The Complete Uber/Lyft Android App Development Course

Explore the basics of Android Studio and the Java side while starting the logon page design. Preview intents and shared preferences as upcoming topics in this introductory section.

Finish sign up page and set up Facebook login for the Android app by configuring the Facebook SDK, package name, activity, and key hash with OpenSSL and keytool.

Set up Google sign-in for Android by integrating Firebase, configuring the project, adding the Google services file, and implementing a Google sign-in button.

Enable Google login in the Rivage console, adjust project settings, and add your Android fingerprint from the Gradle signing report to activate Google sign-in for the app.

Finish the sign up and verify pages by implementing location and read permissions, handling requests, and sending a verification code via SMS stored in shared preferences.

Finish up tasks from the last lesson and prepare the payment page. Implement click to call the request, register and unregister broadcasts, and start the driver service to obtain context.

Learn to integrate stripe in android studio, tokenize a selected credit card, and send a payment token to your server via http when an order is delivered.

Develop Android requests to a localhost authorization server, configure a new class, obtain a fresh token via a PHP script, and finish integrating PayPal future payments.

Log in to Sinch, create a sandbox app, and obtain the app key and app secret, then paste credentials into Android Studio to enable Sinch in your app.

Set up an incoming call screen with sinch by initializing UI elements, wiring accept and decline actions, and starting the call activity with permission handling.