In this course, learn how to use the Navigation Architecture Component provided by Android Jetpack Library to simplify navigation in your app. It also helps you visualize your app’s navigation...

Learn about lifecycle-aware components including what they are, how they work, how to implement your own components and how to test them.

Learn how to test the Architecture Components library included in the Android Jetpack suite released in 2017 by Google’s Android Team.

Covers loads of cool concepts in local data persistence, using the Room database on Android. Learn how to use Entities, Queries, Relations, Kotlin Coroutines, Type Converters, and database...

In this dependency injection course, learn how to apply an awesome new library called Hilt, to build dependency graphs, and inject dependencies into Android components in an automatic and...

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use shared element transitions, action bar and bottom navigation to make an app that shows a list of random dogs images.

In this MvRx Android tutorial, you’ll learn how to use this pattern to render the screens of your app based on ViewModels that change state.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use coroutines with the Room persistence library to allow for asynchronous database operations.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to implement advanced features of Dagger 2 by using subcomponents, custom scopes and multibinding.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the advanced concepts of Dagger. You’ll learn about component lifecycles, @Binds, and component builders and factories.

Learn how to get started with the Dependency Injection framework Koin and how it can make developing CLEAN code and testing easier.

In this tutorial you’ll use the Jetpack Navigation component to write an Android app utilizing graphs and deep links to navigate through different screens.

This article describes the MVVM Design Pattern and its components, data binding, and other design patterns and architectural concepts for the Android platform.

Learn about the MVI (Model-View-Intent) architecture pattern and prepare to apply it to your next Android app.

In this course, you will use RxJava to build an app using the Model-View-Intent architecture, learning about components like intents, results, and state.

In this screencast, you'll use Dagger to inject a network dependency graph, eliminating code duplication including duplicate dependency configuration.

In this screencast, you'll learn about dependency injection and the DI library Dagger, and perform your first injection with Dagger.

In this hands-on tutorial, we apply a design pattern called MVP, short for Model-View-Presenter, to an Android application.

In this course, you will learn how to build an Android app using the Model-View-Presenter presentation architecture pattern.

In this course, you will learn how to build an Android app using the Model-View-ViewModel presentation architecture pattern, including testing and data binding.

In this tutorial, you’ll become familiar with the various layers of the VIPER architecture pattern and see how to keep your app modules clean and independent.

In this video tutorial, use Android Studio 3.2 Canary to see how to get started with the Navigation Controller, a new Architecture Component in Android Jetpack.

See how to efficiently work with large amounts of data using the Paging Library, one of the Android Architecture Components from Google.

See how to let your Android views observe model changes and respond accordingly using LiveData, one of the Android Architecture Components from Google.