
Learn to build an Android Studio plugin from scratch, exploring services, components, actions, extensions, and plugin structures; create a notification action and a starter template to speed up projects.
Explore the IntelliJ platform sdk, the beginner-friendly foundation for creating plugins in Android Studio. Learn how the Gradle IntelliJ plugin configures building, testing, and publishing plugins for IntelliJ IDEs.
Explore plugin structure and the shift to plugin services, with on-demand services that encapsulate logic across classes, and learn about application, project, and module level services and their memory implications.
Explore plugin actions as the primary way to invoke functionality in an Android Studio plugin, accessible from menus, toolbars, or keyboard shortcuts, and organized as groups of actions.
Explore plugin extensions that extend the IntelliJ platform by adding actions to menus and toolbars, using 1000 extension points to customize IDE behavior and create a custom activity starter template.
In this, you will learn to download the proper supported version IDE, If you download latest version IDE, There is a change to cause issue while running the plugin.
Download, install, and grant permissions for the Android Studio IDE, choose a destination, update the path, and reboot manually to complete setup.
Create an IntelliJ platform plugin project in IntelliJ IDEA using Gradle and Kotlin DSL, configuring artifactId and groupId to finish an empty plugin project for Android Studio support.
Configure the Gradle plugin to support Android Studio by setting the type to Android Studio, specifying paths and Kotlin and Android plugins, and updating Plugin.xml dependencies for Android Studio modules.
Learn to build a hello world action in an Android Studio plugin, implement actionperformed, create a notification group, and integrate the action into the main menu with a keyboard shortcut.
Test your first action plugin by running the wizard, creating a new project, and implementing actions that show hello world notifications, separators, and groupings in the Android Studio UI.
Learn to create a custom template for Android Studio plugins by extending Wizard.template in IntelliJ, defining activity templates, UI context, and form factor, with thumbnail resources and min SDK settings.
Create template UI wizard for Android Studio plugin, using text view, edit text, checkbox, and boolean parameters like launcher and layout generation, with Gradle and Kotlin targets.
Automate Android Studio plugin after Gradle sync by generating a launcher and layout file, with a generate layout boolean and Hilt dependency; customize activity and layout names with constraints.
Create a template UI wizard for an Android Studio plugin by arranging ordered widgets: text field, launcher checkbox, generate layout, dependency, and layout name, plus package name and language selectors.
Create template code snippets for an android studio plugin by generating a package with a custom activity.kt, layout generation logic, firebase login, and a manifest and recipe executor.
Create a custom activity recipe executor for an Android Studio plugin. Wire module template data, activity class, layout, hilt, and manifest into the project.
Learn to configure a custom android studio plugin template, implement a wizard template provider, and test project creation from template to new activity, addressing layout naming and asset formats.
Don't know what is IntelliJ Plugin SDK?
Don't know how to create Plugins for Android Studio?
Don't know how to Speed Up your work with Android Studio Plugins?
Curious about how to create own plugins?
You will learn about all above things including.,
* Services, Components, Actions, and Plugin Structures.
* Installing IntelliJ Plugin and linking Android Studio with IntelliJ IDEA
* Create Notification Action Template to understand the concepts of Actions.
* Create a Starter Template with Recipe Executers, Wizard Template UI.
In this course, you will learn Basics of Plugins Structures and how you can create your own Android Starter Template, no matter what you need them for. For your company, your friends, your own business, or simply for fun.
Note: This is purely for beginners.
Get started now and speed up your work or automate your work in an Android development. This course will make your journey to becoming an Android developer fun as well.
Don't waste any more time and get right into the action. This course consists of precisely curated content with demos. As our main goal is to make sure, that you understand the concepts and create the plugins. We also offer high-quality support, so in case you get stuck, we will be there for you, answering your questions in the Q&A.
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