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Android Clean Architecture:MVVM, Jetpack components + Kotlin

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  • Updated 12/2022
4.6
(167 Ratings)
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
3 Hour(s) 13 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Renaro Santos
Rating
4.6
(167 Ratings)
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Course Overview

Android Clean Architecture:MVVM, Jetpack components + Kotlin

The market best practices while building an e-commerce app. A guide of how to create a clean and testable codebase.

At this point you probably already know how to build an app, but are you confident that you are following the market best practices? How would your app perform with millions of users? How clean and testable is your codebase?

Those questions were asked in many interviews during my 8+ years of experience in Android, and you not only need to know what to answer but also how to build it.

In this course you will learn all that while building an e-commerce app. This app will consist of a list of products and a product details screen, where we will fetch the data from an API call and we will also save some data locally in the device.

We will talk about the layers of the Clean Architecture and start building our app by the View layer. Then we will talk a lot about Coroutines, Lifecycle, Scope, Dispatchers and ViewModel, and how we will use those concepts to asynchronously fetch data in combination with Retrofit. The communication between the Model/Business layer and the View will be implemented using the concept of ViewState and LiveData, we will also navigate and pass data between screens using the Navigation Component. We will also talk about the SOLID principles and implement a Dependency Injection library. At  the end, we will save data in a Database using Room and talk about Error Handling.

Let's not forget about Testing, we will be writing test for all parts of our app.

During this course you will be coding the whole time and we will see improvements being made in our app in every section.

This is the moment for you to get that dream job, a promotion or build a maintainable app with quality code.


For every lecture, there will be a specific branch for that, for example lecture-4, lecture-5, and so forth.

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Course Content

  • 5 section(s)
  • 21 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Course introduction
  • Section 2 View Layer
  • Section 3 SOLID + Clean Architecture
  • Section 4 Domain + Repository Layer
  • Section 5 Testing good practices + error handling

What You’ll Learn

  • Learn MVVM architecture, proposed architecture by Google to build clean and testable codebase.
  • Get to know the market good practices, the best practices tech industries are using nowadays.
  • Understand the Design Principles, be able to use and implement the SOLID principles.
  • Jetpack components, Live Data, Room, Navigation Components and more.
  • Write tests. Writing unit tests and handling async operations.


Reviews

  • R
    Ravi Prakash
    5.0

    Properly explained course and Practically explained

  • w
    walid ayari
    5.0

    Excellent tutorial! Very clear and easy to follow.

  • D
    Doğan Şengül
    5.0

    He explain clean architecture and MVVM the best way. Simple

  • T
    Tiago Ferreira Sutter
    5.0

    The course is very good, it gets you to know the topics really quickly and encourages you to practice. It's not a "follow along and code the whole application" style course, which is really good because the instructor can focus on what really matters instead of implementations details that you could just find on the internet. That said, for those who are looking for a "line by line follow along" or are not ready for this type of focused course the content might be hard to follow. I feel like the course will better suit those who are already used to making changes in a codebase while quickly jumping through known files.

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