Codename One 101 - Write Native Mobile Apps In Java

Name: Codename One 101 - Write Native Mobile Apps In Java
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Build native applications in Java for all mobile devices (iPhone/iPad, Android, Blackberry, etc.) using Codename One

Created byShai Almog

Last updated 7/2017

English

What you'll learn

Develop applications using Codename One for all mobile devices
Understand the pain points of mobile development

Course content

17 sections • 45 lectures • 6h 3m total length

Introduction Lecture10:31
Exercise Solution Installing Codename one4:31
This is just a basic guide to installing Codename One, if you didn't install it yet then follow this. Otherwise this is something you can easily skip.
Exercise Solution Creating A Hello World Application Exercise Solution5:10
Create and run a Codename One hello world project in Eclipse, configuring the package name, native theme, and visual hello world, then test on the simulator across devices and modes.
Exercise Solution Build And Install On An Android Device4:32

Devices & Signing2:44
Discover how device signing works in Codename One, and learn to configure signing settings for your project, with optional sections if you’re not targeting a specific device.
Exercise Solution Certificate Based Project Configuration3:51
Understanding Android OS6:19
Exercise Solution Creating An Android Certificate2:41
Learn to generate an Android key and certificate with a keystore, alias, and password, select a key size, and follow JDK setup for Windows development.
Understanding iOS (iPhone/iPad)10:01
Explain how iOS devices run native apps on a Unix kernel with the Cocoa framework, using Objective-C and C, and how certificates and provisioning profiles enable debugging and distribution.
Exercise Solution Creating An iOS Certificate7:40
discover how to create and export development and distribution iOS certificates using a certificate authority, certificate signing requests, keychain access, and a mac, with secure private keys and passwords.
Creating An iOS Provisioning Profile6:57
Understanding Blackberry5:29
Exercise Solution Creating A Blackberry Certificate5:28
Understanding Windows Phone4:20
Explore windows phone as microsoft's platform derived from windows mobile, its restricted over-the-air installation, and fragmentation from windows phone 7 to 8 and windows rt.
Understanding J2ME6:23
Explore j2me's ubiquity, cldc-based java subset, and device fragmentation, plus over-the-air installation, operator signing hurdles, and strict memory limits.

Networking & Webservices12:41
Explore asynchronous networking and web services in Codename One, sending http and json requests via a callback API, handling responses on the EDT, and using synchronous mode with progress indicators.
Exercise Solution Invoke JSON Webservice8:14
Exercise Solution Networking Progress Indicator1:56
This exercise solution guides you to implement a simple networking progress indicator in your Codename One app, then run the application again to see the progress clearly.
Exercise Solution Invoking XML Webservice3:08
Invoke an XML web service in Codename One, reusing the JSON parsing approach from the previous exercise with XML parsing. Add an import button and wire it to the code.

Requirements

Java development knowledge
Ability to work with Eclipse/NetBeans
Internet connection

Description

Codename One is the first and only tool to allow Java developers to write TRUE native applications on all mobile platforms. This 7 hour course will help you build a Codename One application from scratch.

It is assumed that students know Java and can use Eclipse or NetBeans.

Included subjects:

Basics of mobile device development
Architecture
Deploy to devices
Using Codename One GUI Builder
Building a Todo application
UI Components
Images
Event Handling
Event Dispatch Thread (EDT)
Network Manager and Web Services
JSON/XML
File system
SQL
Style & Themes
Internationalization and localization
Native Device Interface

Who this course is for:

Java Developers

Codename One 101 - Write Native Mobile Apps In Java

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Course content

Introducing Codename One4 lectures • 25min

Devices & Signing11 lectures • 1hr 2min

The Todo App2 lectures • 13min

Layout Managers1 lecture • 15min

Basic Components2 lectures • 8min

Images & Prototyping2 lectures • 13min

Events4 lectures • 37min

The EDT: Event Dispatch Thread1 lecture • 13min

Networking, Webservices & Parsing4 lectures • 26min

Storage, Filesystem, SQL & Cloud Storage2 lectures • 24min

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