The Complete Android App Development Bootcamp - Zero To Pro!

From Beginner to Android App Developer with Just One Course!

What you'll learn

You will learn by doing, where every lesson is incorporated into a real-world app project

Start your own app based business

After the course, you will be able to build any app you want

Become a digital nomad by working as a freelance Android developer

Master Android App Development from scratch

Go from a complete beginner - even with no previous programming experience - to a real Android App Developer

Requirements

No programming experience needed - I'll teach you everything you need to know

No paid software required - all apps will be created in Android Studio (which is free to download)

I'll walk you through, step-by-step how to get Android Studio installed and set up

A Windows PC or Mac with access to the internet

Description

The Complete Android App Development Bootcamp - Zero to Pro!Do you want to build real Android apps from scratch and publish them to the Google Play Store? This course is your one-stop guide to becoming a professional Android developer – even if you’ve never written a single line of code before!In The Complete Android App Development Bootcamp - Zero to Pro!, you’ll learn step by step how to design, develop, and launch fully functional Android applications using both Java and Kotlin.What you’ll learnMaster the fundamentals of Android development with Java and Kotlin.Set up and use Android Studio like a pro.Build beautiful and responsive user interfaces with XML and Material Design.Work with databases (SQLite, Room) to store and manage data.Connect apps to the internet, use APIs, and handle JSON data.Create real-world apps such as a to-do list, notes app, and weather app.Learn debugging, testing, and performance optimization techniques.Publish your own apps to the Google Play Store.Why this course?Beginner-friendly – no prior coding experience required.Clear, structured learning path from fundamentals to advanced concepts.Hands-on projects that give you real, portfolio-ready apps.Always updated with the latest Android tools and best practices.Who is this course for?Complete beginners who want to start a career in Android development.Developers from other backgrounds (web, iOS, backend) who want to expand into mobile.Students or tech enthusiasts who want to create their own Android apps.By the end of this bootcamp, you’ll have the skills and confidence to build, test, and publish Android apps – and kickstart your journey as a professional Android developer.This course is assisted by Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

Section 2: Setting up Environment

Lecture 2 Setting up a Virtual Device

Section 3: Getting Started

Lecture 3 Creating an Android Studio project for your app

Lecture 4 Building a first screen Hello World

Section 4: Android Foundation - Platform and Framework

Lecture 5 Android Application Project Folder Structure

Lecture 6 Discovering the Android Manifest file

Lecture 7 Android Manifest file - Example

Lecture 8 Android Permissions - Protecting User Data in Android Apps

Section 5: Android Foundation - Gradle Build System

Lecture 9 Introduction and Roles of Gradle in Android Development

Lecture 10 Structure of Gradle Build Files in Android Development

Lecture 11 settings.gradle.kts file (Project Settings)

Lecture 12 Project-level build.gradle.kt file

Lecture 13 Module-level build.gradle.kts file

Lecture 14 gradle.properties file(Project Properties)

Lecture 15 libs.versions.toml file(Version Catalog)

Lecture 16 local.properties file(SDK Location)

Lecture 17 gradle-wrapper.properties file(Gradle version)

Lecture 18 proguard-rules.pro file(ProGuard Rules for “:app”)

Lecture 19 Example for Using Dependencies in Gradle Build Files in Android

Section 6: Kotlin Basics

Lecture 20 Variables Declaration with Val and Var

Lecture 21 Type Inference

Lecture 22 Basic Data Type - Numbers

Lecture 23 Basic Data Type - Unsigned Integers

Lecture 24 Basic Data Type - Boolean

Lecture 25 Basic Data Type - Char

Lecture 26 Basic Data Type - String

Lecture 27 Basic Data Type - Array

Lecture 28 Comments

Lecture 29 Packages

Lecture 30 Imports

Lecture 31 String Templates

Lecture 32 Loop

Lecture 33 Range

Section 7: Android Layouts

Lecture 34 Android Layouts - Introduction, What and Why

Lecture 35 Android Layouts - Layout XML, View Hierarchy and Layout Tree, Common Layout Type

Lecture 36 Android Layouts - LinearLayout

Lecture 37 Android Layouts - RelativeLayout

Lecture 38 Android Layouts - ConstraintLayout

Lecture 39 Android Layouts - Other Useful Layouts

Lecture 40 Android Layouts - Best Practices for Using Layouts

Lecture 41 Android Layouts - Conclusion

Section 8: Android Studio Layout Editor

Lecture 42 Layout Editor - Introduction, What and Why, Interface, View Mode, Drag-and-Drop

Lecture 43 Layout Editor - Constraints, Attributes, Previewing, Example, Best Practices

Section 9: Android Foundation - Activity

Lecture 44 Understanding of Activity in Android Development

Lecture 45 Activity Lifecycle - Logging the Activity Callback Methods

Lecture 46 Activity Lifecycle - Saving and Restoring the Activity State

Section 10: Android Foundation - Intent

Lecture 47 Intents in Android Development

Lecture 48 Intent example – Starting Activity using Intent

Lecture 49 Intent example – Retrieving a Result from an Activity

Section 11: Android Foundation - Tasks and Back Stack - Activity Launch Modes

Lecture 50 Tasks and Back Stack

Lecture 51 Activity Launch Modes

Lecture 52 Plugin Installation - Android Activity Back Stack Viewer

Lecture 53 Standard Activity Launch Mode Example

Lecture 54 SingleTop Activity Launch Mode Example

Lecture 55 SingleTask Activity Launch Mode Example

Lecture 56 SingleInstance Activity Launch Mode Example

Lecture 57 SingleInstancePerTask Activity Launch Mode Example

Section 12: Android Foundation - Fragment

Lecture 58 Fragment in Android

Lecture 59 Fragment Introduction

Lecture 60 Fragment Manager

Lecture 61 Fragment Transaction

Lecture 62 Fragment Lifecycle

Lecture 63 Communication between Fragments and Activities

Lecture 64 Create Fragment - Code Example

Lecture 65 Fragment Manager and Fragment Transaction - Code Example

Lecture 66 Fragment Lifecycle - Log Code Example in Android Logcat

Section 13: Android Foundation - Communication between Activity and Fragment

Lecture 67 Code Example - Communication from Fragment to Activity by using Shared ViewModel

Lecture 68 Code Example - Communication from Fragment to Activity by using an Interface

Lecture 69 Code Example - Communication from Fragment to Activity by using Lambda Callback

Lecture 70 Code Example - Communication from Activity to Fragment by Calling Public Method

Lecture 71 Code Example - Communication from Activity to Fragment by using Shared ViewModel

Lecture 72 Code Example - Communication from Fragment to Fragment by using Shared ViewModel

Lecture 73 Code Example - Parent and Child Fragment Communication by using Shared ViewModel

Lecture 74 Code Example - Communication from Fragment to Fragment by Fragment Result API

Lecture 75 Code Example - Parent and Child Fragment Communication by Fragment Result API

Lecture 76 Code Example - Receive Results in Host Activity by using Fragment Result API

Section 14: Android Foundation - Device Compatibility

Lecture 77 Device Compatibility Overview

Lecture 78 Support Different Pixel Densities

Lecture 79 Android Screen Compatibility Overview

Lecture 80 Code Example - Flexible Layouts

Lecture 81 Code Example - Alternative Layouts

Lecture 82 Code Example - Px Dp Sp Screen Density

Lecture 83 Code Example - Vector Graphics for Scalability

Lecture 84 Code Example - Alternative Bitmaps

Section 15: Android Foundation - Persisting Data

Lecture 85 Persisting Data in Android - SharedPreferences, Files, Scoped Storage

Section 16: Android Jetpack - Android Architecture Components

Lecture 86 Android Architecture Components

Lecture 87 Android ViewModel

Lecture 88 LiveData

Lecture 89 Room Persistence Library

Lecture 90 DataStore Modern Storage

Lecture 91 WorkManager - Reliable Background Tasks

Lecture 92 Paging Library

Lecture 93 Data Binding and View Binding

Lecture 94 Android App Architecture

Section 17: KotlinX libraries - Kotlin Coroutines and Kotlin Flow

Lecture 95 Kotlin Coroutines in Android

Lecture 96 Kotlin Flow

Section 18: Android Jetpack - RecyclerView

Lecture 97 RecyclerView Understanding

Lecture 98 Code Example – RecyclerView Implementation

Section 19: Android Jetpack - Navigation Component

Lecture 99 Android Jetpack Navigation Component Overview

Lecture 100 Android Jetpack Navigation Detail Guide

Lecture 101 Code Example - Android Jetpack Navigation Detail Guide

Lecture 102 Navigation Patterns - Bottom Navigation, Navigation Drawer, Tabbed Navigation

Lecture 103 Code Example – Navigation Drawer Implementation

Lecture 104 Code Example – Bottom Navigation Implementation

Lecture 105 Code Example – Tabbed Navigation with TabLayout and ViewPager2 Implementation

Section 20: Fetching Data from Remote Servers - Using REST, Retrofit, Moshi, Glide

Lecture 106 Fetching Data from Remote Servers - Using REST, Retrofit, Moshi, Glide

Lecture 107 Code Example – Fetching Data from a Public API using Retrofit + Moshi + Glide

Section 21: Android Application Testing - Unit Test, Integration Test, and UI Tests

Lecture 108 Android Application Testing - Unit Test, Integration Test, and UI Tests

Lecture 109 Test-Driven Development (TDD)

Section 22: Dependency Injection

Lecture 110 Dependency Injection with Manual DI, Dagger 2, Hilt, Koin

Section 23: Jetpack Compose

Lecture 111 Jetpack Compose - Introduction, What and Why, Declarative UI - Compose vs XML

Lecture 112 Jetpack Compose - Libraries, Composable Functions, Layouts and Modifiers

Lecture 113 Jetpack Compose - Common UI Elements, State and Recomposition

Lecture 114 Jetpack Compose - ViewModel(MVVM), Navigation, Interoperability

Lecture 115 Jetpack Compose - Best Practices, Code Example, Conclusion

If you are an absolute beginner to coding, then take this course.,If you are a seasoned programmer, then take this course to to get up to speed quickly with Android native app development. We'll get you familiar with Android development in no time!,If you are switching from Java to Kotlin then this is a fast-track way of doing it. You can get started straight away with the Intermediate Kotlin Language module.,Aspiring app developers looking to create a portfolio of apps, land a job, or launch their own Android apps on Google Play.