The Art of Doing: Dive Into Android Development with Kotlin

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Michael Eramo

17:14:37

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01.01-course preview.mp4

08:27

01.02-installation and introduction.mp4

09:28

01.03-creating a project.mp4

07:26

01.04-using a virtual device.mp4

11:22

01.05-using a physical device.mp4

05:13

01.06-links to resources used.mp4

03:08

02.01-exploring android studio.mp4

11:07

02.02-exploring the manifest.mp4

11:08

02.03-exploring the main activity.mp4

07:42

02.04-exploring the layout.mp4

11:08

02.05-exploring lifecycle methods.mp4

12:17

03.01-linear layout basics view width height sizing and spacing.mp4

11:38

03.02-linear layout basics nested layouts and layout weight.mp4

10:22

03.03-a quick note about minimum sdk targets.mp4

07:36

04.01-motivate me app preview.mp4

01:10

04.02-building our layout part 1.mp4

21:25

04.03-building our layout part 2.mp4

07:28

04.04-writing our main activity part 1.mp4

15:07

04.05-writing our main activity part 2.mp4

09:06

04.06-writing our main activity part 3.mp4

09:46

04.07-writing our main activity part 4.mp4

06:16

05.01-counter app preview.mp4

01:01

05.02-building our layout part 1.mp4

12:17

05.03-building our layout part 2.mp4

16:17

05.04-building our layout part 3.mp4

09:37

05.05-writing our main activity part 1.mp4

11:51

05.06-writing our main activity part 2.mp4

14:55

05.07-writing our main activity part 3.mp4

10:00

06.01-constraint layout basics 1.mp4

07:35

06.02-constraint layout basics 2.mp4

09:52

06.03-constraint layout basics 3.mp4

08:15

07.01-coin flip app preview.mp4

01:37

07.02-building our layout part 1.mp4

21:32

07.03-building our layout part 2.mp4

18:06

07.04-building our layout part 3.mp4

09:50

07.05-writing our main activity part 1.mp4

15:01

07.06-writing our main activity part 2.mp4

17:44

07.07-writing our main activity part 3.mp4

16:54

08.01-diaper tracker app preview.mp4

01:37

08.02-building our layout part 1.mp4

21:33

08.03-building our layout part 2.mp4

12:15

08.04-building our layout part 3.mp4

11:24

08.05-writing our main activity part 1.mp4

17:28

08.06-writing our main activity part 2.mp4

10:12

09.01-shortcomings of our app.mp4

06:08

09.02-onsaveinstancestate.mp4

18:02

09.03-shortcomings of onsaveinstancestate and solutions.mp4

06:14

10.01-why use bindings.mp4

05:31

10.02-motivate me with view binding part 1.mp4

12:30

10.03-motivate me with view binding part 2.mp4

09:21

10.04-counter app with view binding part 1.mp4

14:31

10.05-counter app with view binding part 2.mp4

12:05

11.01-coin flip with data binding part 1.mp4

14:43

11.02-coin flip with data binding part 2.mp4

14:54

11.03-coin flip with data binding part 3.mp4

16:17

11.04-diaper tracker with data binding part 1.mp4

11:42

11.05-diaper tracker with data binding part 2.mp4

12:32

12.01-what is a fragment.mp4

20:05

12.02-setting up multiple fragments.mp4

18:47

12.03-enabling the navigation library.mp4

10:10

12.04-triggering navigation actions.mp4

06:03

12.05-passing data to fragments with safe args.mp4

19:52

13.01-score keeper app preview.mp4

01:55

13.02-building our layout part 1.mp4

15:21

13.03-building our layout part 2.mp4

23:42

13.04-building our layout part 3.mp4

19:22

13.05-building our layout part 4.mp4

11:37

13.06-writing our kotlin part 1.mp4

17:33

13.07-writing our kotlin part 2.mp4

15:45

13.08-writing our kotlin part 3.mp4

15:44

14.01-what is a view model.mp4

15:04

14.02-putting data in a view model.mp4

18:21

14.03-using live data and observers.mp4

18:06

14.04-encapsulating live data.mp4

07:16

14.05-data binding live data.mp4

09:13

14.06-view model factories.mp4

25:51

14.07-wrapping up.mp4

08:45

15.01-click the app preview.mp4

01:40

15.02-click the app part 1.mp4

22:16

15.03-click the app part 2.mp4

26:59

15.04-click the app part 3.mp4

17:26

15.05-click the app part 4.mp4

19:42

15.06-click the app part 5.mp4

16:06

16.01-thank you for completing this course.mp4

02:13

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Description

The Art of Doing: Dive into Android development with Kotlin is a course that takes the time to lay a foundation and build upon it. We won’t just get Android Studio installed and rush through all it does for us in creating a project. Instead, we will walk through each file created and the given starter code, so you feel like you are in control of the applications you are writing! We’ll continue on this trend of fully explaining and gaining a mastery level of understanding of concepts as we explore various views, layout styles, view and data binding, fragments and navigation, and lastly MVVM architecture.

In this course, we will walk through, step by step, how to design the layout and the functionality of unique, engaging, and purposeful apps. Together, we will work through 15 sections of this course. Each section will highlight concepts and ideas, explaining every step along the way and answering any questions you might have.

By the end of this course, you will be coming up with your own app ideas and feel confident enough in your abilities to create them.

The complete code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/The-Art-of-Doing-Dive-Into-Android-Development-with-Kotlin

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Michael Eramo is a life-long learner, a self-taught programmer, and an experienced educator. He holds official bachelor’s degrees in music, education, and physics and a master’s in mathematics. He is also a Microsoft certified software developer. He has years of experience as a high school physics teacher, computer science teacher, and college mathematics teacher. He is a part of the New York State Master-Teacher Program, a network of more than 800 outstanding public-school teachers throughout the state who share a passion for STEM learning and for collaborating with colleagues to inspire the next generation of STEM leaders.

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