Powerful Android Apps with Jetpack Architecture
Powerful Android Apps with Jetpack Architecture
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 56 Lessons (23h 10m) | Size: 10.1 GB
In this course you'll learn to build a real application that interacts with the website open-api.xyz.
Open-api.xyz is a sandbox website for codingwithmitch members to practice interacting with a Rest API.
Prerequisites (Recommended not required):
Dagger 2
MVI Architecture
What you'll learn:
Kotlin:
Coroutines:
Advanced coroutine management using jobs
Cancelling active jobs
Coroutine scoping
Navigation Components:
Bottom Navigation View with fragments
Leveraging multiple navigation graphs (this is cutting edge content)
Dagger 2:
custom scopes, fragment injection, activity injection, Viewmodel injection
MVI architecture:
Basically this is MVVM with some additions
State management
Building a generic BaseViewModel
Repository pattern (NetworkBoundResource)
Room Persistence:
SQLite on Android with Room Persistence library
Custom queries, inserts, deletes, updates
Foreign Key relationships
Multiple database tables
Cache:
Database caching (saving data from network into local cache)
Single source of truth principal
Retrofit 2:
Handling any type of response from server (success, error, none, etc...)
Returning LiveData from Retrofit calls (Retrofit Call Adapter)
ViewModels:
Sharing a ViewModel between several fragments
Building a powerful generic BaseViewModel
WebViews:
Interacting with the server through a webview (Javascript)
SearchView:
Programmatically implement a SearchView
Execute search queries to network and db cache
Images:
Selecting images from phone memory
Cropping images to a specific aspect ratio
Setting limitations on image size and aspect ratio
Uploading a cropped image to server
Network Request Management:
Cancelling pending network requests (Kotlin coroutines)
Testing for network delays
Pagination:
Paginating objects returned from server and database cache
Material Design:
Bottom Navigation View with Fragments
Customizing Bottom Navigation Icon behavior
Handling Different Screen Sizes (ConstraintLayout)
Material Dialogs
Fragment transition animations
Homepage
Powerful Android Apps with Jetpack Architecture
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 56 Lessons (23h 10m) | Size: 10.1 GB
In this course you'll learn to build a real application that interacts with the website open-api.xyz.
Open-api.xyz is a sandbox website for codingwithmitch members to practice interacting with a Rest API.
Prerequisites (Recommended not required):
Dagger 2
MVI Architecture
What you'll learn:
Kotlin:
Coroutines:
Advanced coroutine management using jobs
Cancelling active jobs
Coroutine scoping
Navigation Components:
Bottom Navigation View with fragments
Leveraging multiple navigation graphs (this is cutting edge content)
Dagger 2:
custom scopes, fragment injection, activity injection, Viewmodel injection
MVI architecture:
Basically this is MVVM with some additions
State management
Building a generic BaseViewModel
Repository pattern (NetworkBoundResource)
Room Persistence:
SQLite on Android with Room Persistence library
Custom queries, inserts, deletes, updates
Foreign Key relationships
Multiple database tables
Cache:
Database caching (saving data from network into local cache)
Single source of truth principal
Retrofit 2:
Handling any type of response from server (success, error, none, etc...)
Returning LiveData from Retrofit calls (Retrofit Call Adapter)
ViewModels:
Sharing a ViewModel between several fragments
Building a powerful generic BaseViewModel
WebViews:
Interacting with the server through a webview (Javascript)
SearchView:
Programmatically implement a SearchView
Execute search queries to network and db cache
Images:
Selecting images from phone memory
Cropping images to a specific aspect ratio
Setting limitations on image size and aspect ratio
Uploading a cropped image to server
Network Request Management:
Cancelling pending network requests (Kotlin coroutines)
Testing for network delays
Pagination:
Paginating objects returned from server and database cache
Material Design:
Bottom Navigation View with Fragments
Customizing Bottom Navigation Icon behavior
Handling Different Screen Sizes (ConstraintLayout)
Material Dialogs
Fragment transition animations
Homepage
