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Course Overview
Develop Android apps in Kotlin and publish it to Play Store
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Building Android apps using Java requires a lot of boilerplate and ceremonial code. Do you want to build apps in Android in an easy and effective way? Move to Kotlin a first class language for Android apps. It has made the life of developers quite easy.
This course will get you acquainted with Kotlin and build effective Android applications. The course teaches you in creating an Android app using Kotlin-Android extension plugin easily. Next, you will see how to use features of Kotlin like Object Oriented features, Companion Objects , Kotlin classes, to implement them in your android application. Finally, the course teaches you how to style your application and publish it to the Google Play Store and make it available to the world.
By the end of the course you will learn to use Kotlin for developing your Android Application in a easy and effective way.
What you'll learn?
Build Android apps using Kotlin Programming Language
Explore the basic functionality of how an Android app works using Kotlin
Use Android APIs such as save data permanently and implement Navigation Drawer
Implement Lists using RecyclerView and learn about Kotlin classes
Utilize the Power of Kotlin in an Android app
Style your app for an enhanced user experience
Publish your app to Google Play Store
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 27 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started with Android Apps using Kotlin
- Section 2 Exploring Android App Structure in Depth
- Section 3 Implementing Lists and Kotlin Classes
- Section 4 Leverage the Power of Kotlin
- Section 5 Finishing Touches and Styling Our App
- Section 6 Publish Your App to Google Play Store
What You’ll Learn
- Build Your First Mobile App with Kotlin
- Explore the basic functionality of how an Android app works using Kotlin
- Use Android APIs such as save data permanently and implement Navigation Drawer
- Implement Lists using RecyclerView and learn about Kotlin Data classes
- Utilize the Power of Kotlin in an Android app such as Extension Functions, Lambda expressions, Default Params, Null Safety Operators and a lot more.
- Style your app for an enhanced user experience
- Learn to localise String resources, colors and themes of your app.
- Publish your app to Google Play Store by preparing Store listing and Exporting APK
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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MMarcel Berkien
The teacher teaches well, and tries to explain while going. Having said that, this training is NOT for the absolute beginner, due to the complexities of Android and Kotlin programming paradigm. I learned a lot, but also had to look up a couple of things to actually get it. Thank you very much for this effort.
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MMatthew Athey
Simple app to understand and follow. Lecturer would implement one way then back track to implement in a better way. This was good for explaining the inner components but was slightly confusing and could have saved time by doing it "right" originally. Overall a great introduction course to using kotlin for Android applications.
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SSubba Reddy
The explanantion in this course is very nice and very much helpfull but there some topics is missed in this tutorial 1. Life cycle of application 2. Life cycle of activity and Item 3. There is not much designing concepts like how we scroll more content, web views etc... 4. Should have explained How to call API 5. Should have include how to use local database 6. I can not see much information about Kotlin here like how to use conditional operators, using call backs, protocols etc.., If possible can please update this course with updated topics. Thank you.
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CClinton Jude Noronha
Good for beginners but the instructor could've explain the Recyclerview better. I'm in section 4 and I liked the course so far. The are few changes in the newer version of Android Studio but you can figure it out by yourself with a little help from the internet.