You can access the full course here: The Complete Mobile App Development Course with Flutter Transcript 1 Hello and welcome to this course. First off, we’re going to start by installing Flutter SDK on Windows, and then there will be also a part about installing Flutter on Mac. So first, let’s go to Flutter.dev, and … Read moreWeb Class: Learn Mobile App Development with Flutter
Grab our new ebook Android Development for Human Beings and learn to build impressive Android apps using Material Design. Book author Mohit Deshpande is an app developer (Android and iOS) and computer scientist who current does research in AI and computer vision at the Ohio State University. This book includes 17 chapters that cover basic … Read moreFree eBook – Android Development for Human Beings
Save your most valuable asset – time! Learn how to completely design and develop an production ready Android app, start to finish. We will start at the beginning where all apps start, with an idea. We will design our app using Google’s Material Design. Material Design makes more liberal use of grid-based layouts, responsive animations and transitions, … Read moreAdvanced Android App Development – From Padawan to Jedi
Yes, you can learn to code in Java while making Android M phone and wearable apps. Learn to create Android M (Marshmallow) apps from scratch using Java. Don’t know Java? No problem as the first module in this course is a Java introductory course for total beginners. Already know Java? Then use the module as … Read moreThe Complete Android Marshmallow Development Course
In this post we’re going to learn how to use the Android notification system. Android notifications have evolved from the standard one-liner with an app icon to having actions, showing images, and expanding to show more information. Notifications are a critical part of the user experience. Instead of the user having to check your app for updates, … Read moreHow to Use the Android Notification System
In this post, we’re going to learn how to access just one of the multitude of sensors present on an Android device by building a very small game that uses the accelerometer on the device. This game will simply show a red ball on the screen whose motion is tied to the device’s accelerometer. For example, tilting the device will cause … Read moreHow to Use Android Sensors in Games
Having previously worked on Energia (A Soviet Rocket!) Elizaveta currently works preparing technology for the International Space Station. Launched in 1998, ISS is the largest Artificial orbit that can be seen by the naked eye from Earth and is maintained by a series of Spacecrafts including Soyuz, a Spacecraft Elizaveta also works on. ZENVA catches up … Read moreMeet Elizaveta: International Space Station Engineer and Zenva Student
In this post, we’re going to learn how we can access the camera and use it to take a picture. Grabbing data from the camera can be a bit tricky, especially when dealing with the Android filesystem so we’ll be covering how to create an image file for the photo and extracting that image back into the ImageView. In this … Read moreHow to Accessing the Camera and Take Pictures on Android
In this post, we’re going to learn about loaders as well as content providers. Loaders allow us to load vast amounts of data asynchronously so we don’t bog down the main UI thread. We can get this data from querying databases using content providers instead of having it stored in a resources file like we’ve done in other posts. We’ll be … Read moreHow to Use Loaders in Android
In this post, we’re going to learn all about Google’s design philosophy dubbed Material Design. We’re going to cover some of the fundamental concepts behind Material Design and will later learn how to realized our design. We’ll be discussing just some of the basics behind the essence of Material Design, like elevation, colors, and layouts. Note that we’ll only … Read moreBeginners Guide to Material Design
