| Sumario: | Essentials of Android App Development 6+ Hours of Video Instruction The Essentials of Android Application Development LiveLessons (Second Edition) provides developers with a hands-on introduction to Android application development, covering the most important classes and techniques. Description In this video training, Ian starts with the installation of Android Studio, configuring an emulator, preparing a device for development, and creating a simple “hello world” app. He then systematically covers each of the essential parts of Android application development, starting with views, activities, and fragments. Using an AsyncTask to perform background operations comes next, and then services, BroadcastReceivers, and system notifications are explained. The video continues with saving data via SharedPreferences and the file system and enhancing the UI with themes and animations and finishes with tips for becoming more efficient with Android Studio and how to submit an app to the Play Store. After watching this video series, developers will be able to create Android applications from scratch and dive into advanced Android topics. Related Files Download the code files associated with this LiveLesson from www.informit.com/title/9780134427348 . Related Video https://www.informit.com/store/essentials-of-android-application-development-livelessons-9780132996587 Skill Level Beginner to intermediate What You Will Learn Install and use Android Studio Create an Android application Customize the UI with views, themes, and animations Run code in the background Create and use services, BroadcastReceivers, and system notifications Save data to SharedPreferences and the file system Become efficient with Android Studio and submit an app to the Play Store Who Should Take This Course Developers who want to quickly learn the core of Android application development Course Requirements Basic understanding of programming and development Familiarity with the Java programming language Table of Contents In Lesson 1, “Creating Your First Android App,” you download the tools used by any Android application developer and use them to create your first Android app. You learn how to run it using an emulator as well as how to run it on your own device. In Lesson 2, “Building the User Interface,” you learn to create a user interface by using the visual tools and the underlying XML. This covers views, resources, and even the efficient use of ListView. In Lesson 3, “Creating More Sc...
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