Catalin Stefan
Use Jetpack to build a modern Android App with this new course on Android development and Kotlin.
Most tutorials and how to’s on Udemy show you the basics of app building, but they don’t show you how to use the latest technologies and libraries.
Most projects and jobs require you to know how to use the latest libraries. This is what this course is all about.
The purpose of this course is to teach you most of the Jetpack libraries, and give you a practical example of how to use these technologies, all while building a simple example app.
We will learn about:
Navigation
Room
Data Binding
AndroidX
KTX extensions
Lifecycles
Live Data
ViewModel
Notifications
Permissions
Sharing
Preferences
Fragments
Layouts
Palette
Multidex
As a bonus, we will also learn
MVVM architecture
Retrofit
RxJava
Glide
And we will build the app in Kotlin.
We will cover a lot of technologies and we will implement them all in an application, so you can have a practical example.
If you want to build an app that scales and is robust, these technologies will make your life easy in the long term.
Sign up today, and let’s learn how to use Jetpack to build a modern Android Application.
Instructor Details
Courses : 23
Specification: Android Jetpack masterclass in Kotlin
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32 reviews for Android Jetpack masterclass in Kotlin
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| Price | $18.99 |
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| Duration | 10 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$18.99
Miguel Ramirez –
I like it because this course is very objetive. It’s made to get clear skills 😀
Huang –
Not for beginner, but it is great for intermediate/little experienced developers
Beogival Wagner Lucas Santos Junior –
Although I felt like some explanations could be a little deeper, it was an excelente course, met my expectations, thanks!
Sebastien Arbogast –
I wish there was a more in depth course about those topics, but as it stands, the structure of this course hits all the right points and can be used as a good basis to position all the concepts.
Stancho Stanchev –
The material is little bit outdated. Te way things have to be done now is little bit different. Good to be updated with latest trends in Jetpack.
Marcelo Aboumrad –
Really up to date course with great lectures! Thank you so much!
Muhammad Luthfi Arifin –
This course is very excellent for intermediate android developers, the instructor teach clearly and detail. Thanks Mr. Catalin Stefan
Marcio Amaral –
It’s very good. I learned a lot with this course.
Arjav Patni –
Course content is good. Well structured.
Patric Gekoski –
This was an okay course. It isn’t exactly a deep dive into any of the topics, but it pointed me in the direction of some topics that I should get a better understanding of. Because courses on this platform are relatively cheap, I can say it’s easily worth the money I paid. And, because I dug into these topics a little more in depth (as a result of being introduced to them here) I have learned a lot as a result
Robot code –
Great course for beginners!
Bruno Dar o Fern ndez Ellerbach –
Muy bien explicadas las herramientas que vamos a usar. Cada una de ellas.
Sumit Ghawate –
Database migration in Room database is missing.
Konstantin Bulygin –
Good course! Good teacher!
Khiraj Umredkar –
Good explanation for each and every topic it will be good if you add Dagger2 dependency injection and more stuff about Rx Java.
Abhishake Thakral –
The course is very good. The instructor is very knowledgeable. This course can be improved for the beginners by explaining concepts like Scooped functions, coroutines and the database migration in some detail alongside the examples explained in the course.
Tarun Sharma –
1. contains lots of information 2. good to start android jetpack drawbacks a little more theory about the topic requires atleast Rx Java, Navigation, Databinding
Fernando De la Rocha Perales –
Tiene buena explicaci n durante el curso. Es bueno para la introducci n de JetPack
Sidney MALEO –
I think it’s a good course on the MVVM Architecture the only default it’s just the fact all section depend ones of others
weizhe hong –
Please update the course at any time, some usage is good but some are not good, you should look for more articles
Felipe –
This course is more like an overview, good if you has not had previous experience in android Jetpack or to review it.
Fernando Chavarria –
Great course, as told in the intro, the app is simple (but complete) to center the attention in the tools and libraries listed in the description.
Conocimiento Transformacion –
Me parece que el contenido es interesante.
Jordan Buser –
This is my second Udemy course on Android and I have already added a number of Catalin’s courses to my learning path. He knows Android inside and out and is very good at explaining what he’s doing. The way he implements MVVM in the project app really brought to light a lot of things I had read about but didn’t full understand. This course should not be marked for beginners as he assumes a certain level of competency with Android and Kotlin. The one knock I would have is that he doesn’t appear to be very responsive to questions. I didn’t personally post any questions although that was partly because I saw how long it would take him to respond if he ever did and I didn’t think it would really be worth it.
Kanthikiran Nalamati –
the course was excellent until now because i didn’t finish this yet and the topic are showing in this course is very good with explanations..but all the topics are covering only basics if it’s a little bit more explanation and examples and more covering subject it’ll be good
Richard Levey –
I used this course as a refresher to return to Android development. Exactly what I needed to get back into the swing of things. My reasoning for not giving this course 5 stars is that the there is not much interaction from the instructor within the comments section. Some suggestions if this course was updated is to maybe expand the Room section to do full CRUD functionality and maybe handling authentication and sessions.
Elena Treshcheva –
Very informative course.
Vesko Latchev –
As a lot people say, the course is good, but there is no extra info about what we are coding: for example when said: we need this func or we will use this is nice but this is not explaining why we use this func/this or what is going on behind the scenes.. it seems that 10 hours is not enough to cover all this info missing, especially about 30% the course talk about basic android material.. And about the mic…. oh those background noises so interrupt
Robin Marcelo –
Content is well explained and the author knows what he’s talking about. I think the only improvement that I would like to see in his courses are is to have like a section where he updates the libraries to the latest version and talk about or discuss if there are any breaking changes. It’s a small thing but would’ve been above and beyond for the course. I initially took the course to learn more on the Jetpack libraries as I’ve been developing Android apps without it and it got me interested enough to also take his other course for state of the art android apps with Kotlin. I like his teaching style. He provides enough context on how to do something and then provides some sections where he encourages you to do it yourself. The practice helps you get familiar with the new code you watch so that it doesn’t feel foreign to you once you start coding it yourself in other projects.
Jens Wangenheim –
I was expecting it to adress a bit more advanced developers.
Alper Aslan –
The course is amazing for beginners. But I learned a lot of new things. Thank you
Bruno de Azevedo Mendon a –
In general, this course contains relevant information. However, many complex topics are dealt with in a shallow way. I believe that smaller scopes are better to provide more details.