You create a fragment and add it to an app, then add navigation to the app using the Android Studio navigation graph.
In this pathway, you learn how to create useful navigation in an app. Constraint layout using the Layout Editor.Pathway 2 includes the following codelabs: This pathway also teaches you how to use data binding to eliminate inefficient calls to findViewById(). You create apps that get and display user input, respond to user taps, and change the visibility and color of views. In this pathway, you learn how to use the Android Studio Layout Editor to create linear layouts and constraint layouts. Pathway 1 includes the following codelabs: You also learn about API levels and the Android Jetpack libraries. You learn how Android projects are structured, how to use and modify views in your Android Kotlin app, and how to make sure your apps are backward-compatible. You start with "Hello World" and move up to an app that uses image files and a click handler. This pathway teaches you how to set up Android Studio to use Kotlin and how to build apps. Pathway 5: Activity and fragment lifecyclesĮach pathway contains several codelabs.The source code for starter apps and solution code for the apps that you create is in GitHub.Īndroid Kotlin Fundamentals includes the following pathways: Starter and solution codeĪs you work through the codelabs in the Android Kotlin Fundamentals course, you create apps. It also helps to have an idea of what functional programming is, but it's not required. How code is built, compiled, and executed, in general terms.Basic multithreading and exception handling.You should also be comfortable navigating GitHub and familiar with the following concepts: You should be familiar with all the concepts, tools, and vocabulary taught in Udacity's free Kotlin Bootcamp for Programmers course. To take the Android Kotlin Fundamentals course, we recommend that you have at least 2 years of experience in a full-fledged object-oriented programming language such as Java, C++, or Smalltalk. To learn about other Android training created by the Google Developers Training team, visit Google Developers Training: Android.
We recommend that you take the codelabs in sequence, but it's not a requirement. In this course, you learn basic Android Kotlin programming concepts and build various apps. This course provides a series of codelabs that lead you through the fundamentals of building Android apps using Kotlin.
Welcome to the Android Kotlin Fundamentals course, created by the Google Developers Training team.
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