인프런 - 라이프타임 커리어 플랫폼

This course will teach you about networking, data persistence, and location utilization, which are essential for Android apps. These three features are implemented so frequently that it is hard to find an app that does not utilize them.

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.

This is Android development theory for creating a portfolio app for employment (or career transition).

This is an introduction to Jetpack for Android development with Kotlin. It mainly covers LocalDB and network communication.

With the latest version in 2024 and a running time of 17 hours and 48 minutes, you can completely conquer Kotlin with this one course.

Build a messenger app using Flutter's Riverpod state management and Firebase.

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.

This course covers the basics of Android app development. No matter what app you develop or what features you implement, you cannot develop without understanding the content of this course.

We will create a decent app using Jetpack Compose. Going a step further from basic examples, we will connect an API (Firebase) and even implement network communication.

Stop telling designers, "This doesn't work on mobile." You can easily implement UI and animations with Jetpack Compose.

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.

This is a [Android Concept Grasping] lecture for non-developers and beginner developers. It is explained in an easy way so that you can listen to it while eating with a light heart even if you don't know how to code.

Kotlin grammar in a short 3 lectures! Learn the basics of Kotlin grammar and Android programming, and even create your own Android app!

In this course, you will learn various methods for developing reactive and flexibly scalable Android apps by utilizing Kotlin and various Jetpack libraries widely used in the industry.

You will build Android/iOS apps based on simple machine learning models and learn the fundamentals of machine learning, model conversion using TFLite, and the process of implementing Android and iOS applications.

This course will teach you how to compose in Jetpack. You will learn the core ideas of compose, how to manage state using compose, and how to compose screens.

This course will teach you the Jetpack library's views for creating various screens for real-world apps. The screens of real-world apps are diverse and complex, so they cannot be developed using only platform APIs.

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.

Android can be developed using Java and Kotlin languages. You can develop the same Android application using either language. This course covers most content from basics to advanced topics in Android application development, and all code is written using the Kotlin language from the fundamental content onwards. It also utilizes Material 3, Google's latest UI library. This course primarily focuses on action bars, data management, resource management, sensors, and networking within the overall Android development curriculum.

Currently, Android can be developed using the Java and Kotlin languages. The same Android application can be developed using either language. This course covers most of the content from basic to advanced Android application development, and all code is written using the Kotlin language starting from the basic content. We also use Material 3, Google's latest UI library. This course mainly covers menus, Android application components, threads, and Fragments among the entire Android curriculum, and future courses are planned to cover more in-depth topics. Soft Campus will always strive to provide the latest lectures. Thank you.