[Beginner Edition] Learning Android Kotlin by Building 8 Apps

Android app development, even for complete beginners!
Now learn by making it yourself.

8 mobile apps,
Make it yourself 📲

1+2. Photo Album App

_{(1) BTS Photo Album App}

_{(2) Twice Photo Album App}

3. Dice App

_{(3) Random dice app}

4. Quote app

_{(4) Quote collection app}

5. Singer song list app

_{(5) Trot singer song list app}

6. Exercise Note App

_{(6) Exercise Note App}

7. Foodie Content App

_{(7) Mango Plate (X) Mongo Plate (O) Content App}

8. D-Day Counter App

_{(8) D-Day Counter App}

Learning Objectives ✅

_{Android, Kotlin, Firebase}

• You will be able to create an Android app with the design you want .
• By learning how to save and load data to a Firebase database, you will be able to implement functions to save and load data on a server .
• You can create personalized pages through the member sign-up and login functions.

Who is this course for? 🔎

• I searched YouTube and other sites to learn Android mobile app development, but I was looking for a systematic curriculum and kind explanation .
• For those who want to learn Android app development with Kotlin

You can learn things like this. ✨

1. Get familiar with the Android layout. You can insert and process the images you want and design the screen beautifully.
2. You can learn about Android screen transitions and data transfer between screens.
3. You can learn about Kotlin's conditional statements, loops, variables, etc.
4. You can learn how to operate Android Studio and view logs.
5. You can learn and repeatedly practice the characteristic views of Android, such as ListView and RecyclerView.
6. WebView, which retrieves information from the web, allows you to retrieve images from the web and connect to websites via Glide. In the process, you will also learn how to use libraries.
7. Implement membership management functions such as login/signup/logout using Firebase.
8. You will learn how to store data in a database using Firebase, then load data separately for each member to create a personalized app.

Key points of the lecture! 💎

100% of the lecture source code provided

All source code used in the lecture is provided. You can download all the code used in the examples and project code by clicking the cloud-shaped or green [Course Materials] button to the right of the lecture title.

Continuous updates

Due to the nature of online lectures, there are many cases where existing codes stop working over time. If you have entered the same code but there is a part that does not work due to a version issue, please let me know. If you report it through [Questions & Answers], I will update the lecture.

Helps you understand with theory and pictures

For complex concepts, we use pictures and diagrams to explain the flow more easily. We explain not only simple exercises but also theoretical parts. We also explain parts that you may know roughly but are confused about. (What is a server and client, how to view logs, what are the question marks (?) and exclamation marks (!) that appear occasionally, what is UID, etc...)

Please refer to class notes

For each class, any confusing or error-prone parts are written in class notes at the bottom of the video. The class notes will be updated continuously.

Starting from the easy ones, step by step

This is a lecture that progresses while creating 8 apps. The first 3 are very easy, the next 3 are slightly easy, and the next 2 are not easy. As the lecture progresses, the difficulty level increases little by little, and you can gradually become familiar with coding while creating apps. (If you feel that the speed is a little fast or it is difficult and burdensome, we recommend that you slow down the play speed.)

So that you can watch comfortably and follow along

I took care to enlarge the code in the middle of the video to make it easier for students to see. Try typing the code yourself and developing a mobile app while following the lecture content.

Created a lecture
Introducing the knowledge sharer 👨‍💻

Gaebogchi developer

Since founding the startup in 2015, we have been working on various development projects.

In the meantime, I've been working at a company and working as a freelancer, and I've been working on a variety of interesting projects.

Email: uyalae@naver.com

Check out what you're curious about! 📃

As a series course
Learning step by step 🧰

For those who want to learn more practical aspects after taking this course, we are preparing another course. We are producing it in the following order, so it would be good to refer to it when taking the course.

1. [Introduction] Kotlin Grammar for Android
2. [Beginner's Guide] Android Kotlin Learning while Creating 8 Apps Current Course
3. [Intermediate] Kind JETPACK Introduction <Part 1>
4. [Intermediate] Creating a Coin Price Monitoring App
5. [Intermediate] Introduction to Kind JETPACK <Part 2>