Android Studio Essential Training

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David Gassner

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[1] Introduction

[1] Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA.mp4

01:57

[2] What you should know.mp4

01:52

[2] 1. Getting Started

[1] Know your system requirements.mp4

02:09

[2] Install Android Studio.mp4

02:15

[3] Set up the Android SDK.mp4

02:25

[4] Manage Android Studio updates.mp4

03:46

[5] Update the Android SDK and tools.mp4

02:26

[6] Create an Android Studio project.mp4

05:14

[7] Explore a projects file structure.mp4

04:01

[8] Import sample apps.mp4

02:59

[3] 2. Get Ready to Develop Apps

[1] Configure Android Studio.mp4

04:15

[2] Update Intel HAXM software.mp4

01:47

[3] Create virtual devices for app testing.mp4

05:59

[4] Build and launch apps on Android devices.mp4

02:28

[4] 3. Use Software Version Control

[1] Connect Android Studio to a GitHub account.mp4

02:16

[2] Share an Android project on GitHub.mp4

03:55

[3] Commit and push source code changes.mp4

03:31

[4] Manage development branches with Git.mp4

05:09

[5] Clone a GitHub repository.mp4

03:06

[5] 4. Explore the User Interface

[1] Use Android Studio tool windows.mp4

02:24

[2] Use menus and toolbars.mp4

02:44

[3] Customize keyboard shortcuts.mp4

02:15

[4] Search for files and code.mp4

03:00

[6] 5. Manage Project Builds and Dependencies

[1] Add external libraries with dependencies.mp4

03:41

[2] Manage dependency version variables.mp4

02:51

[3] Explore the Project Structure dialog.mp4

03:30

[4] Build app bundles for Google Play.mp4

04:30

[5] Define and manage build variants.mp4

04:42

[7] 6. Create and Edit Code Files

[1] Create new Kotlin and Java code files.mp4

04:17

[2] Edit code files in the editor window.mp4

03:40

[3] Rename, move, and extract code.mp4

04:10

[4] Create and use live templates.mp4

04:09

[5] Edit layouts with design and text mode.mp4

04:51

[6] Convert Java code to Kotlin.mp4

05:07

[8] 7. Analyze and Debug Your Code

[1] Analyze and fix code problems.mp4

03:24

[2] Apply changes to running apps.mp4

03:50

[3] Filter and search logcat messages.mp4

04:03

[4] Use breakpoints and watch expressions.mp4

03:27

[5] Inspect an apps database contents.mp4

04:26

[6] Profile resource usage at runtime.mp4

04:40

[9] 8. Manage Image Files

[1] Create launcher icon.mp4

03:05

[2] Create vector image assets.mp4

03:30

[3] Animate objects with MotionLayout.mp4

06:16

[10] 9. Develop with Jetpack Compose

[1] Create an app with Jetpack Compose.mp4

03:13

[2] Explore sample Jetpack Compose apps.mp4

02:51

[11] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:58

Description

Software developers who want to build Android apps need Android Studio—the official Google IDE. Android Studio is based on IntelliJ IDEA and contains the same great coding and debugging features plus lots of tools that are unique to Android development: Layout editors, resource managers, virtual device support, and more. In this course, instructor David Gassner introduces Android Studio. He helps you set up your environment and your first project and provides handy shortcuts for writing and debugging code. David also shows how to add version control and share projects on GitHub, manage project dependencies, use activity and code templates, and work with Google’s preferred programming language for Android development, Kotlin. Lastly, he covers developing with Jetpack Compose, a new library that lets you build an app’s interface completely in Kotlin. By the end of the course, you should be able to use Android Studio to become a faster, even more efficient developer.

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