인프런 - 라이프타임 커리어 플랫폼

This course will teach you how to use authentication, database, storage, and FCM provided by Google Firebase. In particular, FCM is a core service of Firebase used by most apps for server push.

Through this lecture, I hope to understand the core of the Kotlin language and avoid the mistake of being blocked by the language when developing Android apps.

We will create a decent app using Jetpack Compose. Going a step further from basic examples, we will connect an API (Firebase) and even implement network communication.

Stop telling designers, "This doesn't work on mobile." You can easily implement UI and animations with Jetpack Compose.

This is an introduction to Jetpack for Android development with Kotlin. It mainly covers LocalDB and network communication.

This course is for anyone who is curious about developing test automation on Android and iOS devices. This course will enable you to perform automated testing on mobile devices.

After taking this course, you will be fascinated by the charm of Android app development. I, Hongdroid, will help you take your first steps as a developer!

This is a [Android Concept Grasping] lecture for non-developers and beginner developers. It is explained in an easy way so that you can listen to it while eating with a light heart even if you don't know how to code.

This course will teach you how to compose in Jetpack. You will learn the core ideas of compose, how to manage state using compose, and how to compose screens.

Currently, Android can be developed using the Java and Kotlin languages. The same Android application can be developed using either language. This course covers most of the content from basic to advanced Android application development, and all code is written using the Kotlin language starting from the basic content. We also use Material 3, Google's latest UI library. This course mainly covers menus, Android application components, threads, and Fragments among the entire Android curriculum, and future courses are planned to cover more in-depth topics. Soft Campus will always strive to provide the latest lectures. Thank you.

Build a messenger app using Flutter's Riverpod state management and Firebase.

Kotlin grammar in a short 3 lectures! Learn the basics of Kotlin grammar and Android programming, and even create your own Android app!

It’s okay if you don’t know how to code. This course focuses on the experience of using AI to build an ad-revenue-generating Android app from scratch and successfully launching it in just one day. Many people stop at these stages: “I built the app, but how do I monetize it?” “I tried adding ads but got stuck on AdMob, policies, and reviews.” “I gave up right before launch because of the privacy policy.” In this course, we will navigate through every "drop-off point": 👉 Idea → App Creation → Ad Integration → Store Launch Essentials → Actual Deployment. We let the AI do the work, and we make the decisions. The goal is to complete an app with a "functioning revenue structure" within a single day.

This course will teach you how Android components work and how to use them. The core components of Android apps are components. If you develop apps without a proper understanding of components, there will be more than one or two areas where you will get stuck.

This course covers the basics of Android app development. No matter what app you develop or what features you implement, you cannot develop without understanding the content of this course.

This course teaches you how to quickly create various native app features for mobile environments using Javascript, a web service development technology, and walks you through the process of releasing them to the store.

The best tutorial for Android beginners! [1] After mastering the basic concepts of Android effectively, [2] create two apps that learn threads and network communication, and [3] create a micro-clone coding app with ads! Includes how to launch on Google Play Store and generate app revenue!

I created a lecture by selecting the Java parts that are absolutely necessary for Android app development. The total lecture time is 13 hours and 30 minutes. It will be very helpful if you organize it once before developing Android. There are more lectures on the YouTube Soft Campus channel. I hope it was helpful. Instructor Jaeseong Yoon

You will be able to learn about popular programming techniques and features, not just Kotlin grammar. It is also good to learn the concept of Android TDD through MVP.

This lecture shares how to create a messenger similar to KakaoTalk without implementing a backend server. Since this lecture uses Firebase, you must have prior knowledge of Android to take the course. Most of the lecture content is structured around logic, and this lecture is implemented using Firebase. If you understand this lecture well, you can implement a messenger using other message protocols.