Yoon Jae-seong's Java-based Android App Development Part 2 - Menu and 4 Major Components
This course is a Java Android app development course consisting of a total of 4 parts. In the second lecture, we will look at the menu and the 4 major components through practical examples.
This course teaches you how to develop Android applications using the Java language.
This course is the second of four courses and will look at the various menus provided by Android and the various components that make up an Android application.
Android app development from the basics, Get started with popular Java! 📲
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Currently, Android applications can be developed in Java or Kotlin. This course covers most aspects of Android application development, from the basics to advanced, and you'll write code entirely in Java, starting from the basics.
This Part 2 mainly covers menus, components of Android applications, threads, and fragments among the entire Android course. The next course will cover more in-depth courses.
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Introduction to Android and Setting Up a Development Environment: Lessons 1-4
This lecture will briefly introduce the course and show you how to set up a development environment.
Android Menu: Lessons 5-8
Let's explore the various menus provided by Android applications. We'll explore various menus, from activity menus to view menus.
Activity: Lessons 9-15
Let's take a closer look at Activities, a very important element in Android applications that manages the visible screen.
Android Messaging: Rounds 16-24
When developing an application, we explore the various means available to deliver messages to users. With so many different means available, it's crucial to utilize messaging tools appropriate to the situation.
Thread and Service: Lessons 25-32
Services, a component of Android, are used when background processing is required. Let's examine how to implement processing using a combination of threads and services.
Fragment: Lessons 33-40
We recommend using Fragments to manage screens independently from Activity screens when developing Android applications. Let's take a closer look at how to use them and learn how to utilize them effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions 💬
Q. What can I learn in this course?
In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of developing Android applications using the Java language. You'll explore the various menus and components available in Android, as well as threads, background processing, and messaging tools.
Q. What knowledge is required to take this course?
This course uses the Java language, so an understanding of the Java language is required. You must study Part 1 of the lecture, which follows the previous lecture.
Q. What should I learn after completing this course?
We recommend that you study the next step, part 3.
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Yoon Jae-seong (currently Softcampus Development Director)
I have incorporated my 19 years of experience in various fields and fields into my lectures, from the early days of mobile content in Korea's IT industry to big data development and consulting, as well as IT application software development.
Development experience
SKT Launches "Island Adventure" Mobile Content Development
KT Launches "Quiz Soccer" Mobile Content Development
SK launches "Mobile Certified Broker"
iPhone "Hanjatong" app development
iPhone "Health Training" App Development
KT/SK Namco Japan develops content for "Dale of Commons"
Development of KT mini-games (Gradually Grabbing Land, Aladdin's Magic Lamp, Mystery Block Detectives, BUZZ and BUZZ)
Teaching experience I am a veteran instructor with 19 years of experience in teaching and developing for current and unemployed employees of famous domestic companies such as Samsung Multicampus, Busan IT Industry Promotion Agency, Jeonju Information and Culture Industry Promotion Agency, Incheon IT Industry Promotion Agency, Korea Radio Promotion Agency, SK C&C, T Academy, Korea Robot Industry Promotion Agency, Daejeon ETRI, Samsung Electronics, nica Training Center, Korea Productivity Center, Hanwha S&C, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, SK C&C, Daegu Robot Industry Promotion Agency, and Pusan National University.
Lecture area I lecture on Java, Android, frameworks, databases, UML, iPhone, big data processing and analysis, Python, the Internet of Things, data analysis using R/Python, deep learning, machine learning AI, Spark, and more. I draw on my diverse experience to explain concepts as easily as possible, and I create and explain examples that facilitate practical application. Since this is not an offline class, please use the Q&A for any questions you may have. I will do my best to resolve any issues as quickly as possible.
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Who is this course right for?
Recommended for those who want to develop Android applications in Java language.
Recommended for those who want to use various menus and components used when developing Android applications.
Need to know before starting?
This course teaches you how to create Android applications using the Java language, so an understanding of the Java language is required.
Additionally, you should take the Java-based Android Part 1 course as a continuation of Part 1.
This course is the best. The course is very easy to understand. If you are new to Java Android development, don't waste your time on something that is too strict. Buy time with money. This course will be the best investment you can make.
