(Jetpack, Architecture & More)Advanced Android Bootcamp 2024
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Become a highly qualified Professional Level Android Developer by mastering most demanded Android skills of 2024!
If you are an Android Developer with some coding experience, If you want to level up your skills and become a professional level Android Developer this course is for you!
This large course is a collection of 7 advanced Android Development courses.
1) Complete Android Jetpack Masterclass
You will get a complete android jetpack masterclass from this course.
Covering all the areas such as Data Binding, View Binding, View Model, Live Data, Room, Navigation, Work Manager and Notifications.
I will tach you advanced areas like Room Migrations as well.
After learning the basics, You will be developing 6 complete, larger projects to master practical applications of the knowledge you gained. You will be able to learn how to use jetpack components with dagger and hilt, coroutines, retrofit and testing libraries. And how to integrate the with MVVM and MVVM Clean Architecture.
2) Jetpack Compose Masterclass
I will step by step tach you everything you need to know in order to start using jetpack compose in your android projects.
You will start by learning fundamentals such as modifiers, layouts and View components and creating RecyclerViews using lazy columns.
We will also cover advanced areas such as State in Jetpack Compose, remembering state before the recomposition, property delegates, How to work with Side Effects, Unidirectional Data Flow and State Hoisting, Saving the state with remember saveable and how to effectively use view models with jetpack compose.
3) Dependency Injection With Dagger and Hilt Crash Course
As section 16 of this course you will get a dependency injection with dagger crash course. And in the section 19 you will learn everything you need to learn about HILT.
We will start with very basic pure dependency injection examples.And step by step progress to more advanced areas of dagger and hilt. You will learn about application class, modules, component interfaces, constructor injection, field injection and scopes.
Not only that, you will be able to experience creating 3 larger projects using dagger/hilt as the dependency injection framework.
4) Kotlin Coroutines Masterclass
We will discuss about scopes, dispatchers, builders, suspending functions, structured concurrency, view model scope, lifecycle scope and live data builder with easy-to-understand code samples. You will also be able master Coroutine Flow fundamentals, State Flow , Shared Flow, Buffer and Collect Latest, Flow Operators and how to use flows with view models.
5) Networking With Retrofit Crash Course
I will show you how to communicate with a REST APIs using retrofit library.
You will learn how to send GET and POST request to a server, how to effectively use path and query parameters,
how to receive data from a server, logging interceptors, timeouts, converting JSON formatted data received from server to Kotlin as well as how to use coroutines with retrofit.
6) MVVM and MVVM clean architecture Masterclass
With this course you will be able to master MVVM and MVVM clean architecture with single activity multiple fragments model and single activity multiple composables model.
We will be step by step building 6 larger well architected projects with Jetpack Architecture components and other supporting libraries such as Dagger/Hilt, Coroutines and Retrofit.
7) Unit Testing With JUnit And Mockito Crash Course
You will be able to learn how to unit test android applications using JUnit and third party libraries like Mockito and Truth.
I will teach you fundamentals of android unit testing with easy to understand code samples.
We will talk about test doubles, testing view model , live data and room db components, as well as testing with mock web servers.
With over 340 lectures and more than 35 hours of video, this comprehensive course leaves no stone unturned! .
I will start by teaching you each major topic with easy to understand simple project examples . Later, we will complete larger/complex project examples applying all the things we learnt.
To improve the student engagement coding challenges(homework assignments) and quizzes have included to each chapter, as well as 6 major projects aimed to provide a clear idea about how all those components work together!
This course will teach you Advanced Android Development in a practical manner, with every lecture comes a full coding screen-cast, corresponding short notes and downloadable code samples! Learn in whatever manner is best for you!
You will get lifetime access to over 340 lectures plus corresponding code samples and notes for the lectures!
This course comes with a 30 day money back guarantee! If you are not satisfied in any way, you’ll get your money back. Plus you will keep access to the Notes and Code Samples as a thanking for trying out the course!
So what are you waiting for? Start mastering Android Jetpack, Jetpack Compose, Android Architecture Best practises, Dagger/Hilt, Kotlin Coroutines, Retrofit and Unit Testing in a way that will advance your career and increase your knowledge, all in a fun and practical way!
Who is the target audience?
· Beginners level Android Developers (with the basic knowledge of Android Development fundamentals).
· Intermediate level android developers who want to level up their skills!
Note:
During the course (in one section) to demonstrate different usages of retrofit, we will use TMDB free online REST API . You may need to provide an email address to sign up and get a free API key from them.
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7A Simple Data Binding ExampleVídeo Aula
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8BuildFeatures(new update)Texto
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9Coding Challenge 1Vídeo Aula
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10Coding Challenge 1 AnswerVídeo Aula
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11Data Binding With ObjectsVídeo Aula
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12Section Summery(Short Note)Texto
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13Frequently Asked Questions.Texto
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14Practical Applications Of Data BindingTexto
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15Why Do We Need A View Model?Vídeo Aula
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16A Simple View Model ExampleVídeo Aula
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17How To Add Dependencies To Android Studio's New GradleVídeo Aula
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18Coding Challenge 1Vídeo Aula
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19Coding Challenge 1 AnswerVídeo Aula
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20When is the ViewModel's onCleared() called?Texto
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21Inheritance from an interface with '@JvmDefault' members Error.Texto
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22View Model FactoryVídeo Aula
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23New way to get an instance of ViewModel.Texto
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24Section Summery(Short Note)Texto
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25Frequently Asked Questions.Texto
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39Introduction To Navigation Architecture ComponentVídeo Aula
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40Project SetUpVídeo Aula
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41Navigation GraphVídeo Aula
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42Navigation Host FragmentVídeo Aula
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43Navigation DestinationsVídeo Aula
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44Navigation ActionsVídeo Aula
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45Transforming Data Between DestinationsVídeo Aula
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46Animations For ActionsVídeo Aula
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47Coding Challenge 1Vídeo Aula
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48Coding Challenge 1 :SolutionVídeo Aula
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51IntroductionVídeo Aula
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52Importance of Asynchronous ProgrammingVídeo Aula
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53Our First CoroutineVídeo Aula
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54Scopes, Dispatchers & BuildersVídeo Aula
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55Coding Challenge 1Vídeo Aula
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56Coding Challenge 1 :SolutionVídeo Aula
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57Switch The Thread Of A CoroutineVídeo Aula
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58How to fix the Error occured with coroutines version 1.3.7Texto
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59Suspending FunctionsVídeo Aula
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60Async & AwaitVídeo Aula
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61Unstructured ConcurrencyVídeo Aula
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62Structured ConcurrencyVídeo Aula
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63View Model ScopeVídeo Aula
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64Life Cycle ScopeVídeo Aula
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65LifecycleScope.launchWhenCreated { } is deprecated.Texto
Recently Android Studio has deprecated lifecycleScope.launchWhenCreated { } .
It has been replaced with the repeatOnLifecycle API for more precise control over coroutine execution based on the lifecycle state.
We can achieve similar behavior using repeatOnLifecycle with Lifecycle.State.CREATED like this:
lifecycleScope.launch {
repeatOnLifecycle(Lifecycle.State.CREATED) {
// Your code here
}
}
This new approach gives us better control and clarity on when the coroutine should start and stop based on the lifecycle state.
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66Live Data BuilderVídeo Aula
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67Coroutines FlowsTexto
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68When to use different coroutinesTexto
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69Practical Applications(Project Examples) of Coroutines.Texto
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70IntroductionVídeo Aula
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71Project SetUpVídeo Aula
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72Room Entity ClassesVídeo Aula
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73Data Access Object Interface(DAO)Vídeo Aula
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74Room Database ClassVídeo Aula
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75Repository In MVVMVídeo Aula
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76Design The ViewVídeo Aula
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77Create A ViewModelVídeo Aula
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78Implementing CRUD Functionalities : Part 1Vídeo Aula
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79Implementing CRUD Functionalities : Part 2Vídeo Aula
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80Implementing CRUD Functionalities : Part 3Vídeo Aula
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81Displaying Toast Messages With ViewModel and LiveDataVídeo Aula
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82Verification With Returned Values From DatabaseVídeo Aula
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83User Input ValidationsVídeo Aula
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84More Efficient RecyclerViewVídeo Aula
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85Working With Room Short NoteTexto
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86MVVM Architecture For Android Development Short NoteTexto
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87Flow Instead Of LiveDataTexto