Bringing Your Android App Idea to Life: Full Development Process

About Course

This course is perfect for anyone looking to add a polished application to their portfolio and gain insight into developing commercial products for Android OS. Before diving into the app development, we’ll choose the right architecture to ensure the project is both scalable and easy to maintain. This approach will allow you to create a unique app without the need for major code changes or complete rewrites, giving you the flexibility to innovate with ease.

Develop your own application from start to finish. Understand and apply UI design patterns. Implement UI designs in your apps. Work with XML and adapt UIs for different screens. Select and implement application architecture. Manage databases effectively. Use Figma for UI design and prototyping. Implement device geolocation features. Utilize the Room library for database management. Work with RxJava3 for reactive programming. Integrate Retrofit 2 for networking. Scale applications and fix bugs efficiently.

Course Content

Introduction and preparation for work
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Introduction
Working with the course
Necessary materials
Preparation for work
Terminology
About Android OS

UX/UI theory and development
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Project implementation. Main screen.
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UI, part 1. Transferring the interface from Figma to XML.
UI, part 2. Completing the interface.
Test your knowledge of creating a user interface using XML.
RecyclerView. Part 1. RecyclerView operation and adapters implementation
RecyclerView. Part 2. RecyclerView operation and adapters implementation
Test your knowledge of RecyclerView
Geo services. Let’s learn how to work with geolocation.
Consolidating knowledge about geolocation
Presenter. Its role and implementation.
Let’s remember what moxy is and what it is eaten with.
The very first launch of the application.
Retrofit2 and understanding of working with the weather service API.
Let’s implement Retrofit2 in our project.
Retrofit2 and the Internet. Let’s gain a foothold.
RxJava3. This is what our entire project depends on.
We implement RxJava3 in our project.
Let’s check ourselves and remember RxJava3
Finishing up the main screen
Room. We cache and save.
Room library test

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction and preparation for work content

Introduction

Working with the course

Necessary materials

Preparation for work

Terminology

About Android OS

UX/UI theory and development content

UI/UX – what is it and what does the user have to do with it.

Fragmentation and XML. Size matters.

Application architecture. You can’t build a house if you don’t know how to lay bricks.

Creating a UI in Figma. We save time and simplify life.

Introducing AndroidStudio and a bit of XML

Project implementation. Main screen. content

UI, part 1. Transferring the interface from Figma to XML.

UI, part 2. Completing the interface.

Test your knowledge of creating a user interface using XML.

RecyclerView. Part 1. RecyclerView operation and adapters implementation

RecyclerView. Part 2. RecyclerView operation and adapters implementation

Test your knowledge of RecyclerView

Geo services. Let’s learn how to work with geolocation.

Consolidating knowledge about geolocation

Presenter. Its role and implementation.

Let’s remember what moxy is and what it is eaten with.

The very first launch of the application.

Retrofit2 and understanding of working with the weather service API.

Let’s implement Retrofit2 in our project.

Retrofit2 and the Internet. Let’s gain a foothold.

RxJava3. This is what our entire project depends on.

We implement RxJava3 in our project.

Let’s check ourselves and remember RxJava3

Finishing up the main screen

Room. We cache and save.

Room library test

Project implementation. City search screen. content

Less words, more code. We save time and deal with everything at once.

Let’s check ourselves. Second screen.

Project implementation. Application settings screen. content

Still few words and even more code. We focus exclusively on the new.

Let’s go through the key points of creating the settings screen.

We are finalizing the entire project and localizing it into two languages. content

Finishing touches and localization

We fix bugs. content

Fixing bugs.

Quick links

Resources

Support

Introduction and preparation for work
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UX/UI theory and development
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Project implementation. Main screen.
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Project implementation. City search screen.
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Project implementation. Application settings screen.
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We are finalizing the entire project and localizing it into two languages.
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We fix bugs.
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