Learn intermediate Android concepts such as content providers, services, broadcast receivers, room database, and WorkManager API
Key Features
- Build a strong foundation in intermediate Android development
- Fully and deeply understand how activities and fragments work
- Build solid, robust Android applications using Android development best practices
Book Description
Android app development will open many doors for you since Android is the most popular operating system in the world.
Many courses focus on the basics of Android development, which is great for the beginner; however, at some point in your journey, you'll find yourself needing more intermediate to advanced Android topics. This is the course you've been looking for!
The course is structured in such a way to improve your knowledge retention—by having a lot of hands-on projects. Each section in this course will give you an opportunity to practice and build something meaningful that will aid your understanding of intermediate Android development even further. There are quizzes, assignments, and challenges as well.
If you are looking for a course that takes your pre-existing Android knowledge to the next level, then this is definitely the course for you. By the end of this course, you will be able to build a strong foundation in intermediate Android development and become an intermediate to advanced Android developer.
The code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/The-Complete-Intermediate-Android-Masterclass
What you will learn
- Master intermediate Android development concepts
- Leverage Android's APIs and build robust Android apps
- Master content providers
- Master services and broadcast receivers
- Master Android fragments and activities lifecycle
- Master the JobScheduler and WorkManager APIs
Who this book is for
This course is for Java developers who are curious about intermediate Android development, Android developers who want to learn intermediate to advanced Android topics, mobile developers who know Java and Android and want to understand the Android platform at a deeper level. Basically, for anyone who has built Android apps before!
