Getting started with Android

Intermediate course of Android developing,this repository is composed by:

• Presentation to understand and built your own Android app
• Code example that you will find inside the slide
• Prototype application

Android

• Android API
• Android SDK
• Android Studio

Slides, code examples

Slides, and code examples can be found here and downloaded using git:

$ git clone https://github.com/StePoli-00/Getting-started-with-Android.git

Both slides and code examples might be updated or bug-fixed during the course. At any time, for downloading the latest version, go the course material directory (on your pc) and use:

$ git pull (in case of errors: git reset --hard; git pull)

Books

• Head First: Android Development A Brain-Friendly Guide; Dawn Griffiths & David Griffiths
• Reto Meier: PROFESSIONAL ANDROID™ 4 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT.

Misc

• https://www.kodeco.com/34718715-lifecycle-aware-components-in-android
• https://www.html.it/guide/guida-android/
• https://www.studytonight.com/android/introduction-to-android
• https://www.infobrother.com/Tutorial/XML-Android/XML-Syntax
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5aeM5dvUpA&list=PLl-K7zZEsYLmgdxMEHar35Wo26fLWm9BI

Material Design

• https://fonts.google.com/icons
• https://www.blobmaker.app/
• https://getwaves.io/

Modules

[M1] Introduction to Android

• Motivation
• History
• Android Architecture

[M2] Android Studio

• Setup & Ide
• Create new Project
• Create Emulator
• Device Manager

[M3] Application Key Elements

• Activity
• Intent
• Fragment

[M4] GUI

• Android Resources: Manifest, XML and Res folder
• Concepts on screens
• Layouts
• Useful View
• Advanced View : Adapter & ViewAdapter

[M5] Managing Data

• Shared Preferences
• Internal & External Storage
• Local Database: SQLite
• Remote Database: Firebase