Android Development Essential Training: App Architecture with Kotlin

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David Gassner

1:59:43

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01 - Introduction

01 - Build robust apps with Android app architecture.mp4

01:13

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:46

03 - Review the starting app.mp4

03:32

02 - 1. Handle and Manage Lifecycle Events

01 - Explore the activity lifecycle.mp4

05:41

02 - Trace lifecycle events with Logcat.mp4

05:23

03 - Handle events with LifecycleObserver.mp4

04:46

03 - 2. Manage View Objects at Runtime

01 - Work with synthetic view bindings.mp4

05:10

02 - Get view references with findViewById().mp4

04:53

03 - Handle view events with lambdas.mp4

05:26

04 - Create companion object functions.mp4

06:16

05 - Update display from new data.mp4

04:47

06 - Restore state after orientation change.mp4

07:10

07 - Add a ViewModel to an activity.mp4

04:43

08 - Subscribe to changes in LiveData values.mp4

07:57

04 - 3. Manage Navigation

01 - Add a new launcher activity.mp4

03:52

02 - Start activities with explicit intents.mp4

06:45

03 - Display a Share button on the toolbar.mp4

04:13

04 - Share data with implicit intents.mp4

05:32

05 - Finish an activity with an up button.mp4

02:28

05 - 4. Work with Navigation Menus

01 - Define an options menu with XML.mp4

05:18

02 - Add a navigation drawer to a layout.mp4

05:10

03 - Add icon graphics to menu items.mp4

02:07

04 - Add a header to a navigation drawer.mp4

05:06

05 - Handle navigation drawer menu events.mp4

04:49

06 - Add a navigation toggle button.mp4

04:52

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:48

Description

The Android app architecture constantly evolves. The introduction of the Kotlin programming language, new form factors such as Chromebooks, and reusable architecture components have made it faster and easier than ever to build high-quality Android apps. It is imperative that developers understand what the latest tools and recommendations are and how to use them to build out their applications. In this course, instructor David Gassner explains how to build an Android app that uses Kotlin instead of Java, add navigation functionality, and leverage the most useful architecture components such as LifecycleObserver, ViewModel, and LiveData, to create apps that are robust and easy to maintain over time.

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