Full Stack Mobile Application Development - Master Class

Explore nine essential steps for building a mobile app, including planning and research, technical feasibility, prototyping, UI design, coding, deployment, launch, and ongoing enhancements in full stack mobile development.

Explore the Android application lifecycle through its six stages—onCreate, onStart, onRestart, onResume, onPause, onStop, and onDestroy—and learn how lifecycle events manage XML layouts and state for interactive apps.

Explore the iOS application lifecycle, from launch to termination, through a hands-on demo of states like active, background, and foreground, with lifecycle methods, view events, and a Flutter-based preview.

Explore the flutter application lifecycle and its stages—inactive, resumed, and suspending—and see how the widget lifecycle drives UI from init state to dispose, following the iOS and Android pattern.

Explore the native app lifecycle for Android and iOS in parallel, learn lifecycle stages, and see a hands-on React Native example illustrating start, update, and render flows.

Explore the Xamarin application lifecycle across Android and iOS, focusing on start, sleep, and resume events, demonstrated in Visual Studio and compared between platforms.

This lecture guides you through creating your first Android hello world app in Android Studio, choosing Kotlin, configuring the package name and manifest, and running it on a virtual device.

Create an iOS hello world app by starting a new Xcode project, choosing a template, and writing Swift with storyboard; run the app to see the hello world screen.

Learn to create a Flutter hello world app by installing the Flutter plugin in Android Studio, setting up a project, and building a simple hello world with widgets.

Learn to build a React Native hello world app by installing the CLI plugin and running it on iOS or Android, while exploring components, props, and styling.

Learn to set up the Xamarin Hello World app using the official Microsoft tutorial, download the SDK for Windows or Mac, and enable debugging for Android and iOS.

Explore how Android layouts use linear, relative, and constraint layouts, and learn to design lists with list views, fragments, and views such as TextView, Button, RadioButton, Checkbox, Spinner, and images.

Explore Android relative layout to position views using match_parent or wrap_content, align to the parent, and control horizontal centering, margins, and below relations for login interfaces.

Learn to build Android user interfaces with constraint layout, migrate from older layouts to Android X, add and manage constraints for views, and control positioning with margins, bias, and guidelines.

Learn to manipulate Android TextView text, explore center alignment and dynamic updates, and leverage open-source libraries for scrolling, typewriter effects, and styled text in your app.

Explore Android edittext concepts, including text input, text attributes, and password fields with various keyboard types. Learn design editor tips and libraries for validation, animation, and UI enhancements.

Explore how to create and customize Android buttons, align them, set visibility and rotation, bind text strings, and integrate libraries for animated, polished button designs.

Explore Android image view basics, loading images from the internet with Picasso, handling manifest permissions, and applying scale types and image transformations to build rich visual interfaces.

Explore Android RecyclerView by adding dependencies, implementing adapters and layout managers, inflating and binding items to custom objects, and enhancing lists with paging, drag and drop, parallax, and sticky headers.

Learn how to create a new Xcode project with a storyboard, configure iPhone and iPad targets, and add elements while connecting Swift classes and applying constraints.

Explore iOS UILabel, UITextField, and UITextView in storyboard and code. Connect iboutlets and adjust attributes like text, color, alignment, placeholder, and content type to build interactive input and display elements.

Learn to add and connect iOS buttons in storyboard, create outlets and actions, and customize text, font, and background to trigger code on button press.

Drag and drop an image from the object library into the iOS storyboard, then set it in an assets image set and display it in an image view.

Learn to build a simple iOS table view controller, wire a button to display a second view, populate it with a countries array, and implement data source and delegate methods.

Learn swift ui basics by creating a new Xcode project, writing swift ui code, and building a vertical stack with text and an increment button, with live previews in Xcode.

Explore Flutter text and layout by building a simple hello world app, using main, run, and a material scaffold; learn how text widgets, containers, and columns organize content.

Explore Flutter button basics, including a reset and a flat button, with text, color, elevation, and splash color; learn on-press actions and basic interface differences.

Flutter TextField widget with glass text field style, using decoration, hints, fill, and line; typing updates the displayed content in real time.

Create dynamic lists in Flutter using ListView and item builder, customize each row with titles and indices, and handle taps to print values.

Build a simple React Native app and display text with the Text component. Learn importing components, basic layout and styling, alignment, and previewing with Expo on iOS.

Learn to add a button in React Native, wire up onPress to display alerts or change text, and import the required components for a functional UI.

Explore how to implement a React Native text input with state management, placeholder, and dynamic display, including multiline support, styling, and a button-triggered alert to preview user input.

Explore flex layout concepts in React Native by building colored boxes inside containers, adjusting flex direction, alignment, and flex values to demonstrate row and column layouts.

Learn how to upload and display images in React Native using the image component, set source and styles, and integrate with basic UI elements like text inputs, alerts, and buttons.

Learn to create cross‑platform user interfaces with Xamarin label concepts, using stack and absolute layouts, frames, and text labels with properties and alignment for Android and iOS.

Create a simple Xamarin button, wire it to a click action, and customize properties like alignment and background within a content page.

Learn to use the Xamarin editor to create text inputs with labels and placeholders, and fetch text from the editor to power login and signup forms on iOS simulators.

Explore how to load images online and locally in Xamarin, manage image sources and attributes, and adapt layouts for Android and iOS using platform assets and resource management.

Build a Xamarin list by binding a collection view to a Monkey model (name, location) and display image via a data template with single selection.

Explore Android multimedia theory by examining the media player lifecycle, data sources, and playback controls for audio and video, including local files, streaming, seek to time, and ExoPlayer capabilities.

Learn to build an Android media player that plays local and streaming video using the Exupery library, wiring the layout to the activity and enabling playback controls.