Android Development Essential Training: Your First App with Kotlin

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Free Online Course: Android Development Essential Training: Your First App with Kotlin provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Android Development Essential Training: Your First App with Kotlin is taught by David Gassner.

Overview
  • Learn how to create a simple app built with the Android SDK and Kotlin. Master the fundamental tools for building Android apps. This beginner course is the first in a series.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Build a simple app with Kotlin
    • What you should know
    1. Android Development Fundamentals
    • Explore the history of Android
    • Explore the Android app framework
    • Program for Android with Java and Kotlin
    • Install Android Studio on Mac
    • Install Android Studio on Windows
    • Manage Android Studio updates
    • Manage components in the SDK Manager
    • Install HAXM software for the emulator
    2. Getting Started
    • Create your first Android app
    • Upgrade the Kotlin plugin
    • Explore Android Studio
    • Create virtual devices for testing
    • Install device drivers on Windows
    • Set up debugging on a physical device
    • Use Android command-line tools
    • Find answers in the documentation
    3. Explore Android Projects
    • Check out the exercise files on GitHub
    • Explore the project structure
    • Manage Gradle build scripts
    • Manage the app manifest file
    • Use dependencies and support libraries
    • Explore Android Jetpack components
    • Troubleshoot Android Studio projects
    4. Android App Architecture
    • Define screens with activities
    • Implement designs in XML layouts
    • Use the View and ViewGroup components
    • Display an image in an activity
    • Convert PNG and SVG image files
    • Start new activities with intents
    • Send an action to a new activity
    • Send data URIs and extras with intents
    • Handle shared data with an intent filter
    Conclusion
    • Next steps