AdMob Ads Mastery for Cross-Platform Android iOS Mobile Apps

Description

This course, prepared by INVEDION â„¢ a double mobile app prize winner, was created for people who are interested in app development and design on the practical level to be able to make money on mobile apps in the future.

We are trustworthy tutors because:

• We've won third and second places in Samsung App Challenge

• Mobile app developerd for our client won first place during Apimondia 2019 . Apimondia is the International Federation of National Beekeeping Associations, bringing together the 81 national beekeeping of the world. The organization was established at the end of the 19th century, and its first Congress took place in Brussels 122 years ago, in 1897.

• We have over 10 years of experience in mobile app development for all major platforms (Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile)

• We have 16 years of experience in the IT industry (creation of interactive websites, banners, software, promotional materials, e. g. movies, placards, business cards)

• We have excessive expertise when it comes to developing well thought-out apps with eye-catching and modern design for customers from around the world and various industries

In this video course, we'll use AIR SDK supported by Harman, a Samsung subsidiary company, in order to use Google AdMob ads in cross-platform Android and iOS mobile apps developed in Adobe Animate CC, which is a great tool as it allows developers to build multiplatform apps with the use of a single codebase.

We'll be leveraging AIR, a cross-platform runtime system developed by Adobe Systems, for building desktop applications and mobile applications, voted as the Best Mobile Application Development product at CES in 2014 and 2015, and programmed using ActionScript.

Adobe AIR is professional solution for multi platform app development used in many big project like: Angry Birds, eBay and more. You can read more about it on Wikipedia.

This course offers a step-by-step guide on how to:

• install all the necessary add-ons, extensions, and libraries for seamless learning experience,

• take advantage of Animate's UI functionality to design interactive elements of our mini app,

• program necessary interactions and functionality in object-oriented ActionScript 3,

• debug and troubleshoot the code,

• publish the app to an actual mobile device for live testing,

• setup your Google AdMob developer account,

• create banner, interstitial, and video ads, and incorporate in the app you'll be working on,

• change properties of your ads inclucing size, location, display scalability and contents,

• properly set age and content restrictions of ads

This course is suited for everyone who has an interest in Android and iOS mobile app development. No prior programming knowledge or experience is required as the course thoroughly explains the entire process from start to finish.

The only requirements are:

• Windows PC or Mac,

• Access to Adobe Animate CC, which comes with a free trial.

Who this course is for:

• This course is suited for everyone who has an interest in cross-platform Android and iOS mobile app development. People who aren't solely interested in developing mobile apps on a native level for each respective platform (Objective-C/Java), but prefer other faster and easier platforms, like Adobe Animate CC and AIR SDK, where you can reuse the source code to publish to both Android and iOS ecosystems.
• The classes were created with absolute beginners and intermidiate people in mind, thus we take our time to thorougly explain used tools, techniques, code, certain app concepts, and so on. We prefer a step by step aproach. So you don't have to worry that you won't be able to follow this course because of your lack of knowledge or experience.
• People who aren't solely interested in developing mobile apps on a native level for each respective platform (Objective-C/Java), but prefer other faster and easier platforms, like Adobe Animate CC and AIR SDK, where you can reuse the source code to publish to both Android and iOS ecosystems.