From Android Basics to Entrepreneurship - Practical Course

This course covers HTML5 and CSS3, which make up the Web.

This is a Tizen lecture material translated by wiz.center.

You can experience an example of implementing an app with clean architecture, including caching techniques using a local DB, CSV parsing, and custom drawing using Canvas.

Learn the process of application development/release/update all at once through the Android Brainwashing Classroom. Learn the basics of JAVA and learn the distribution and update process while actually building an Android app. Implement the core functions of In★Gram yourself through practice. You can get started even if you don't know programming.

Kotlin Programming Language, which you can learn by practicing with 76 examples. You have to develop in Kotlin starting tomorrow, but you don't have time to study the grammar? Let's quickly learn all the grammar of Kotlin with the examples provided in this lecture.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

This course introduces Firebase and teaches you how to create web and Android applications using Firebase's features.

Learn Springboot + Android(Compose) RestAPI Board Creation Faster Than Anyone Develop a CRUD server with Springboot and create your own board with Android!!

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.