Android N: From Beginner to Paid Professional
- Self-paced with Life Time Access
- Certificate on Completion
- Access on Android and iOS App
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Android: From Beginner to Paid Professional
Learn to code the Devslopes way. At Devslopes we teach you the platform and the underlying coding principles. We believe in building engineers and not copy-and-paste students. You can get started with no experience or with lots of coding experience.
Learn everything you need to know to have professional Android development skills.
Why This Course?
Devslopes first flagship course iOS 9 & Swift: From Beginner to Paid Professional took the world by storm and is the most effective course on iOS development on the Internet with thousands of 5 star reviews and tons of success stories.
Using that same formula for success we have brought you the even better Android course.
- Learn to code how the PROs code - not just copy and paste
- Learn the latest Android APIs and services - we don't teach old junk
- SUPER FUN - You will laugh and have fun while learning
- Beautiful Apps - We don't build trash - you'll create amazing real-world apps
- Zero Experience needed to start
- Build Real Projects - You'll get to build projects that help you retain what you've learned
- Live Help - I've brought on a bunch of Teacher's Aides who are always available to help in our online chatroom
How Long Will This Take?
This course with all of its exercises should take you a good 6 weeks if you spend 1-2 hours on it every day.
How Is The Course Structured?
You start by learning how to code with Java. Then you start building some simpler apps and move on to more complex fully-functional apps. You build projects in-between that allow you to stretch and grow using the principles you just learned, but without copying and pasting code.
What Do I Get?
- Tons of amazing Android learning content
- 10 FREE App Asset Packs (Worth thousands of dollars)
- Live support in our online chatroom
- Certificate of completion (when completed)
- Potential for a whole new career / lifestyle
Who is the target audience?
- This course is for absolute beginners with no coding experience AND it is for existing programmers who want to learn Android
- This course is NOT for veteran Android developers
- Must have PC with Windows 8+ OR macOS OR Linux/Ubuntu
- Recommend having an actual Android device but it is not required
- Build Android Marshmallow apps
- Apply for Jr. Android app development jobs
- Program and code with Java
- Implement Object Oriented Programming with Java and Android
Learn how to install Android Studio for Android Marshmallow development. You'll also learn about which APIs to target and download files for.
Windows 10 comes in both 32 bit and 64 bit versions and, therefore, you could still need the x86 version on Windows 10.
Important note: x86-based AVDs (including the standard Nexus 5 emulator) won't work on AMD-based systems. This is a non-issue for Macs as they are all Intel-based systems. The workaround is to use an ARM-based emulator image or use GenyMotion instead.
If you like my white custom Android Studio theme then here are the instructions to install it
Using version control for Android development is crucial. You will learn what version control is and why it is important.
Learn the differences between Github and Bitbucket so you can choose where to store your Android source code
Learn the differences between local and remote repositories so you can properly manage your Android source code
Learn how to deal with nasty merge conflicts in Git for your Android projects
Learn how to create a Java module to test our code in preparation for developing Android apps
I talk about how these lessons on Java and programming are structured so you can get ready to build Android apps
Learn how computers work in the sense of applications and programming languages so you can be a better Android programmer
Learn how to work with Strings in Java - a foundational concept for Android development
Learn how to work with Ints, doubles, floats and longs and how to perform math operations in Java for Android development
Learn how to work with functions and methods in Java for Android
Learn how to work with conditional logic in Java for Android development
Arrays are one of the fundamental data structures you must learn in order to become proficient in Android development
Create an Android Studio project and change the app theme
How to support multiple screen dimensions in Android
Learn about layouts and widgets in Android
Learn how to use dp and how to manage multiple Android layouts
How to debug Android apps using Android Monitor
How to respond to button actions with OnClickListeners on Android
Write some code login in your calculator Android app
Learn the importance of the Android Activity Lifecycle so you can know how to respond to events
Custom drawables and rounded corners on Android layouts
Learn how to create and use drawables in tandem with background colors on Android
Learn how to set up OnClickListeners on any widget, not just a Button in your Android apps
Complete this Exercise to enhance your Android development skills
Learn how to work with Android Fragments for both older and new devices
In this video you will continue to master your skills in working with drawables, graphics, and layouts on Android
Learn which fragments to use and when to use them. Also learn how to use the Fragment Manager on Android
How to load fragments from within fragments on Android
Build out the rest of the HeroMe app to enhance your Android development skills
Understand object oriented programming and learn how to use classes in Java for Android
Learn how to use inheritance in object oriented programming for Java in Android
Learn about polymorphism in object oriented programming for Java in Android
Learn of the importance of data hiding and data encapsulation in object oriented programming in Java for Android
Learn how to design and plan out your architecture prior to building Android app
Set up your Android project and prep your fragment
We start building the Recycler View Adapters and View Holders - core components needed for Android apps with data
Learn how to build your own data model and data services and also learn how to work with Android fragments that don't take up the whole screen
We'll design out our cards and then show how to pass data into them via the view holders on your Android app
Learn how to set on click listeners on your cards and how to load a full screen fragment from within a view holder
You are going to build out the details screen of Dev Radio and use another Recycler View. You'll also learn some new Android things
We create a template maps project and talk about how we are going to construct this Android maps app
Learn how to work with Google Maps on fragments for your Android apps
We build the UI for the search bar using Android CardView
Learn how to use the official Google Play Services with the Location API for Android
Learn how to drop markers on the map for the user's current location on Android
Learn how to use Geocoding to convert GPS coordinates to a zip code for your Android app
Learn how to hide and show fragments and show a RecyclerView over the map on Android
Learn how to show a recycler view over a map view on Android
We create a template Maps project and talk about the benefit of using templates on Android
We set up the tab layout and create fragments for each tab
Learn about full screen activities and percentage relative layouts in Android
Learn how to use Cursors to retrieve multi-media on Android devices
Learn of the benefits and downsides of working with adapters and view holders in the same file
Learn how to take a file path and grab an image and decode it into a Bitmap in Android
Learn how to work with background threads and UI threads in Android
Learn all about REST and HTTP so your Android apps can receive and post information to APIs
We create our Android project and then sign up for a free weather API service
Learn how to install Volley on Android from a Github repo
Learn how to pass user geo coordinates up to the API to get real time weather data in the Android app
Learn how to parse JSON in our Android app so we can use it for the UI
We build out the UI in preparation for putting data in it from the server on our Android app
In this Android lesson we take the data from the server and display it in the UI
Learn how to show data from a server in a RecyclerView in Android
Learn how to create your own Android app/launcher icon in Sketch 3
