[LV3] Jetpack Compose - Create a diet app that looks good

Let's create a realistic diet app using Jetpack Compose .

• Try to do a project from start to finish, not just a partial example.

• Let's take a look at how to create various animations and screen transitions.

Let's practice the following:

🔍 Learning Content

What can I learn?

1. You can learn about the basic UI and animation of Jetpack Compose, as well as how to separate frequently used screens into components.

   
   

2. You can learn how to use ViewModel to synchronize data by calling and receiving APIs from the UI while reading and writing simple data.

3. By working through a few examples of Jetpack Compose, you can get a feel for how to add functionality while communicating with the server (Firebase).

🤺 What is the level of the lectures?

For those who have practiced a few Jetpack Compose examples
This is for those who want to create a project by combining ViewModel and API communication.

Therefore, the following player knowledge is required:

1. Experience working with several Jetpack Compose examples

2. Understand the basic grammar of Kotlin

3. You need to know what a ViewModel is

   
   

✍ How will the class be conducted?

As shown below, there are cases where explanations are provided through reviews, but in most cases, there is no special explanation.
We'll quickly implement code to complete your project . Please watch the preview lecture to gauge the teaching style.

✏ Frequently Asked Questions

Q. I'm new to Jetpack Compose. Should I take the course?

A. This course is designed for those with basic knowledge of ViewModel/Jetpack Compose to work on a project.

If you are new to Jetpack Compose, please follow the tutorial below.

[LV1] Jetpack Compose - UI Practice (link)

If you are not sure what a ViewModel is,

Kind Jetpack Introduction <Part 1> (Link)

I think it would be good to take this class first.

Q. Are all the code and images used in the lecture provided?

A. Section 0. You can see the code and images for each section in the 4th "Lecture Materials Link" section of the lecture introduction.