
Go Hyun-cheol's Unity 3D Genre-Based Practical Game Project - Defense Game
softcampus
Unity3D Practical Project Game Development by Genre Part 01 Defense game.
Basic
Unity
Currently, Android development can be done using both Java and Kotlin. You can develop the same Android applications regardless of which language you choose. This course covers most aspects of Android application development, from basics to advanced topics, and all code is written using Kotlin starting from the fundamentals. Additionally, it utilizes Google's latest UI library, Material 3. This course involves completing three projects throughout the entire Android curriculum. By working on these projects, you can master advanced techniques actually used in the industry, such as Hilt, Retrofit, Room Database, and MVVM. Furthermore, you can increase productivity using AI by performing "vibe coding" with Gemini within the Android development tools. Soft Campus will always strive to provide the most up-to-date lectures.
2 learners are taking this course
Level Basic
Course period Unlimited
- You will gain the ability to carry out full-stack-based Android projects.
- You will gain the ability to manage objects through Hilt.
- You will gain the ability to execute high-productivity projects by applying the MVVM development pattern.
- You will gain the ability to utilize Firebase-based cloud services.
- Using RoomDatabase makes it easy to use the built-in database.
- You will be able to easily communicate with RESTful API-based servers using Retrofit.
- You will be able to utilize byte coding and tab coding methods through Gemini.
Who is this course right for?
- All developers who wish to develop Android applications
- Solo developers preparing to start a business or those preparing for a startup
- People who want to create Android applications but are worried about their coding skills
- People who want to develop Android applications using the "Vibe Coding" method
Need to know before starting?
This course teaches how to develop Android applications using Kotlin, and therefore requires an understanding of the Kotlin language.
As this course follows Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3, you must complete the Kotlin-based Android Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 courses first.
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69 lectures ∙ (20hr 37min)
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