Jetpack Compose: Getting Started

In this Jetpack Compose Course, you’ll learn what Compose is, what its fundamental components are, and how they behave individually, and when composed together. Furthermore, you’ll learn how to build beautiful and reactive UI, with a lot of meaningful motion when it comes to animating custom components, input field state handling, error handling, and automatic state updates within an MVVM environment.

Deploying Android Apps Using GitHub Actions

Learn how to automate the process of generating signed builds, and releasing them to Firebase App Distribution and the Google Play Store.

Testing Legacy Apps on Android

In this course you are going to learn how to apply the test-driven development practices your learned in “Test-Driven Development in Android” on legacy Android apps. You will learn how to determine your limits when testing legacy code, how to add tests to a legacy app with no test coverage and how to refactor your legacy code for testability.

Test-Driven Development in Android

In this course, you are going to learn how to create scalable and maintainable apps by applying several testing methodologies like the Red-Green-Refactor steps and frameworks such as JUnit and Mockito. You will also learn about SOLID principles, design patterns and the best architectures for testing.

Wrangling Dates & Time in Android

In this course, gain a deep understanding of how the Data-Time Library works & learn to manage the essential classes from the API. Upon completing this course, you will be able to handle, parse, and format dates.

Lifecycle-Aware Components in Android

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

MVVM on Android

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

Building with Bazel

Bazel is an open source build system created by Google for compiling large complex codebases. This courses teaches the basics of using building from writing a very simple Java application to compiling an Android app with a lots of dependencies.

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Material Motion for Android

Learn about the different Material Motion patterns and how you can use them to improve your app’s transitions.

Deep Links in Android

In this course, learn how to use deep links to redirect users to a specific destination inside your app. After you complete it, you’ll be able to create a feature that can be helpful in marketing or user engagement, and which moves user experience to whole other level.

Cloud Firestore on Android - Getting Started

In this Firebase course on Android, learn what Cloud Firestore is and how it can be used to provide a NoSQL cloud-hosted Database for your app. Learn how to read and write data to Firestore from an Android application, listen to display changes in Firestore data in realtime, and use Firebase security rules to secure your Firestore data. Also, write some complex Firestore queries to sort and filter through displayed data.

Jetpack Compose Animations

Jetpack Compose is revolutionizing the way Android developers build Android applications, so it’s no surprise that it’s also revolutionizing the ways Android developers create animations! In this course, you’ll learn how to use Jetpack Compose to make practical and visually pleasing animations. You’ll learn how to use simple animations to control things like visibility while also using more complex animations to dazzle your users.

Jetpack Navigation: Getting Started

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 flow. You will also learn how to add Animations and Deep links to your navigation flow.

SQLDelight in Android: Getting Started

In this course, we will introduce you to SQLDelight, a generator for typesafe Kotlin code based on SQL database statements, with built-in support for migrations, schema validation and IDE integrations. From initial installation all the way to customization, you’ll learn everything there is to know about this latest invention from Square.

WindowInsets Handling & Keyboard Animations

Until now keyboards and Androids seemed to go in opposite directions. There was no API you could query to learn if the keyboard was open or to know its size. When the keyboard popped up, the screen and views would automatically rearrange themselves without a smooth transition.

In this course learn how to interact with the keyboard via WindowInsets. Read its properties, know if it’s open, and create smooth, synchronous, animations.

OkHttp Interceptors in Android

Learn how to use OkHttp Interceptors to intercept network requests, log them and also modify them on the fly.

Android DataStore

DataStore is Google’s new and improved solution for persisting simple pieces of data by using either key-value pairs or protocol buffers for storing typed objects. It does so using Kotlin Coroutines and Flow to make all the transactions asynchronous, making all the data storing and fetching operations more performant and safe! It’s part of the Jetpack set of tools, so it’s also known as the Jetpack DataStore. In this course, learn how to store simple and complex typed data in Jetpack DataStore as well as migrating existing data from Shared Preferences.

Bubble Notifications in Android

Android 11 has amazing new features that allows developers provide great user experiences. In this course you are going to learn how to create bubble notifications to give users a quick way to access conversations with conversation shortcuts. Bubbles also give the developer sophisticated sharing and ranking capabilities, as well as improved multitasking.

Build an App Like Discord with Firebase

Learn how to create a messaging app like Discord or Slack using Firebase! Firebase is one of the most popular mobile development platforms out there that helps you implement authentication and a realtime database for your apps.

Retrofit and Coroutines

The old way of making network calls with Retrofit utilizes callbacks. In this course, learn how to greatly simplify Android networking code with an app that retrieves and displays a list of GitHub repositories.

Kotlin Whiteboard

Level up your whiteboard interview skills by solving a number of common coding interview questions using Kotlin.

Jetpack Security

Learn how to use the AndroidX Jetpack Security library for managing security keys and encrypting file and preferences data.

Mastering Git

Take the solid foundation laid by the Beginning Git course, and build upon it. Focus on fixing real-world problems, as you take a multi-user Git repository and work through the final steps of releasing a software product.

Dependency Injection with Koin

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