Modern Android Development with Jetpack Compose

Name: Modern Android Development with Jetpack Compose
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Build Android apps with Jetpack Compose, MVVM, Clean Architecture, Room and Hilt

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Created byAndrey Sumin

Last updated 5/2026

English

What you'll learn

Build complete Android applications using a modern development stack.
Create user interfaces with Jetpack Compose and manage UI state effectively.
Design apps using MVVM, Clean Architecture, and Dependency Injection.
Work with Room for local data storage and database organization.
Set up navigation and pass data between screens.
Work with images, device storage, and other important Android SDK features.
Write code using practices close to real-world commercial Android development.
Build projects for your portfolio and interview preparation.

Course content

6 sections • 100 lectures • 21h 4m total length

Setting up the development environment6:08
Introduction to Android Studio11:37
Analyzing the first program. Dp and Sp18:03
Modifier8:29
Row Column Alignment17:45
Combining Containers16:48
ARGB model14:40
Scaffold and Custom Components16:06
Material Theme11:52
Preview and section summary13:23

Introduction to Clean Architecture8:10
Domain layer. Part 116:16
Domain layer. Part 26:00
Test repository14:05
NotesViewModel. FlatMapLatest20:13
Preparing to build the UI9:41
RememberScrollState16:56
LazyLists12:54
Key and theme setup11:22
//Colors:
import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.Color

val White = Color(0xFFFFFFFF)

val Yellow100 = Color(0xFFFDF2E1)
val Yellow200 = Color(0xFFFCE5C3)
val Blue100 = Color(0xFFE3EBF2)
val Blue200 = Color(0xFFC8D8E5)
val Green = Color(0xFFD1EAD1)
val Purple = Color(0xFFDACEE6)

val Grey100 = Color(0xFFF9F9F9)
val Grey200 = Color(0xFF868484)
val Grey300 = Color(0xFF3D3B3B)

val Brown = Color(0xFF703410)

val PinnedNotesColors = listOf(Yellow200, Purple, Blue200)
val OtherNotesColors = listOf(Yellow100, Green, Blue100)

//Color scheme for the Theme.kt file:
private val LightColorScheme = lightColorScheme(
primary = Brown,
onPrimary = White,
background = White,
onBackground = Grey300,
surface = Grey100,
onSurface = Grey300,
onSurfaceVariant = Grey200,
)
NotesScreen UI. Part 120:51
NotesScreen UI. Part 216:53
ViewModelScope17:35
Date formatting13:45
NotesScreen UI. Part 317:58
CreateNoteViewModel15:30
CreateNoteScreen18:38
SideEffects12:58
EditNoteScreen16:04
Custom navigation10:27
Jetpack Compose Navigation12:48
Passing parameters in navigation9:48
Introduction to databases8:25
Mapper and Entity7:10
SQL. Creating a DAO15:02
Context8:20
Creating a database9:12
NotesRepositoryImpl9:01
Using the new repository7:01

Content serialization12:51
Preparing to work with images14:28
ActivityResultApi15:07
Saving images18:31
Coil and image grouping22:06
Practice. Note editing screen18:43
External and Internal Storage17:43
Working with Internal Storage13:03
Displaying images on the main screen11:43
Gradients and string resources14:50
Splash Screen Api13:14
Database normalization6:38
Embedded Relation Join14:43
Supporting the new database schema10:34
Transactions and section summary10:06

News app demo1:51
Adding dependencies13:59
Domain слой and Database25:26
Database Index3:08
Introduction to APIs11:00
Retrofit16:17
Implementing the repository20:56
SubscriptionsViewModel19:57
SubscriptionsScreen4:15
SubscriptionsScreen. Part 211:46
Explicit and implicit intents11:05
Android components4:36
WorkManager11:17
Hilt with Workers8:11
Domain Settings7:52
Data Store17:35
Annotation param and Merged Manifests4:34
Constraints7:43
AppStartupManager5:53
Notifications16:33
Pending Intent7:24
Applying settings for loading10:21
BuildConfig9:08
SettingsViewModel7:33
SettingsScreen28:54
Navigation4:20
Final2:05

Requirements

This course is designed for learners who already know Kotlin. You should be comfortable with core language features, object-oriented programming, Coroutines, and Flow before getting started. No prior Android development experience is required — we will learn the Android-specific tools, libraries, and concepts step by step throughout the course. You will need a computer and internet access.

Description

This course is designed for learners who already know Kotlin and want to move into modern Android development with real-world tools and practices. Step by step, you will build complete Android applications and learn how to structure projects in a way that is clear, scalable, and aligned with professional development practices.

Throughout the course, you will work with the core technologies of the modern Android stack: Jetpack Compose for UI, MVVM and StateFlow for state management, Clean Architecture for project structure, Navigation for moving between screens, Room for local data storage, Hilt for dependency injection, and Coroutines and Flow for asynchronous programming.

You will also cover many practical topics that are essential in real Android projects, including working with images, content serialization, internal and external storage, the Activity Result API, side effects, theme customization, custom UI components, and how different layers of the app work together. Instead of learning these topics in isolation, you will study them as part of complete projects that grow in complexity as you progress.

This course is a good fit for Kotlin developers who want to start building Android apps with modern tools. It is also useful for Android developers who want to switch to Jetpack Compose and update their skills with current architectural approaches and modern project structure.

By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of modern Android development and hands-on experience building several applications that you can add to your portfolio, present in interviews, or use as a foundation for your own projects.

Who this course is for:

Learners who want to become Android developers and are looking for a structured path to the modern Android stack.
Developers who already know Kotlin and want to start building mobile applications.
Learners who have already tried Android development and want to update their skills with modern tools such as Jetpack Compose and Hilt.
Students and self-taught developers who want to build a portfolio with practical projects for jobs or freelance work.
Learners preparing for their first interviews, internships, or entry-level Android development roles.

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Introduction10 lectures • 2hr 15min

Building a calculator10 lectures • 2hr 16min

Notes App28 lectures • 6hr 3min

Dependency Injection in Android10 lectures • 2hr 3min

Organizing local data storage15 lectures • 3hr 34min

Networking in Android27 lectures • 4hr 54min

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