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Hello there and welcome to my course, in this course I’m going to teach you how to create a fully functional Android application using the power of Kotlin programming language. We are going to develop Food Recipes application, where we can browse recipes from various different kind of meal and diet types. This App Design will be a lot similar to the one from my Material UI Design course which I made a while ago.
Our application will work with both Remote and local data sources. And for Remote data source we will use a third party API for food recipes, called Spoonacular. I’m going to teach you how to establish connection between your app and the server. So basically we will send GET Request to our API and receive a list of food recipes as a Response. Also our app will be able to handle no internet connection, and store or cache the data localy to our database when it’s needed.
Also from our application we will be able to search recipes from our API directly. So if you have your favorite flavor you can search it here and probably you’ll find many amazing recipes. Next our app will have Favorites Fragment where we can save our favorite recipes for later use when we need them. And finally our app will have it’s fun side, and that is food joke fragment.
Specification: Modern Food Recipes App – Android Development with Kotlin
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 16 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Farhazul Islam Mullick –
I is a very good app for intermediate developers
Squall Huang –
Most detailed tutorial and best course and teacher I had ever seen. Thank you. Stevdza San. You are a best teacher.?
Anya Traille –
This is a great course. I like how the entire learning journey is dedicated to one specific app, building in different functionalities that cover the most important topics. The content is very clear and the app makes a really nice template to start other projects.
Rizal Aziz –
Very hard learning….but thanks for teaching
Kartono Xaverius –
Great details explanations, zoom into the explanation is very helpful. Thank you , Arigato
Enjay Tarigan –
Great
Andrei –
Amazing Course in every regard.
Andhika Krishananda –
I learned programming in college, never used it and started learning again around last month. This is my second course on Kotlin, the first one was good for beginners but Stefan’s course skyrocketed my knowledge! Stefan explains things quite rapidly but he does it in a way so that things make sense to me. He structured the learning materials really well, making them easy to follow and fun. The video length is also reasonable so they won’t be boring, some videos you’d find Stefan reading on documentations which is fine with me because I’m more of an auditory learner. The app design is a super bonus, I think most other tutorials don’t really pay attention on the app design aspect. I also appreciate the videos show when his codes were not working and he show how to find and correct the errors. Overall I think this is an awesome course, thank you so much Stefan!
Dijon Cavalcante Braga –
Vi apenas o overview sobre este curso, e ja gostei, o curso esta bem atualizado e tem as abordagens que eu esperava.
Sanan Kazimov –
I like the way Stefan teaches
Alexis Silva –
Stefan explains very well and the course have a good structure. But: In some classes he just read documentation. I would expect something more elaborated. The courses is very practical, maybe too much. It would be nice to understand why we are doing somestuff. The code is not bad, but is not the cleanest. For example, MainViewModel have a lot of responsibilities
Hiram Castro –
Me gusta que se ponga a leer la documentaci n junto a nosotros.
Iram M –
This is one of the best Android courses I have ever done. Everything is explained very well, without having to delve into it, and also it is broken down great into various videos. Throughly recommend!