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The official language for Android development is Java. Large parts of Android are written in Java and its APIs are designed to be called primarily from Java. It is possible to develop C and C++ app using the Android Native Development Kit (NDK), however it isn't something that Google promotes .
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What You'll Learn
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Create Android applications using Java programming language and Android SDK tools for mobile development
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Design user interfaces with XML layouts, views, and widgets for Android apps
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Implement Android app features such as notifications, sensors, and multimedia integration effectively
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Utilize Android Studio for debugging, testing, and deploying Android applications efficiently
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Manage app data using SQLite databases, shared preferences, and content providers in Android
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Apply best practices for Android app security, permissions, and user privacy compliance
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Optimize Android app performance through efficient coding, memory management, and resource handling
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Integrate third-party APIs and libraries to enhance Android app functionality and user experience
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Develop responsive Android apps compatible with various device sizes and screen resolutions
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Implement multi-threading and asynchronous programming for smooth Android app performance
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Use version control systems like Git for collaborative Android app development and code management
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Create and manage Android app project structures, manifests, and build configurations
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Implement localization and internationalization features in Android apps for global reach
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Apply testing frameworks and techniques to ensure Android app quality and bug-free performance
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Publish Android apps on Google Play Store with proper app store optimization (ASO) strategies
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Troubleshoot common Android development issues using logs, debugging tools, and community resources
Course Content
164 Lessons • 2 h 48 m total
Welcome to Developing Android Apps
Introducing Your Instructors
Introducing Project Sunshine
05 Course Goals and Prerequisites
06 Introducing More Sunshine
09 Select a Minimum and Target SDK
10 Select a Target SDK
11 Select a Target SDK Solution
12 Finish Creating a New Project
13 Launch Sunshine and Create an AVD
14 Android Software Stack and Gradle
15 Debugging with a Physical Device
16 Launching on a Device
17 Start to Build the App
18 Create a User Interface
19 UI Element Quiz
20 Add ListItem XML
21 Add ListItem XML
22 Introducing Responsive Design2
23 Why AbsoluteLayout Is Evil 01
24 Responsive Design Thinking
25 Layout Managers
26 ScrollViews vs ListViews
27 Scroll Views vs ListViews
28 ListView and Recycling
29 Add ListView to layout
30 Add ListView to layout
31 Create Some Fake Data
32 Create Some Fake Data
33 Adapters
34 Initialize the Adapter
35 Initialize the Adapter Solution
36 Finding Views findViewById
37 Finding Views findViewById
38 Great Work
39 Lesson One Recap
40 Storytime Android Platform
01 Introduction
02 Review Data Provided by Open Weather Map
03 Try Out Web Queries
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Developing Android Apps Course Description
The official language for Android development is Java. Large parts of Android are written in Java and its APIs are designed to be called primarily from Java. It is possible to develop C and C++ app using the Android Native Development Kit (NDK), however it isn't something that Google promotes .
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