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Udemy - Android development - from zero to mastery
Udemy - Android development - from zero to mastery

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Description

My name is YouRa Allakhverdov, I graduated Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute with a degree in ‘System Programming’ in 2006 and the last few years I have been developing mobile and web applications, as well as teaching programming.

The profession of developer has opened up great opportunities for me and I will be happy to help you become a software developer.

Do you want to increase your income as an Android developer? Maybe you have a lot of ideas for applications, but don’t know where to start? Or are you looking for the Android and Java developer career that will finally give you the freedom and flexibility you were looking for?

There are a lot of good courses on Udemy about Android development, but I've found out that most of them aren't up to date. Technologies are developing fast, and I've decides to create course with up to date information and API.

Welcome to the ‘Android development - from zero to mastery' course!

This course is suitable for everyone - both for those who want to become a professional in the development of Android applications, and for those who just want to do it as a hobby and make good money on it - no programming experience is required.

We will study and analyze in detail all the wisdom of Android development, necessary to start a career.

If you want to

- learn how to create any Android application

- place your application on Google Play and earn money on it

- become a professional Android developer, start your career on any freelance platform and work from anywhere in the world

- change profession to one of the most popular in the modern world

then you have chosen the right direction!

Are you ready for the future?

There are many career opportunities in the IT industry. But one of the areas that has grown significantly lately is the development of mobile applications.

Mobile devices are everywhere - two-thirds of the world's population are connected by mobile devices. This is more than 5 billion unique mobile subscribers. This means that using mobile apps for everything from shopping to travel, scheduling appointments, design, playing video games and much more - on a mobile device - has become commonplace.

As a result, the need for mobile app developers has grown and will continue to grow over time. Startups are also creating great demand for mobile app developers, and many of these startups are willing to pay very competitive salaries to worthy candidates. Many startups are already switching only to mobile applications without a web environment; in a sense, the revolution in computing devices that we saw two decades ago is now taking place on the mobile front.

What does it mean to be a mobile app developer?

With the necessary qualifications and experience, a career in application development boasts an annual salary range from 89,000 to 125,000 US dollars. Of course, this will depend on your employer, as well as how many years you have been working.

Like your salary, your responsibilities will depend on the employer, on how much experience you have in developing applications, as well as on the platform or OS for which you are developing applications.

Demand for new and innovative mobile applications continues to grow. Because of this rapid growth, you have many opportunities to work both in the company and on a freelance basis. Finding the right position that matches your specific skills, now or in the future, will not be a difficult task, which means that a career in developing mobile applications is a good, stable choice for your future.

According to many IT recruiters and managers, the demand for mobile application developers far exceeds the supply at the moment. It is expected that in the coming years the market for mobile application developers will grow significantly.

The 'Android development - from zero to mastery ’ course will give you the foundation you need to start a successful career in this area.

Thank you for your time and reading to this place. I appreciate the time! I also hope that you appreciate it, so I want to tell you - do not wait until tomorrow. Peace and life moves fast. And I know that you have ideas to share with the world by publishing your application on Google Play.

Programming can really help you achieve your dream.

So click to register today, and join me in this exciting adventure today!

Who this course is for:
  • This course is suitable for everyone - both for those who want to become a professional in the development of Android applications, and for those who just want to do this as a hobby and make money on it - no programming experience is required

Course content

  • Course overview
    • Course introduction
    • Let's get acquainted!
  • Android Studio
    • Introduction
    • Android Studio installation. Windows
    • Android Studio installation. Mac
    • Install Android Studio. Troubleshooting.
    • Note to "Android Studio review" lecture
    • Android Studio review
    • Run app on the emulator
    • Run app on the phone
    • Run app on the phone
  • XML layout. TextView and ImageView
    • Introduction
    • TextView
    • Views Types
    • Define View Types
    • XML introduction
    • XML element
    • ImageView
    • Documentation
  • XML layout. ViewGroups
    • Introduction
    • ViewGroup types
    • LinearLayout
    • LinearLayout
    • LinearLayout Task. Decision
    • RelativeLayout
    • RelativeLayout
    • RelativeLayout Task. Decision
  • Let's rock it!
    • Introduction
    • Create Poster App
    • Create a poster application. Project files
    • Create your own poster application
  • Java fundamentals
    • Introduction
    • Intro video
    • Music Shop App. XML Layout
    • Music Shop App. XML Layout Task
    • Music Shop App. XML Layout. Decision
    • Java intro
    • Hello Java!
    • Hello Java! Method Modification
    • Music Shop App. Interface review
    • What are variables?
    • Variables. Part 1
    • Variables. Part 2
    • Variables
    • Do you like bugs?
    • Using variables in the app. Debugging
    • The secret of decision making
    • If statement
    • If statement in the app
    • Lists in programming
    • Array & ArrayList
    • Array & ArrayList
    • Fill spinner with data
    • HashMap
    • HashMap
    • Using HashMap in the app
    • Switch statement. Code refactoring
    • Loops - why they are needed?
    • While loop
    • While loop
    • While loop. Task decision
    • For loop
    • For loop
    • Classes and objects in simple words
    • Classes and objects
    • Classes and objects
    • Classes and objects. Task decision
    • Using classes in the app
    • Intent. Start new activity
    • Adjusting appearance of the order. Task
    • Adjusting appearance of the order. Decision
    • Implicit Intent. Send the order by email
    • Finishing touches
    • Music Shop. Project files
    • Conclusion
  • Work with images, audio and video
    • Animations
    • Work with images. Animation
    • Work with images. Animation
    • Work with images. Animation. Task decision
    • Types of animations
    • Types of animations
    • Types of animations. Task decision
    • Types of animations. Project files
    • Using video in applications
    • Using video in applications
    • Using video in applications. Project files
    • Using audio in applications
    • Using audio in applications
    • Using audio in the applications. Task decision
    • Using audio in applications. Project files.
    • Sound control with SeekBar
    • Vector images
    • Music Player. Create layout task
    • Music Player. Create layout. Task decision
    • Music Player. Implementing application logic
    • Music Player. Implementing application logic
    • Music Player. Implementing application logic. Task decision
    • Music Player. Project files
  • Java. Object-oriented programming
    • Introduction
    • OOP
    • Constructors
    • Inheritance
    • Inheritance
    • Access modifiers. Variable scope
    • Overloading methods and constructors
    • Overloading methods and constructors
    • Polymorphism
    • Polymorphism
    • Type casting
    • Type casting
    • Static and final modifiers
    • Static and final modifiers
    • Inner classes
    • Inner classes
    • Static inner classes
    • Static inner classes
    • Local classes
    • Local classes
    • Anonymous classes
    • Anonymous classes
    • Abstract classes
    • Abstract classes
    • Interfaces. Part 1
    • Interfaces. Part 2
    • Interfaces
    • OOP conclusion
  • Material Design - RecyclerView and CardView
    • Design and material?
    • Material Design
    • ListView. Part 1
    • ListView. Part 2
    • ListView
    • Listview. Task decision
    • ListView. Project files
    • Note on the 'RecyclerView and CardView. Part 1' lecture
    • RecyclerView и CardView. Part 1
    • RecyclerView и CardView. Part 2
    • RecyclerView и CardView. Part 3
    • RecyclerView and CardView. Project files
    • Can you cook?
    • Pizza Recipes app
    • Pizza Recipes app. Part 1
    • Pizza Recipes app. Part 2
    • Pizza Recipes app. Part 3
    • Pizza Recipes app. Part 4
    • Yummy!
    • Pizza Recipes app. Project files
  • Data persistence
    • Introduction
    • Activity life cycle
    • Saving data in onSaveInstanceState()
    • onRestart()
    • SharedPreferences
    • Cool Timer app. Timers using
    • Cool Timer layout task
    • Cool Timer layout task. Decision
    • Implementing Cool Timer behavior task
    • Implementing Cool Timer behavior task.Decision. Part 1
    • Implementing Cool Timer behavior task.Decision. Part 2
    • Implementing Cool Timer behavior task.Decision. Part 3
    • Introducing PreferenceFragment
    • Creating SettingsActivity. Part 1
    • Creating SettingsActivity. Part 2
    • Note to the lecture "Creating a PreferenceFragment"
    • Creating a PreferenceFragment
    • getDefaultSharedPreferences()
    • ListPreference
    • ListPreference Summary
    • EditTextPreference. Part 1
    • EditTextPreference. Part 2
    • Try catch block
    • OnPreferenceChangeListener
    • Cool Timer app. Project files
    • Databases
    • Database "Cars". Part 1
    • Database "Cars". Part 2
    • Database "Cars". Part 3
    • Database "Cars". Part 4
    • Note on the '"Database "Cars". Part 5' lecture
    • Database "Cars". Part 5
    • Database "Cars". Part 6
    • Database "Cars". Project files
    • Club Olympus App
    • Club Olympus App. Create AddMemberActivity
    • Club Olympus App. Static method for ArrayAdapter creation
    • Club Olympus App. Creating an interface for saving and deleting
    • Club Olympus App. ClubOlympusContract
    • Club Olympus App. ContentProvider
    • Note to the task "Creating an OlympusDbOpenHelper"
    • Club Olympus App. The task. Creation of OlympusDbOpenHelper
    • Club Olympus App. Creation of OlympusDbOpenHelper.
    • Club Olympus App. Creating OlympusContentProvider
    • Club Olympus App. Uri
    • Creating Uri constants
    • Club Olympus App. UriMatcher
    • Club Olympus App. query() method. Part 1
    • Club Olympus App. query() method. Part 2
    • Club Olympus App. insert() method
    • Club Olympus App. insertMember() method
    • Note to the lecture 'Application "Sports Club Olympus". Data mapping'
    • Club Olympus App. Data displaying
    • Club Olympus App. update() method
    • Club Olympus App. delete() method
  • Working with the internet
    • Introduction
  • Firebase Chat App
    • Introduction

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