
Learn how to download and install Android Studio, create a new project with templates, configure activities and layouts, edit the manifest, and run on an Android virtual device.
Develop a two-number Android app by creating a new project, adding two input fields and a button, configuring a constraint layout, and implementing an on-click listener to display the sum.
Explore the Android activity lifecycle, including onCreate, onStart, onResume, onPause, onStop, and onDestroy, through a hands-on ABC app that logs lifecycle transitions.
Learn how to create a second activity in Android Studio and navigate from the main activity using an intent, declaring both activities in the manifest and wiring a button.
Create a two-activity Android app with a login screen containing username and password fields, implementing on-click and intents to navigate to a success screen that confirms you are logged in.
This course is for those who curious minds who wants to learn App development from scratch or who wish to pursue their career as an app developer. In this course we will learn the basics of Android app development along with the hands on projects within this course, which will give students the better understanding of working and industrial requirement and use of Android App Development.
In this Course, I am teaching Android App Development using Android Studio software with the use of Java Language. You will learn the basics of Android studio, i.e. how to install it and create a new project, use the existing activities, all the options and toolbars available in the Android Studio. You will also learn how to create the basic Hello World App, Simple Login App and a Calculator App, all that in 1.5 hrs.
We will also have a look towards the layout i.e. the XML file and how to create the layout activity, new activities, etc. We will also discuss about the Activity life cycle, creating a new activity, navigating between the activities and a lot more during this course.
Last, but not the least, this course is practical hands-on based so that you can work side by side and create your own apps. So what are you waiting for, Hurry Up! and create your first Android App.