore its core features, such as commits, branches, and merges. We'll also take a look at how to integrate Git into your Android development workflow using Android Studio, and how to use GitHub, a popular hosting service for Git repositories, to collaborate with others on your projects. By the end of the video, you'll have a strong understanding of Git, GitHub, and version control systems, and be able to use them to improve your Android development process.

Task & Assignments

1. Don't just watch the lecture, make handwritten notes of important points that you can revise later, also replicate all the examples and programs in your own Android project which is covered in the lecture.