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88 reviewsLearn Android programming with Kotlin!
Learning Android programming can be challenging. Sure, there is plenty of documentation, but the tools and libraries available today for Android are easily overwhelming for newcomers to Android and Kotlin.
Android Apprentice takes a different approach. From building a simple first app, all the way to a fully-featured podcast player app, this book walks you step-by-step, building on basic concepts to advanced techniques so you can build amazing apps worthy of the Google Play Store!
Who This Book Is For
This book is for anyone interested in writing mobile apps for Android. Though no previous mobile experience is necessary, this book is also a great resource for iPhone developers transitioning from iOS.
Topics Covered in Android Apprentice
* Getting Started: Learn how to set up Android Studio and the Android Emulator.
* Layouts: Create layouts that can be used for both Activities and Fragments
* Debugging: No one’s perfect! Learn how to dig down and troubleshoot bugs in your apps.
* Communication: Design separate Activites and communicate and send data between them using Intents.
* Scrolling Layouts: Learn how to use Recycler Views to make efficient, reusable views that scroll fluidly at a touch.
* Google Places: Integrate location APIs to bring the magic of maps into your Android apps.
*Networking: Learn how to access resouces on the internet and handle networked responses.
* Material Design: Make sure your apps conform to modern best practices by using Google’s standards of Material Design And much, much more!
One thing you can count on: after reading this book, you’ll be prepared to write feature-rich apps from scratch and go all the way to submiting them to the Google Play Store!
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