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WTF is Git?! - Git for Android Developers - Part 1

Philipp Lackner

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Tools and practiceGit and version control

Philipp Lackner explains the basics of Git version control and demonstrates how to use it from both the command line and Android Studio.

In this video I'll explain what Git is and why every developer out there should use it. I'll show you how to use it from the command-line and from within Android Studio. ⭐ Get certificates for your future job ⭐ Save countless hours of time ⭐ 100% money back guarantee for 30 days ⭐ Become a professional Android developer now: pl-coding.com/premium-courses?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=… 🎓 Become an industry-ready developer in the Mobile Dev Campus: pl-coding.com/campus?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm… 🎁 Get my FREE 4.5h course "The Best Practice Guide to Android Architecture": pl-coding.com/best-practice-guide?utm_source=youtube&utm_med… Read our weekly Android blog: pl-coding.com/blog 💻 Let me personally review your code and provide individual feedback, so it won't backfire and cost you a fortune in future: elopage.com/s/philipplackner/code-review/payment?locale=en Regular Android tutorials on my Instagram: instagram.com/philipplackner_official Checkout my GitHub: github.com/philipplackner

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As someone who as been in Android for about 15 years here. I posted this a few days ago but I'll one again copy and paste for you.... Philip Lackner link to this video Coding with Mitch. link to this video Stevdza San(one of the Better ones) link to this video Start by learning UI Components and Jetpack Compose. https://developer.android.com/develop/ui https://m3.material.io Then the main components of Android( Activities, Services, Content Providers, Broadcast Receivers). When you learn Activities, learn how Intents pass data between activities, study Fragments within Activities and how Lifecycles effect both of these. Know the difference between bound and unbound Services and when to use each. Learn about Inte…
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