Build Android Apps from scratch
Android powers the majority of smartphones on the planet and a growing number of devices, from Android Wear on your wrist to Android Auto for your car.
This course is designed to teach anyone how to make a new Android app from scratch. Learn all the basics of the platform and all the skills an Android app developer needs to be successful. Discover the tools and technologies that you will use when you create Apps for Android, including Java, XML, and the Android SDK.
Android Studio provides a unified environment where you can build apps for Android phones, tablets, Android Wear, Android TV, and Android Auto. Structured code modules allow you to divide your project into units of functionality that you can independently build, test, and debug.
Android tool is the official integrated development environment that you will need to create android apps.
Making apps for Android is a lot of fun. The project we are going to work on
is a simple game that will review the basics of programming
as well as the tools and technologies you'll use to build Android apps.
Topics include:
Installing Android Studio
Exploring Android Studio user interface
Working with constraint layouts
Communicating with toasts
Coding in Java and XML
Getting a head start with starter templates
Working with emulators
Creating a project, variable, and toast
Connecting XML widgets to code
Adding images
Adding game logic with conditional statements and operators
Changing the data or design
Setup local android development environment
Create new android project
Add widgets
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I get the impression that the instructor does not have an in-depth understanding of the software. He occasionally says things that are not correct. They are usually small errors, but it makes me wonder about whether I am learning from the right person. Also, most of the videos I have watched thus far have not taught me anything useful. For example, in the video on Gradle, the instructor does not actually open or show a gradel file's contents through the entire video.
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Helen K.
I am a total beginner aged 69 - it is paced well and although it is completely new to me, I am keeping up.
Thank you.