Android Application Development - by Pavan Kumar Reddy Tadi

• 1. INTRODUCTION TO JAVA
  • 1.1. What is Java ?
  • 1.2. History of Java
  • 1.3. Where is java being used
  • 1.4. Types of java applications
  • 1.5. Features of java
• 2. BASIC CONCEPTS OF OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
  • 2.1. Objects
  • 2.2. Class
  • 2.3. Data Encapsulation
  • 2.4. Data Abstraction
  • 2.5. Inheritance
  • 2.6. Polymorphism
• 3. ABSTRACT CLASS AND INTERFACES
  • 3.1. Abstract Class
  • 3.2. Rules
  • 3.3. Interface
  • 3.4. What is the use of interface
  • 3.5. Example
• 4. EXCEPTION HANDLING
  • 4.1. What is an exception
  • 4.2. Exception handling
  • 4.3. Difference between error and exception
  • 4.4. Types of exceptions
  • 4.5. Checked exceptions
  • 4.6. Unchecked Exceptions
• 5. MULTI THREADING
  • 5.1. Creating a thread in Java
  • 5.2. Thread class and Runnable interface
  • 5.3. Thread
  • 5.4. Example
  • 5.5. Output
  • 5.6. Runnable Interface
  • 5.7. Example
  • 5.8. Output
• 6. Installing the Development Environment
  • 6.1. System Requirements:
  • 6.2. Before downloading and installing Android Studio, the following requirements are essential.
  • 6.3. Download and Install Android Studio
  • 6.4. Emulator Creation:
  • 6.5. Notes:
  • 6.6. Enable USB Debugging
• 7. Create the Hello World app
  • 7.1. Create the app project
  • 7.2. Explore the Project > Android pane
  • 7.3. Explore the Gradle Scripts folder
  • 7.4. Explore the app and res folders
  • 7.5. Explore the manifests folder
• 8. Android_Project_Structure
  • 8.1. Java Folder
  • 8.2. res (Resources) Folder
  • 8.3. Manifests Folder
  • 8.4. Gradle Scripts
  • 8.5. Android Layout File (activity_main.xml)
  • 8.6. Android Main Activity File (MainActivity.java)
  • 8.7. Android Manifest File (AndroidManifest.xml)
• 9. Activities and intents
  • 9.1. Introduction
  • 9.2. About activities
  • 9.3. Creating an Activity
  • 9.4. To implement an Activity in your app, do the following:**
  • 9.5. Create the Activity
  • 9.6. Implement the activity’s UI
  • 9.7. Add another Activity to your project
  • 9.8. What are intents?
  • 9.9. Intent types
  • 9.10. Starting an Activity with an explicit Intent
  • 9.11. For Implimenting The Activites And Intents Example Follow the code :
• 10. Activity Lifecycle
  • 10.1. Introduction
  • 10.2. Implenting Acivity LifeCycles
• 11. User Interface Components
  • 11.1. View
  • 11.2. A Small Example here taking two components :
• 12. Android Images and ClickableImages
  • 12.1. Designing buttons
  • 12.2. Sample example
  • 12.3. Project Directory Files info following
• 13. Input controls
  • 13.1. Input controls for making choices
  • 13.2. Input controls and the View focus
  • 13.3. Checkboxes
  • 13.4. Radio buttons
  • 13.5. Spinner
  • 13.6. Create the Spinner UI element
  • 13.7. Specify values for the Spinner
  • 13.8. Create the Spinner and its adapter
  • 13.9. Add code to respond to Spinner selections
  • 13.10. Practical Example:
  • 13.11. string.xml
  • 13.12. MainActivity.java
  • 13.13. Output
• 14. Menus
  • 14.1. Types of Menus
  • 14.2. App bar with options menu
  • 14.3. Adding the options menu
  • 14.4. Steps To Create App bar with options menu
  • 14.5. Codeing Implementation
  • 14.6. Contextual Menus
  • 14.7. Contextual action bar Menu
  • 14.8. Popup menu
• 15. Dialogs and pickers
  • 15.1. Showing an alert dialog
  • 15.2. Building the AlertDialog
  • 15.3. Setting the button actions for the alert dialog
  • 15.4. Displaying the dialog
  • 15.5. Date and Time pickers
  • 15.6. Create DatePickerDialog
  • 15.7. Displaying the Picker
  • 15.8. Implementation of DatePickerDilaog
  • 15.9. Time Picker Dialog:
  • 15.10. Displaying the Picker
  • 15.11. Implementation of TimePickerDilaog
• 16. Material Design
  • 16.1. Principles of Material Design
  • 16.2. Bold, graphic, intentional
  • 16.3. Meaningful motion
  • 16.4. Colors
  • 16.5. Material Design color palette
  • 16.6. Contrast
  • 16.7. Opacity
  • 16.8. Typography
  • 16.9. Font styles
  • 16.10. Fonts as resources
  • 16.11. Downloadable fonts
  • 16.12. How does Downloadable Fonts work?
  • 16.13. Layout
  • 16.14. Metrics
  • 16.15. Components and patterns
  • 16.16. Design Support Library
  • 16.17. Floating action buttons (FABs)
  • 16.18. Snackbars
  • 16.19. Tabs
  • 16.20. Cards
  • 16.21. Lists
• 17. NAVIGATION COMPONENT
  • 17.1. Introducing Navigation Component
  • 17.2. What is a navigation Component ?
  • 17.3. Navigation Component Benefits
  • 17.4. Navigation Component parts
  • 17.5. For Java Home_Fragment.java file
• 18. Navigation drawer
  • 18.1. Creating the navigation drawer layout
  • 18.2. activity_main.xml
  • 18.3. The navigation drawer header
  • 18.4. nav_header.xml
  • 18.5. The app bar layout
  • 18.6. content_main.xml
  • 18.7. Populating the navigation drawer menu
  • 18.8. menu.xml
  • 18.9. Setting up the navigation drawer and item listeners
  • 18.10. Handling navigation menu item selections
  • 18.11. Output:
• 19. Lateral Navigation
  • 19.1. Benefits of using tabs and swipes
  • 19.2. Best practices with tabs
  • 19.3. Tab Navigation
  • 19.4. Steps for implementing tabs
  • 19.5. Let’s Start with Practical
  • 19.6. Creating the TabLayoutDemo Project
  • 19.7. Output Screen
• 20. BOTTOM NAVIGATION ANDROID
  • 20.1. Using Bottom Navigation in Android
  • 20.2. Bottom Navigation Android Example
  • 20.3. Defining Colors and Strings
  • 20.4. Customizing Bottom Navigation View
  • 20.5. Creating Fragments
  • 20.6. Creating Layout Resource Files
  • 20.7. Creating Fragments
  • 20.8. Switching Fragments
• 21. RecyclerView
  • 21.1. About RecyclerView
  • 21.2. RecyclerView components
  • 21.3. Implementing a RecyclerView
• 22. Retrofit— A simple implimentation in Android
• 23. Broadcast Receivers
  • 23.1. Broadcasts
  • 23.2. System broadcasts
  • 23.3. Custom broadcasts
  • 23.4. Normal broadcasts
  • 23.5. Ordered broadcasts
  • 23.6. Local broadcasts
  • 23.7. Code Lab for Broad cast Reciver
  • 23.8. App overview
  • 23.9. Task 1. Set up the PowerReceiver project
  • 23.10. Register your receiver for system broadcasts
  • 23.11. Output
  • 23.12. Task 2. Send and receive a custom broadcast
  • 23.13. Note:
• 24. WorkManager
  • 24.1. What is a WorkManager
  • 24.2. Why is a WorkManager
  • 24.3. Components of WorkManager
  • 24.4. Scheduling WorkManager
  • 24.5. How is WorkManager
  • 24.6. Coding Process for WorkManager
• 25. Shared preferences
  • 25.1. Shared preferences vs. saved instance state
  • 25.2. Writing the data into Shared Preference
  • 25.3. Code lab for SharedPrefrence
  • 25.4. XML Code
• 26. Room, LiveData, and ViewModel
  • 26.1. What are Android Architecture Components?
  • 26.2. Recommended Architecture Components
  • 26.3. MutableLiveData
  • 26.4. Room database
  • 26.5. Displaying LiveData
• 27. What is Firebase Database ?
• 28. Why is Firebase Database ?
  • 28.1. Realtime:
  • 28.2. Large Accessibility:
  • 28.3. Offline Mode:
  • 28.4. No Application Server:
• 29. How is Firebase Database ?
  • 29.1. Step 1 - Connect your App to Firebase :
  • 29.2. Step 2 - Create a Database :
  • 29.3. Add the Realtime Database SDK to your app :
  • 29.4. Write to your database :
  • 29.5. Read from your database :
  • 29.6. Update single data into your database :
  • 29.7. Delete single data from database :
• 30. Notifications
  • 30.1. What is a notification ?
  • 30.2. Why is a notification ?
  • 30.3. History of Notification :
  • 30.4. How is a Notification ?
  • 30.5. Updating a Notification :
  • 30.6. Cancelling a Notification :
• 31. Firebase Google Sign-In Authentication
• 32. Facebook Sign-In Authentication
• 33. Upload Images To Firebase Storage
  • 33.1. Creating a new Project
  • 33.2. Adding FirebaseStorage
  • 33.3. Connect your app to firebase
  • 33.4. Adding Firebase Storage
  • 33.5. Getting a File to Upload
  • 33.6. Creating File Chooser
  • 33.7. Creating Layout
  • 33.8. Coding File Chooser
  • 33.9. Testing File Chooser
  • 33.10. Uploading Selected Image
  • 33.11. Coding Upload Method
  • 33.12. Changing the Default Rules
  • 33.13. Testing the Upload
  • 33.14. Retrieving Files from Firebase Storage
  • 33.15. Adding RecyclerView and CardView
  • 33.16. Adding Glide
  • 33.17. Creating RecyclerView Layout
  • 33.18. Creating RecyclerView Adapter
• 34. Espresso Testing In Android
  • 34.1. Features of Espresso
  • 34.2. Advantages of Espresso
  • 34.3. Prerequisites
  • 34.4. Configure EspressoTesting Framework
• 35. 1. The Espresso test framework
  • 35.1. Base Espresso Test
• 36. 2. Making Espresso available
  • 36.1. 2.1. Installation
  • 36.2. 2.2. Configuration of the Gradle build file for Espresso
  • 36.3. 2.3. Device settings
• 37. 3. Exercise: A first Espresso test
  • 37.1. 3.1. Create project under test
  • 37.2. 3.2. Adjust the app build.gradle
  • 37.3. 3.3. Create your Espresso test
  • 37.4. 3.4. Run your test
• 38. 4. More on writing Espresso unit tests
  • 38.1. 4.1. Location of Espresso tests and required static imports
  • 38.2. 4.2. Using ViewMatcher
  • 38.3. 4.3. Performing Actions
  • 38.4. 4.4. Verifying test results
  • 38.5. 4.5. Access to the instrumentation API
  • 38.6. 4.6. Configuring the start intent for the activity
  • 38.7. 4.7. Adapter views
  • 38.8. 4.8. Espresso testing with permissions
  • 38.9. 4.9. Espresso UI recorder
  • 38.10. 4.10. Configuring the activity under test
  • 38.11. 4.11. Running Espresso tests
  • 38.12. 4.11.1. Using Android Studio
• 39. How can I set an icon for my Android application?
  • 39.1. If your app available across large range of devices
  • 39.2. Size & Format
  • 39.3. Place icon in mipmap or drawable folder
• 40. Android App with WebView
  • 40.1. Adding a WebView to your app
  • 40.2. Using JavaScript in WebView
  • 40.3. Steps to Create a simple app on Android WebView
• 41. Android Services
  • 41.1. What are Android Services?
  • 41.2. Android- Services Life cycle
  • 41.3. A Simple application implementing an Android Service
• 42. FIREBASE ML KIT FOR ANDROID
  • 42.1. how to add Firebase ML Kit to an Android Studio project and use some of its base APIs?
  • 42.2. Prerequisites:
  • 42.3. 1.Create a Firebase Project
  • 42.4. 2.Configure your Android Studio Project
  • 42.5. 3.Define a Layout
  • 42.6. 4.Load an Image
  • 42.7. 5.Recognize Text
  • 42.8. 6.Detect Faces:
  • 42.9. 7.Generate Labels
  • 42.10. Conclusion

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