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Background Work with WorkManager - Java

Background Work with WorkManager - Java WorkManager is a compatible, flexible, and simple library for deferred background work that is covered in this codelab. WorkManager is the recommended task scheduler on Android for deferred work that must be completed. Description In this course, you will : Adding WorkManager to your project Scheduling a simple task Input and output parameters Chaining work Unique work Displaying work status in the UI Cancelling work Work constraints Syllabus : Add WorkManager to your app Make your first WorkRequest Add Input and Output ...
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  • Make your own high-quality Android applications
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Syllabus:-

  • Welcome Video
  • Why Android Studio?
  • The Best Tools To Develop Your App
  • Getting the most out of this cours
  • Say Goodbye to "Hello World"
  • From Applications to code
  • Files,Packages,Classes,Methods
  • Syntax Symbols
  • Method Signatures
  • Data Types,Variables
  • What does a "code detective" do?
  • Visualizing Java
  • Memory Lockers
  • Introduction to Computer Memory
  • Computer Memory:Primitives
  • Computer Memory:References And Null
  • Android Studio:Out Of The Box
  • Android Studio:First Look
  • APP DEMO:Bartalk and Android Studio Setup Instructions
  • APP DEMO:Delta Bookshel
  • Arrays
  • Lists
  • Sets
  • Maps
  • Objects and "new"
  • Constructors and Allocation
  • Garbage Collection and "null
  • Operators and Assignments:bitwise and unary
  • The "return" statement
  • The if Statement
  • else/elseif
  • The "for" loop
  • Nested for loops
  • The "while" loop
  • The "break" and "continue" statements
  • The "switch" statement
  • Compiling and Debugging
  • What's first,next,now,later:Interpreting control flow statements
  • Stack Versus Heap
  • Control Flow Visual Aids
  • CHALLENGE:Pangrams!
  • CODE ALONG:Pangrams
  • Encapsulation and Thisness
  • Scope and Accessibility Keywords
  • Setters,Getters and Autogeneration
  • Inheritance,Polymorphism,"@Overide" and "super"
  • The "static" and "final" keywords
  • Using Enhanced for loops (for each loops) In Collections
  • Objects Visual Aids
  • CHALLENGE:Make A Comedian Robot
  • CODE ALONG:Make A Comedian Robo
  • All These Powerful Tools!
  • Abstract Classes
  • Interfaces
  • Callbacks With Interfaces
  • Typecasting
  • Generics
  • CHALLENGE:Making the Switch
  • CODE ALONG:Making the Switch
  • APP CHALLENGE:Update the Pet Adoption App
  • CODE ALONG:Update the Pet Adoption Ap
  • The Super 6:Mobile Design Principles
  • XML Basics
  • Introduction to Layouts
  • Linear Layouts
  • Relative Layouts
  • Margins and Padding
  • Gravity and Layout Gravity
  • Adding Images
  • Event Listeners Using Anonymous Classes
  • CHALLENGE:Change the Button
  • CHALLENGE:Make a Full Android UI
  • CODE ALONG:Make a Full Android U
  • Activities and Intent Basics
  • The Activity Lifecycle
  • APP DEMO:Activity Lifecycle Watcher
  • CHALLENGE:Switching Activities
  • CODE ALONG:Switching Activities
  • Passing Data With Intents
  • CHALLENGE:Data Mover
  • CODE ALONG:Data Mover
  • Intent Filters and Implicit Intents
  • CHALLENGE:Harnessing The Android App Ecosystem
  • CODE ALONG:Harnessing The Android App Ecosyste
  • Introduction To Listviews
  • List View Visual Aid
  • Basic Listviews
  • CHALLENGE:Build a Basic ListView
  • CODE ALONG:Build a Basic ListView
  • Listviews With Custom Adapters
  • CHALLENGE:Build a Custom ListView
  • CODE ALONG:Build a Custom ListView
  • Using The Holder Pattern and View Tags
  • CHALLENGE:Build Professionally Smooth ListViews
  • CODE ALONG:Build Professionally Smooth Listviews


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