This course is for anyone looking to build their own Android applications. Ever since Google announced that Kotlin is the language of choice for Android development, Kotlin has become increasingly popular.

In this course, you’ll take a hands-on, project-based approach to developing Android applications. You’ll work with the most common tools that Android developers use every day, including Kotlin, Groovy, and XML. As you learn, you’ll build a fully functional Travel Blog Application that will be a great addition to your portfolio.

By the end of this course, you’ll have tangible experience building an Android application and be ready to build even more complex projects.

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Great practical approach to learn Android Development

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Modern Android App Development with Kotlin

An Android project is limited to how many modules?

An Android project is limited to how many modules?

In which file do we declare all of the main components used in the Android application?

In which file do we declare all of the main components used in the Android application?

What class represents one screen of the user interface?

What class represents one screen of the user interface?

A widget is an interactable component, the layout represents an invisible container.

The layout can have children, a widget can't have children.

What is the difference between a widget and a layout?

What is the difference between a widget and a layout?

Which method must be used to bind a view from XML to a Kotlin object?

Which method must be used to bind a view from XML to a Kotlin object?

It’s time to do a short quiz to display what you have learned. Multiple answers can be correct.

It’s time to do a short quiz to display what you have learned. Multiple answers can be correct.

Quiz on the concepts covered so far in this chapter. 

Android Ecosystem

Hello World

Travel Blog - Login Screen

Travel Blog - Details Screen

Travel Blog - List Screen

Travel Blog - Search & Sort

Travel Blog - Offline

Conclusion

Quiz