
Explore how Android Studio replaces Eclipse as the main Android development environment, and how its SDK and build system enable easy download of API levels, emulators, and library dependencies.
Explore the tools directory to manage emulators and analyze app performance with ddms, hierarchy viewer, draw 9 patch, and trace view, then use adb tools for device control.
Create a Hello Android app in Android Studio by starting a new project, exploring package naming, project structure, and a single activity, then run it on an emulator.
Learn how an android studio project is organized, including the SIRC folder with sources, the main directory, the Java and res directories, and the manifest file with launcher intent filters.
Explore the activity as the main app component that displays a single screen and uses a stack for transitions. Understand its lifecycle from onCreate to onDestroy, including onStart/onStop and onResume/onPause.
Demonstrates adding an activity to the Android manifest with a name, label, and icon, plus an optional intent filter, then uses Logcat to trace the activity lifecycle across launches.
Build a three-view, multi-user Android task manager that syncs with a Parse backend, stores data offline, and notifies updates while adapting to English and Polish.
Create a task list screen in Android Studio that displays and edits tasks, with add and refresh actions, using a ListActivity launched from login.
Create a new task screen with a relative layout and demonstrate two ways to pass data between activities in both directions, while configuring hierarchical navigation with back and up actions.
Learn to pass data between activities in Android Studio using setResult, intents, and putExtra, and extract with getExtra or getStringExtra, including constants, serializable and parcelable options.
Learn development in the newest SDK!
Android Studio is development environment officially supported by Google. Thanks to this you will always use the newest version of the API, tools and libraries for creating professional applications.
Android Studio provides a convenient application development for wide variety of mobile devices, such as: smartphones, tablets, watches, glasses and many others. During this course the trainer discusses sequential elements of SDK and shows practical examples.
From Beginner to Professional
Android Studio training is designed for people who want to start learning development of mobile applications.
You already know Java? Great! You accomplish this training faster.
You don't know Java? Don't worry! Repeat material with the trainer, and thanks to scrupulous learning, you will quickly mastered the principles of programming.
From this training will also benefit people who already have basics of android development, but would like to better understand the capabilities of Android Studio SDK.
Build complex application!
Android Studio training shows step-by-step how to build applications and demonstrate the best practices in programming. You will create from scratch complex and fully working TODOexpert application, which allows to show a broad range of Android functionalities and progressive application development process.
Application created during training seems to be a simple task or shopping list. However, it enables to present multiple mechanisms that you will use for your own projects, such as: login using the server, database support, or creating HTTP connections.
Why to choose this training?
8 hours of HD quality video
professional trainer
quizzes after each module
source code and useful notes attached to the course
knowledge only for practical usage
Android Studio environment is equipped with the newest solutions directly from Google. Skills of creating apps in this IDE are the basis of Android developers work. So do not hesitate, start learning today!