Jason Fedin
Students will learn all aspects of the Kotlin Programming Language. They will also understand how to apply this knowledge to more effectively write Android applications. This class does not focus on the server side programming aspects of Kotlin. This class does not focus on Android programming. This class focuses on the Kotlin Programming Language and the advantages of using Kotlin when writing Android applications. You will learn how to effectively use this language to make programming fun and interesting in Android. I will cover every concept in the Kotlin language and provide exercises to help you learn the language. This course is a deep dive into the Kotlin language, it does not just cover the basics. By the end of this course you will fully understand the Kotlin langauge and how to use it to write Android applications.
If you have previously used Kotlin on an Android platform, I’m sure this course will deepen your understanding of it. If you have never used it, no problem, you will see that it can help you become a more efficient Android developer.
Throughout the course, you can always contact me personally to get help when you’re stuck. I check the discussions regularly to help you at every step along the way.
Lastly, this course is constantly updated and refined based on student feedback. I really appreciate each and every of my students so I listen to your feedback and act on it.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: The Essential Kotlin Programming Course (Android Developers)
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14 reviews for The Essential Kotlin Programming Course (Android Developers)
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 23 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$12.99
Welly Ryan –
Good teaching methods by combining slide and hands on training.
Jacob Smith –
Jason has a good understanding of the topic, and explains each topic well. I would have liked to have more coding examples and exercises.
Jacob Smith –
Jason has a good understanding of the topic, and explains each topic well. I would have liked to have more coding examples and exercises.
Anna Mikhailova –
Not for someone without previous advanced knowledge of Java. A LOT of slides! That are not really helpful!(((
Anna Mikhailova –
Not for someone without previous advanced knowledge of Java. A LOT of slides! That are not really helpful!(((
Nur Azhar –
Thorough explanation helps, ignore the trolls
Nur Azhar –
Thorough explanation helps, ignore the trolls
Vinay Setia –
Course is very informative, lots of code examples, & covers a lot of topics. Exactly what I was looking for to get started in Kotlin for Android.
Vinay Setia –
Course is very informative, lots of code examples, & covers a lot of topics. Exactly what I was looking for to get started in Kotlin for Android.
Richard Cooper –
Would welcome more code along sections plus some simpler breakdowns of terms and phrases when they first appear in the course. It’s like landing in a strange land not knowing the language when you are a complete beginner. A dictionary of terms would be useful (maybe already exists. if so location please) Learned loads but feel like it is just scratching the surface. It’s getting easier. Thanks for the course!
Richard Cooper –
Would welcome more code along sections plus some simpler breakdowns of terms and phrases when they first appear in the course. It’s like landing in a strange land not knowing the language when you are a complete beginner. A dictionary of terms would be useful (maybe already exists. if so location please) Learned loads but feel like it is just scratching the surface. It’s getting easier. Thanks for the course!
Christopher Williams –
I was expecting that this would be a course to help me build and publish apps for the play store come to find out that you only build one hello world app by the end of the course.
Christopher Williams –
I was expecting that this would be a course to help me build and publish apps for the play store come to find out that you only build one hello world app by the end of the course.
Guillaume Wilfrid –
too many use of java in the slides. Instead of slides wich sometimes contains error, a lot of concept could be explained directly in the IDE. A bit long to explain, I’ve watch everything in x1,5 and often on x2 speed