Stone River eLearning – Android App Development – Easy and Quick Programming

 You can get right in with this course and Get involved; you never know, the next must-have will be yours! Android App will be your creation!

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Stone River eLearning – Android App Development – Easy and Quick Programming

Once upon a while, iOS app developers were in high demand. The mobile world is open for business. and Android It is an exciting place to explore, and a formidable rival. App Development is moving at a rapid rate and there’s always something new and Somewhere, there is something innovative. You can get right in with this course and Get involved; you never know, the next must-have will be yours! Android App will be your creation!

Quick, Easy Programming

Make and test and run Android Apps
Learn the ins and Out of Android Studio
A solid skill set is essential for all aspects of app development
Gain practical and hands-on experience building mobile apps
Get the most recent changes in the latest version Android

Learn Android App Development from a Beginner’s Perspective

This course includes a total of 119 lectures and 9 hours worth of content. Android app hero in no time. A basic knowledge of Java programming language is required. and an interest in app development, you’ll be the perfect student.

The course s off by introducing you to all essential software you’ll need (namely, Android Studio), and The installation process will be explained to you. Once that’s done you’ll go through all of the essential Android To build a solid foundation of knowledge, you will need to learn about the components and how they work. From there, you’ll get ed with hands-Get practical knowledge from others by building your own. Android app.

You’ll demonstrate the concepts you’ve just learned and You can put your new skills to the test building an app, from start to finish. Android Preferences and more. By the time you’re finished, you’ll be a verified Android app expert.

Use of Tools

Android Studio: Android Studio is the official Interactive Development Environment (IDE) for Android app development. It’s used by all Android developers andDespite its complexity and Once you have the right background information, power is easy to grasp.

* This course was published in January 2016 and It teaches you the most current operating system and development tools available.

Incredible Android developer class. There is a lot of great material to choose from. and Programmers who are not yet in their 60s. The class covers all in’s and Out’s of developing on Android platform. A++

Mirko Cukich

This course expands on the fundamentals. and Quickly reach the advance level and It is highly recommended. Excellent teacher.
Neville Milwood

It is easy to understand. and Give the motivation to keep going and Finish the course!
Athanasia Katzouraki

The instructor is very clear and explains everything well. and He knows why he does this. It is simple to understand. This in-course project is a practical example of android development.

Mike Coville

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Course Curriculum

1.Introduction To The Course

Course Introduction (1.29)

Short Android Overview (6.23)

Final Project Demo (4:44)

2.Setting Up Your Environment

Section Introduction (0.222)

Installing Java Development Kit (3.03)

Downloading and Installing Android Studio (4:07)

Adding Sdk Tool, Packages and Platforms (6.52)

Section Conclusion (0.26)

3.The Structure Of An Android Application

Section Introduction (0.43)

Configuring New Projects P1 – Application Name, Package Name, Project Place (2:33).

Setting up New Projects P2 – Targeted Device Android SDK’s (3:33)

Configuring New Projects P3: er Activities (1:46)

Configuring New Projects P4 – Activity Customization (3.58)

Activities (4:32).

Manifest File (2.45)

File Build.gradle (5:31).

Res directory: drawable folder (3:59)

Res directory: layout folder (1:36)

Res directory: menu folder (1:31)

Res directory: values folder (3:04)

Section Recap (0.37)

4.Running & Testing Android Applications

Section Introduction (0.30).

Setting up (Physical). Android Telephone (05:12)

Setting up Emulator (7.49).

Running App Via Device or Emulator (3.51)

Android Tool Window (5.56)

Section Recap (0.20)

5. Breaking Down Android Layouts

Section Introduction (0.18)

Views & View Groups (3:42)

Introduction to Layouts Editor/Visual Designer (6:06).

Breaking Down Android Layouts (9.13).

Introduction to Widgets (7.16)

Defining Layout text with the String Resource File (2.38)

An Overview of the Brief Android Dimensions (3.04)

Create Additional Layouts Android Studio (3:55)

Section Recap (0.28)

6. Breaking Down Android Activities

Section Introduction (0.28)

The Activity Lifecycle (4.16)

Setting Layouts and Accessing UI Elements From Activity (6:27).

Create Additional Activities Android Studio (3:07)

Create Additional Activities without Android Studio (5:45)

Section Recap (0.26)

7. Breaking Down Android Intents

Section Introduction (0,20)

Intent Overview (4.53)

Creating New Activities with Intents (5.07)

Sending Data to Other Activities (4.08)

Receiving from another Activity (6:42).

Creating Implicit Intents (7.35)

Section Recap (0.21)

8.Setting up your Notebook Application

Section Introduction (0.233)

How to Create a Notebook App (4:45)

Part 1 of Breaking Down Newly Created Projects (7.38)

Part 2: Breaking Down Newly Created Projects (10:19).

Implementing the Main Activity Listfragment (9.25).

Fragment Breaking Down (9:05)

Section Recap (0.24)

9. Implementing the Main Note List

Section Introduction (0.18)

Part 1 of the Application Roadmap (1:27).

Demonstrating Simple ArrayAdapter (6.48)

Implementing Custom ArrayAdapter Part 1 – Creating Row Layout (10.35)

Implementing Custom ArrayAdapter Part II – Creating Note Data Structure (8.36)

Implementing Custom ArrayAdapter 3 – Creating NoteAdapter (9.56)

Part 4: Implementing Custom ArrayAdapter Part 3 – Finalizing and Filling Note List (8.15)

Implementing Custom ArrayAdapter Part 5 : Optimizing NoteAdapter (8:29)

Section Recap (0.21)

10.Implementing NoteViewFragment & NoteDetailActivity

Section Introduction (0.233)

Part 2: Application Roadmap (1.48)

Creating NoteDetailActivity (3.09).

ing NoteDetailActivity Via Intended (7:12).

Adding NoteViewFragment Part I : Creating the Fragment (1.07)

Creating The Layout (Part 2 of Adding NoteViewFragment) (8:22).

Adding NoteViewFragment Part3: Populating Layout with Received Note Data (8.33)

Dynamically loading NoteViewFragment (10.27).

Section Recap (0.24)

11.Implementing NoteEditFragment

Section Introduction (0.32)

Application Roadmap Part 3 (2.41)

Creating ListFragment Context Menu Part 1 : Adding Menu layout (4:58)

Creating ListFragment Context Menu Part 2 : Implementing Menu Layout (7:22)

Adding NoteEditFragment Part I : Creating the Fragment (1.19)

Adding NoteEditFragment Part II – Creating the Layout (10.09)

Part 3 of Adding NoteEditFragment: Populating Layout Using Received Data (8:15).

Dynamically Adding and ing Noteeditfragment Part I (10:55)

Dynamically Adding & ing Noteeditfragment Part II (8:10)

Section Recap (0.21)

12. Improving NoteEditFragment

Section Introduction (0.222)

Creating AlertDialog Box (9:47)

Implementing the Category Button onClickListener (5.49)

Creating AlertDialog Confirmation Box (10:32)

Implementing the Save Button OnClickListener (7.38)

OnSaveInstanceState (9.07), Retain Information About Orientation Change

Section Recap (0.36)

13. Creating new notes

Section Introduction (0.32)

Part 4 of the Application Roadmap (http://www.applicationroadmap.com/part/4/26)

Part 1: Adding a Note Item to Action Bar Part 2: Updating the Action Bar Layout (5.06).

Part 2 – Adding new Note Items to Action Bars : Receiving ActionBar Selection (5.02)

Modifying NoteEditFragment for Note Creation (6.11)

Part 1 of Fixing a New Note Bug: Sending Data to Fragments (4.51)

Part 2: Fixing a New Bug in Notes: Retrieving Data Through Fragments (6.01)

Section Recap (0.30).

14. Adding to the Database

Section Introduction (0.30).

10:56 – Creating and Defining Our Database

SQLiteOpenHelper (:41)

Reading Notes from Our Database Part 1: Implementing Database Methods (12.32)

Part 2: Reading Notes From Our Database: Using Database Methods (3.33)

Part 1: Implementing Database Techniques (7:04).

Part 2: Using Database Methods for Creating New Notes in Our Database (7.32)

Updating preexisting notes (8:11).

Deleting notes (7:15)

Section Recap (0.33)

15.Addition of Application Preferences/Settings

Section Introduction (0.32)

Part 5 of the Application Roadmap (0:54).

Layout of Preference Fragment Layout (:52)

Creating Preference Fragment & Activity (5:43)

ing & Tweaking Preference Activity / Fragment (3:46)

Retrieving Preferences (5.21)

Section Recap (0.16)

16.Course Summary

Course Recap and Next Steps (3.16)

Additional Resources (3.38)

Closing Message (0.40)

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