Hands-On Android Application Components: Activities
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Design interactions between a user and an application UI by mastering core aspects of the Android ecosystem.It is important for Android developers to understand activity behavior when the user leaves and re-enters an application to avoid crashing, losing the user's progress, and consuming valuable system resources.With this course, you will enhance your application development skills and develop efficient, seamless, and fault-tolerant applications without crashing or losing data while performing any other task.In this course, you will begin by building the core of your applications with the activity class. You will create and modify activities to build effective Android applications. You will also learn how an activity interacts with the rest of the Android operating system.By the end of the course, you will have developed a strong foundation and confidence to implement core Android activities in order to launch, deploy, and communicate between activities while building Android applications.Please note that basic working knowledge of Android programming and Kotlin are required for taking this course.The code bundle for this course is available at About the AuthorMona VafaMona Vafais an energetic mobile developer with 4+ years of robust code experience in Java, Android, and iOS. She enjoys every minute spent developing applications on her computer. There is always something new to learn so what she loves the most is being challenged and sharing her experience. Currently, Mona is working as a freelance software developer and is a proud online trainer. Apart from this, she loves to travel, explore new places, and read books.
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Set up an Android project in Android Studio
Create activities for your Android applications in Android Studio using its built-in editing tools
Create a UI for your application using built-in layouts and the ‘controls’ option in Android Studio
Handle the activity lifecycle of your application
Get exposed to various input and system events and make your applications dynamic
Perform various launch and destroy activities with Intents
Explore various ways to communicate events, messages, and data between activities
Test and deploy your application
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- Project
- Layout
- Design
- Works
- XML
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Course programme
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Start your Kotlin project
- Understand the importance of your package name
- Decide the best API number according to your project
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Create an empty layout
- Explore layout editor and its options
- Preview your design in development
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Learn the different options
- Convert a class to an activity class
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Explore how to define an activity in the manifest file
- Explore the intent filters
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Use your XML file as your activity's UI
- Display your activity
- Learn about all the activity lifecycle events
- Learn about execution order of activity lifecycle events
- Learn about data management in each callback method
- Learn to trace activity lifecycle
- Explore a practical understanding about lifecycle events
- Understand what it means when the configuration changes
- Learn your options to survive configuration changes
- Understand the view model's scope
- Understand the view model's scope and how it works with the activity’s life cycle
- Learn to survive configuration changes using view model
- Create a view model class
- Implement the lifecycle events library
- Learn to trace and interact with view model instance
- Explore instance of the activity and how it is accessible for the activity
- Understand how the bundle works for saving activity state
- Learn to receive data from the bundle instance
- Learn about all the activity lifecycle events
- Learn about execution order of activity lifecycle events
- Learn about data management in each callback method
- Learn to trace activity lifecycle
- Explore a practical understanding about lifecycle events
- Understand what it means when the configuration changes
- Learn your options to survive configuration changes
- Understand the view model's scope
- Understand the view model's scope and how it works with the activity’s life cycle
- Learn to survive configuration changes using view model
- Create a view model class
- Implement the lifecycle events library
- Learn to trace and interact with view model instance
- Open another app from your activity
- Give different access permissions to your...
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Hands-On Android Application Components: Activities
