Android Development Essential Training: 5 Storage and Databases

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Annyce Davis

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01.01-data storage on android.mp4

00:56

01.02-what you should know.mp4

00:48

01.03-following along with the course.mp4

00:56

02.01-manage storage on android.mp4

03:00

02.02-save files to internal storage.mp4

06:40

02.03-read files from internal storage.mp4

05:36

02.04-manage runtime permissions.mp4

02:24

02.05-request external storage permissions.mp4

05:37

02.06-save files to external storage.mp4

03:48

03.01-manage shared preferences with code.mp4

05:15

03.02-explore jetpack datastore.mp4

02:51

03.03-use preferences datastore to manage user settings.mp4

07:41

04.01-manage data with room.mp4

02:08

04.02-define a database with room.mp4

08:21

04.03-define sql operations in a dao.mp4

03:17

04.04-insert data with room.mp4

04:25

04.05-retrieve data with room.mp4

09:01

04.06- challenge modify data with room.mp4

02:27

04.07- solution modify data with room.mp4

01:42

05.01-next steps.mp4

01:22

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Do you want to build an application for Android? The Android Development Essential Training series teaches the basics needed to develop, design, manage, and distribute your own native Android application using the Kotlin programming language and the Android SDK. In part 5 of this course, Annyce Davis tackles storage and databases, and how you can develop apps that take advantage of a device’s storage. She shows how to use the Android file system to store and load JSON data with Moshi, how to persist data with shared preferences, and how to manage databases with Room. To close out the course, Annyce gives one last challenge to test your knowledge.

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