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A comprehensive seven-hour tutorial teaching the basics of Kotlin and how to build simple Android applications.
🚀 Master Android Development with our Android 14 & Kotlin Premium Course: academy.tutorials.eu/p/the-complete-android-10-kotlin-develo… In this Kotlin Android Tutorial, you will learn how to build Android Apps with Kotlin, the programming language chosen by google to be used for Android native apps, going forward. After this complete masterclass you will be able to build your own Android apps 📱 You are going to learn all the fundamentals of Kotlin required to build android apps but, before we can do so, we need to set up Android Studio and our AVD (Android Virtual Device). Once you are done with the basics, we will start building real applications. In this Kotlin Android Tutorial you will learn how to build two apps. An “age in minutes” and a calculator app. By doing so, you will learn the fundamentals of how Android App development works. How to create your first app, how to run it on your phone and much more. This is ideal if you are interested in any type of programming. As we are going to dive into Kotlin. Kotlin is a fresh programming language which grows constantly in popularity when it comes to building Android apps. So you'll learn all the basics, but also build some cool android projects for beginners. This video is ideal for Android programming beginners as you will start with setting up Android Studio and build the programs from scratch. Of course, you will also see how to setup your Android Emulator, to run the apps you will program on your PC, without needing an Android phone for testing. Android Apps can be developed with Java and Kotlin. Recently Google has decided to focus on Kotlin though, as Java is owned by one of their Competitors (Oracle). Funnily enough, I have worked for Oracle in the past ;) So if you want to get started as an Android programmer and get a job in this field, then doing as many projects as possible is a great idea. Specifically, Android projects, as it is easy to publish them, and build your own portfolio. I'm really hyped to have you watch this Kotlin Android Tutorial. I have a bunch of other courses and tutorials. You can check them out on my channel and also on my website: tutorials.eu where we are posting blog posts regularly. Including a bunch of interesting topics in the Android App Development space. Stay tuned and subscribe to tutorialsEU: goo.gl/rBFh3x You can find the code here: drive.google.com/open?id=13tqxBtSP98nZAUdV16iwRWYdyU7_p2zT 🟩 Want even more ANDROID videos? We created a channel with ONLY Android videos: bit.ly/3C5zSe7 Chapters: - Introduction - Installing Android Studio - Our First Project - The UI and how to change it - Setting up the AVD (Android Virtual Device) - Starting our first app - Our First App - People Counter App - Testing on our phone - Outro for this chapter - Intro - Fundamentals Chapter - Basic Concepts of OOP LanguagWhat people say. Recommended as an extremely helpful, in-depth tutorial for beginners starting with Kotlin and Android.
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