Catalin Stefan
Social media now has the largest user base ever.
Have you ever thought about owning your own dating app similar to Tinder? Now you can
This course teaches you exactly how to build a Tinder like app, complete with user accounts, registration, profiles, swipes, matches, conversations and more.
More features than any Tinder clone app out there.
We will build several Tinder features like:
User accounts with signup and login
Swipes left and right and matches
User profiles
User details screen and potential enhancements
Live chat functionality
I will show you step by step how to build an Android app in Kotlin similar to Tinder, how to program it and what each step means. It’s never been easier to have your own dating app.
Around 50% of people are on dating app nowadays so now is the best time to get in on the game.
Sign up today and start creating your own app.
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Highly rated instructor with over 10.000 active students and growing monthly.
Student feedback:
*****
I have learned a lot from this course. The Instructor described each and every topic very clearly. – Cyrus
Instructor Details
Courses : 23
Specification: Build a Tinder Clone for Android from scratch
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24 reviews for Build a Tinder Clone for Android from scratch
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| Price | $19.99 |
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| Duration | 7 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$19.99
Cyrus Haroon –
I have learned a lot from this course. The Instructor described each and every topic very clearly.
Eduard Popov –
I myself am from Russia and we have few such topics under consideration, but thanks to this course I have significantly increased my level of knowledge in android development, thank you!
John Larsson –
I thoroughly enjoy taking this course. A big reason why is I accomplished what I wanted to accomplish. It was methodical and explained well. I’m by no means an *app developer*, but he put it together so I could tailor/ adapt it to my own app idea. Another point I’d like to make is, I asked a question, he replied quickly and very friendly. I really would recommend taking this course. Thank you for making it.
Kelsey –
There is so much jumping around for me on this course but since there is nothing else like it and you have been the only person who has created a course for this topic I continue to put the work in for the app I want to build. There’s just a lot of missing information sometimes. AT any rate it’s still informational to finalize a concept.
Jafar Nizami –
It was a good course but at some point i faced some errors…. i dont found out anyone helping…
Anthony Lombard –
No Indication it was in Kotlin, No explanation of basic concepts in spite of the fact that it is directed at beginners, no explanation of why certain methods exist (ArrayModifier etc) basically a follow along unfortunately. A beginner could not use this to learn.
Mario Antolovic –
For now, works fine, i really like it, I hope I will build my portfolio with the projects and I hope this one is gonna help me to do that
Victor Apoyan –
In general, it was okay, just too many talks about UI (styles, colors etc) maybe it will be better to concentrate more on Kotlin part and bit more on Clean code part, so students can see how to write cleaner code
Alex Shea –
I just started the course and will need to update this later. Seems like it’s more for people already familiar with programming and want to learn Kotlin and build this app. It’s perfect for me.
Jakob Jundi –
Honestly, great course so far. However, if you are a new programmer, or new to Android Studio, this course can be hard to follow at points. The instructor often times clicks stuff without properly explaining what he just did. For me it was easy to just rewatch certain snippets and figure it out without any issues, however, for others this might pose a little issue. About half way through the course I still have to say this is a great course. One issue however, some code is deprecated so you have to figure out yourself how to implement the new code to make it work. I.e. The picture load functions. Besides that I have learned a tremendous amount about kotlin and Android Studio, since I myself came from C# and Unity. I would definitely recommend this course, just be aware that certain parts are hard to follow. All in all I give this course a 90% rating so far. I definitely like it and can’t wait to see where I will be once I finish this course. 🙂
Neehad Fattah –
A must take. This course is really detailed and very easy to follow along.
Breldan Muturi –
Catalin’s work on this course was great to say the least. His approach is simple and straightforward. With other instructors you run into so many errors when you follow along with what they’re implementing but as I followed along with Catalin I never reached that point of not understanding why sth wasn’t working. My errors were mostly typos. The best thing I can say about Catalin’s courses is that they really make becoming an android dev feel possible with enough practice.
Malloy, H. Christopher –
Decent course, not super long but some of the lectures could have been shorter. Also, there are some java/android updates that could have been included in the lecture since 2019 (i.e. android > androidx) which presented some challenges adapting the code in the early to middle lectures. Would be great if you added photo sending during the messaging fragment and showed some more functionality for the user profile (i.e. dropdowns, autocomplete lists, and multiple selection inputs). Otherwise, the course was a good starter, perhaps there will be a more comprehensive follow up class in the months ahead.
Omer Faran –
Very nice course, very easy to follow, you do get what you pay for although there are some downsides, such as: 1. Some areas in the code which seem a bit lazy, for example error messages are just being toasted. 2. No geo location, this is a crucial feature of Tinder Also, the instructor never responds in the q&a section. All in all, the course is worth it and you will learn a lot, especially on how to easily use Firebase
Marc Izzo –
This course uses firebase as the database. As I learned after taking the course, firebase is not a good choice for this type of app. In this course you basically watch the instructor build the app and just quickly explain it as he goes. You’ll end up copying and pasting most of it from the provided github without much understanding. The real understanding will begin after you’re done and you realize how limited your app is because you used a real time database. Overall it’s an okay course but just be ready to do a lot of additional work turning the app into something that’s actually useful.
Aleksandr Beloushkin –
The course is good enough ingnoring that it is a bit outdated. Main idea about how to build tinder like app is showed clearly. So it definitely worth the time spent. But also I think author might pay more attention to app architecture and code quality (use let, also, run, lambdas) so for that i will give only 4 for rating, sorry.
Arun –
1. Course doesn’t cover: Mobile number login, location preference 2. CoursesbyCatalin facebook account acts like an advertisement page. None of our questions will be shown on the page, since Catalin(the admin) never approve or reply to it. 3. You will get many crash issue and you will not know why. He never say how to handle the same. 4. His course may be recent, but the import that he use were outdated. Latest android studio will suggest using androidx but he will be using some other thing, which our own studio will throw error. 5. You will feel study and good till section 3. But during section4 or 5 you will feel terribly wrong and will collapse the entire code you typed all through the course and feel like $hit PLEASE DONOT TAKE THIS COURSE! DONT EXPECT HIS SUPPORT TOO!!!
Ravinder –
amazing gr8
Mahmoud Ma’moon –
Overall it’s very good, but his coding style isn’t very consistent, sometimes he’ll use nullable types, other times he’ll use non nullable with empty defaults, other times he’ll use lateinit vars.
Mohamed Eeman –
amazing experience
Chrisnaldy Yohannes –
great lecture,it helps me gain knowledge on android programming
Karolis Marmokas –
Worst tutorial ever, no explanations. If you are new to coding or android studio I wouldn’t recommend it. Plus app is really basic without many functions, I done it way better in a way simpler way.
Sean Nilsen –
There have been a few steps that were skipped along the way so far. If I did not have a background in writing other Java apps, I would have had a harder time working around these issues.
jennifer Chin –
clear instructions and good tips 🙂