Learning Android Development: From Beginner to Expert.

About Course

Hi all! Do you want to increase your income as an Android developer? Maybe you have a lot of app ideas, but don’t know where to start? Or are you looking for a career in Android and Java development that will finally give you the freedom and flexibility you’ve been looking for? Welcome to the course!

This course is suitable for everyone – both for those who want to become a professional in Android application development, and for those who just want to do it as a hobby and earn good money from it – no programming experience is required.

We will study and analyze in detail all the intricacies of Android development necessary to start a career. The demand for new and innovative mobile applications continues to grow. Because of this rapid growth, there are many opportunities for you to work both in-house and on a freelance basis.

Finding the right position that suits your specific skills, now or in the future, won’t be a difficult task, which means a career in mobile app development is a good, stable choice for your future.

You will learn to develop XML markup and UI for Android applications
You will learn the basics of Java as well as more advanced topics including OOP
You will learn to work with audio, video and images
You will explore Material Design elements such as RecyclerView, CardView and others
You will learn to save different types of data in different ways
You will learn to obtain data from the Internet
You will learn to use the Volley, Glide, Picasso libraries
You will learn how to create messenger applications using Firebase - such as Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram
You will learn to use the Google Location API
You will learn to use the Google Maps API
You will learn how to create a taxi ordering application using Firebase - Uber clone
You will learn how to create almost any Android application, including games
You can start a career as an Android developer as a freelancer or in an IT company
You will be able to publish your application on Google Play and you will be able to earn money from advertising or paid features

Course Content

What will you learn in this course?

Introduction
IMPORTANT! FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Notes on assignments

Introducing Android Studio

Important! Installing Android Studio. The note
Installing Android Studio. Windows
Installing Android Studio. MacOS
Installing Android Studio. Troubleshooting.
Assignment for the lecture “Brief overview of Android Studio”
A quick tour of Android Studio
Launching the first application on the emulator
Launching the first application on your phone
Launching the application on your phone

XML markup. TextView and ImageView

XML markup. View Groups

Test task on the topic Xml layout

Java Basics

Java Basics. Introduction
XML home screen layout
Hello Java!
Hello Java! Method modification
Music Shop – interface overview
Variables
Debugging. Using Variables in the Music Shop
Conditional if statement
Using the if statement in Music Shop
Array and ArrayList
Filling in Spinner data
HashMap
Using HashMap in Music Shop
Switch statement and code refactoring
While loop
Exercise. While loop. Solution
For loop
Classes and objects
Exercise. Classes and objects. Solution

We are finishing the development of Music Shop.

Working with images, audio and video

Working with Images
Exercise. Working with images. Animation. Solution
Types of animations
Exercise. Types of animations. Solution
Types of animations. Project files
Using video in the application
We use video in the application. Project files
Using audio in the application
Exercise. We use audio in the application. Solution
We use audio in the application. Project files
Adjusting sound using SeekBar
Vector images
Music Player. Creating markup. Exercise
Music Player. Creating markup. Solution
Music Player. Implementation of application logic
Exercise. Music Player. Implementation of application logic. Solution
Music Player. Project files

Java. OOP

Java. OOP. Introduction
Constructors
Inheritance
Access modifiers. Variable Scope
Overloading methods and constructors
Polymorphism
Cast
Modifiers static and final
Inner classes
Inner classes
Static inner classes
Local classes
Anonymous classes
Abstract classes
Interfaces
Conclusion

Material Design – RecyclerView and CardView

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