Udacity

Developing Android Apps with Kotlin

Engineering and Technology

Short Description

Learn the fundamentals of the Kotlin programming language from Kotlin experts at Google.

Long Description

In the Developing Android Apps with Kotlin course on Udacity, you will learn how to build your first Android app by exploring the basics of Android development, such as creating text, images, and interactive buttons. You will also learn how to set up the development environment and create a Dice Roller app. The course will then cover topics such as app navigation, layouts, connecting views with data through data binding, and understanding the Android Activity and Fragment Lifecycle. You will also learn about app architecture, both in the UI layer and the data layer, and how to use RecyclerView to improve the user interface of your app. Additionally, the course will teach you how to connect to the internet to retrieve and display live data, implement offline caching, and design your app to support multiple languages and device sizes. You will also learn how to make your app accessible for users who may need assistance navigating.

Course Details

Duration
8 weeks
Difficulty
Intermediate
Format
Short Course
Price
Free
Course Link
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Udacity
Description
Udacity is an online learning platform that offers a wide range of courses and programs in various fields such as technology, business, data science, and artificial intelligence. It was founded in 2012 by Sebastian Thrun, David Stavens, and Mike Sokolsky with the aim of providing accessible and affordable education to individuals worldwide. Udacity's courses are designed in collaboration with industry experts and leading companies, ensuring that the content is relevant and up-to-date. The platform offers both self-paced courses and guided programs, allowing learners to choose the learning style that suits them best. Udacity also provides career services and support, including resume reviews, interview preparation, and job placement assistance, to help learners transition into their desired careers.