Software Technologies

Android App Development

Discover the world of Android App Development by enrolling in our thorough program. Discover how to create cutting-edge, intuitive mobile apps that stick out in the crowd.

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Overview

You may provide employees with devices and apps while maintaining the security of your company’s data as an Android developer.

Create apps that will increase worker productivity when they use company-issue or personal devices for assigned tasks. To assist with integrating Android into your company, get in touch with top enterprise mobility management (EMM) partners.

For developers looking to make apps that maximize and enhance Android’s enterprise features, there is a Developer Guide. The manual outlines the best procedures for creating and testing business-oriented applications for Android devices under management.

The Developer Guide is intended for developers who wish to make apps that complement and make the most of Android’s enterprise features. Best practices for creating and testing enterprise-focused apps for controlled Android devices are outlined in the handbook.

If you’re new to creating Android apps … The Developer Guide assumes that you’re working as an independent software vendor (ISV) or in a similar role and have already built an Android app. If you haven’t yet created an Android app, see Building Your First App. If you’re looking for an accelerated course, see the Developing Android Apps course, taught by Google employees.

Objective

What is Android?

As an Android developer, you can deploy devices and apps to employees and keep your corporate data secure. With Android, organizations can choose what devices, APIs, and frameworks they want to use to develop apps for enterprises. With Android, you can:

  • Build apps to help employees be more productive when using their devices or the organization’s devices dedicated to a specific task.
  • Connect with leading enterprise mobility management (EMM) partners to help integrate Android in your business.
  • Create apps using the Developer Guide

The Developer Guide is for developers who want to create apps that best utilize and complement Android’s enterprise features. The guide defines the best practices to develop and test enterprise-focused apps for managed Android devices.

If you’re new to creating Android apps … The Developer Guide assumes that you’re working as an independent software vendor (ISV) or in a similar role and have already built an Android app. If you haven’t yet created an Android app, see Building Your First App. If you’re looking for an accelerated course, see the Developing Android Apps course, taught by Google employees.

Course Content

Module 1
  • Refreshing Java
  • Java introduction
  • OOPs Concepts,/li>
  • Abstract class & Interface
  • Exception handling
  • Multi threading(Thread class & Runnable Interface)
Module 2
  • Why Android?
  • Android Run Time
  • Android Studio
  • Introduction to Gradle
Module 3
  • Basic Building blocks – Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers & Content providers
  • UI Components- Views & notifications
  • Components for communication -Intents & Intent Filters
  • Android API levels(versions & version names)
Module 4
  • AndroidManifest.xml
  • uses-permission
  • Activity/services/receiver declarations
  • Resources & R.java
  • Layouts & Drawable Resources
  • Activities and Activity lifecycle
Module 5
  • Launching emulator
  • Editing emulator settings
  • Emulator shortcuts
  • Logcat usage
  • Introduction to Android Device Monitor (ADM)
  • File explorer
Module 6
  • Explicit Intents
  • Implicit intents
Module 7
  • Form widgets
  • Text Fields
  • Layouts
  • RelativeLayout
  • TableLayout
  • FrameLayout
  • LinearLayout
  • Nested layouts
  • Applying themes via code and manifest file
  • AlertDialogs & Toast
  • Time and Date
  • Images and media
Module 8
  • Option menu And Action Bar
  • Context menu and contextual action mode
  • Popup menu
  • menu from xml
  • menu via code
  • Linkify
  • MatchFilter & TransformFilter
Module 9
  • ArrayAdapters
  • BaseAdapters
  • ListView and ListActivity
  • Custom listview
  • GridView using adapters
  • Gallery using adapters
  • Android Session and Session management
Module 10
  • SQL
  • DML & DDL Queries in brief
  • SQLiteDatabse
  • SQLiteOpenHelper
  • Cursor
  • SQLite Programming
  • Reading and updating Contacts
  • Android Debug Bridge(adb) tool
  • Broadcast Receivers
  • Services
Module 11
  • Alarm
  • Via service
Module 12
  • Toast
  • Dialogs
  • Tabs
  • Animated popup panels
  • Grid view
  • Spinner
  • Thread.
  • AsynTask
  • XML Parsing
  • Android JSON parsing using Volley
  • Mysql
  • Accessing Phone services(Call,SMS)
Module 13
  • Introduction to fragments
  • Fragments Life Cycle
  • Fragments in Activity
  • Google Maps V2 using Fragments
  • Develop Fragment based UI designs (Fragment Tabs,ListView etc)
  • Location based Services
  • GPS
  • Geocoding
  • Network connectivity services
  • Sensors(Accelerometer, Gyroscope).
  • Using Wi-Fi& Bluetooth.
  • Google Cloud Messaging for Android.
  • App Widgets.

What is Android?

You may provide employees with devices and apps while maintaining the security of your company’s data as an Android developer. Businesses using Android can select the devices, frameworks, and APIs they wish to employ to create enterprise apps. If you’ve never made an Android app before… The Developer Guide will assume that you have already developed an Android app and are employed as an independent software vendor (ISV) or in a job comparable to that.

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