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Android Beginner Series: Just Enough Java

Pluralsight – Android Beginner Series: Just Enough Java
Want to create an Android application, but you don’t want to learn Java first? Perhaps you already know some Java, but you’ve never build a complete Android application before. Either way, this course has you covered! In this course, you will learn the basics of Java and Android while you create a real working Android application. This course is the third course in a 4 part series on beginning Android development, but you don’t need to watch the other courses to understand this one. As long as you have some basic programming knowledge, you should be able to follow along with this course and build your first Android application using Java and Eclipse. In this course we’ll alternate between learning and doing as we set out to build a note taking application for Android. We’ll start off covering everything you need to know about getting setup to develop an Android application in Java using Eclipse. Then we’ll create our Note Taker application step by step, clearly explaining each step as we go and introducing Java concepts along the way. If you are looking for a new and fun way to learn Java while building an Android application, or you are just looking to maximize your time, by learning two topics at the same time, this course might be just what you are looking for.

 Table of content

  • Hello World
    • Introduction
    • Course Overview
    • What Is Java?
    • Java History
    • Installing Java
    • Installing Java (Demo)
    • Android Developer Tools Bundle
    • Installing The ADT Bundle
    • Creating The Project
    • Eclipse Overview
    • Projects
    • Setting Up The Emulator
    • Hello World
    • Looking At The Code
    • Up Next
  • Note Taker
    • Introduction
    • What We Are Building
    • Breaking It Down
    • Android UIs
    • Eclipse’s Designer
    • Activities and Views
    • Creating The Screen Layout
    • Fixing The Layout
    • Buttons And Events
    • Making The Save Button Work
    • Classes, Objects And Methods
    • Interfaces
    • Disabling The Fields
    • If Statements
    • Changing The Save Text
    • Making Date Work
    • Up Next
  • Listing Notes
    • Introduction
    • What We Are Building
    • Breaking It Down
    • Lists In Android
    • Creating The New Activity
    • Making The Main Activity
    • Creating The Layout
    • List In Java
    • Populating The List
    • Creating The Note Class
    • For Each Loops
    • Using The Note Class
    • Action Bars
    • Adding The Add Note Command
    • Adding New Notes
    • Refactoring
    • Up Next
  • Putting It Together
    • Introduction
    • What We Are Building
    • Breaking It Down
    • Renaming The Activity
    • Intents
    • Making Add Go To Edit Note
    • Passing Data In Intents
    • Passing Back The New Note
    • Adding The New Note
    • Refactoring
    • Editing Notes
    • Selecting a Note
    • Filling In Note Data
    • Disabling Edits
    • Saving Changes
    • Adding a Cancel Button
    • Making Cancel Work
    • Up Next
  • Finishing Touches
    • Introduction
    • What We Are Building
    • Breaking It Down
    • Contextual Menus
    • Floating Menus
    • Creating The Context Menu
    • Showing The Menu
    • Deleting A Note
    • Overriding In Java
    • Alert Dialogs
    • Creating The Delete Command
    • Creating The Alert Dialog
    • Extracting Strings
    • Constants
    • Passing The Delete Command
    • Making Delete Work
    • Fixing Add Note
    • Next Steps
    • The End
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