The Android Programming course covers the necessary topics to help you understand the underlying architecture of the SDK and to appreciate why things are done in certain ways.
The Beginning Android Programming with Android Studio course and lab is designed for Android developers who want to start developing applications using Google's Android SDK. The lab can be mapped to any course, textbook, or training, therefore adding value and a hands-on component to training.
The Android Programming course covers the necessary topics to help you understand the underlying architecture of the SDK and to appreciate why things are done in certain ways.
Lesson 1: Introduction
Who This Book Is For
What This Book Covers
How This Book Is Structured
What You Need to Use This Book
Conventions
Lesson 2: Getting Started with Android Programming
What is Android?
Obtaining the Required Tools
Launching Your First Android Application
Summary
Lesson 3: Using Android Studio for Android Development
Exploring the IDE
Using Code Completion
Debugging Your Application
Publishing Your Application
Summary
Lessons 4: Activities, Fragments, and Intents
Understanding Activities
Linking Activities Using Intents
Fragments
Displaying Notifications
Summary
Lesson 5: Getting to Know the Android User Interface
Understanding the Components of a Screen
Adapting to Display Orientation
Managing Changes to Screen Orientation
Utilizing the Action Bar
Creating the User Interface Programmatically
Listening for UI Notifications
Summary
Lesson 6: Designing Your User Interface with Views
Using Basic Views
Using Picker Views
Using List Views to Display Long Lists
Understanding Specialized Fragments
Summary
Lesson 7: Displaying Pictures and Menus with Views
Using Image Views to Display Pictures
Using Menus with Views
Using WebView
Summary
Lesson 8: Data Persistence
Saving and Loading User Preferences
Persisting Data to Files
Creating and Using Databases
Summary
Lesson 9: Content Providers
Sharing Data in Android
Using a Content Provider
Creating Your Own Content Providers
Using the Content Provider
Summary
Lesson 10: Messaging
SMS Messaging
Sending Email
Summary
Lesson 11: Location-Based Services
Displaying Maps
Getting Location Data
Monitoring a Location
Summary
Lesson 12: Networking
Consuming Web Services Using HTTP
Consuming JSON Services
Summary
Lesson 13: Developing Android Services
Creating Your Own Services
Establishing Communication Between a Service and an Activity
Binding Activities to Services
Understanding Threading
Summary
Lesson 14: Video Tutorials
Getting Started with an Android Phone
Brief Introduction to an Android Phone
Android Screen
Using Stylus with an Android Phone
Android Camera
Using Gestures to Interact with an Android Phone
Using Keypad to Interact with an Android Phone
Contacts in an Android Phone
Messaging in an Android Phone
Getting Connected to the Internet
Getting Started with an Email Application in an Android Phone
Music App
WrapUp
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