Complete Multi-Modular Architecture For Android Development

Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 7.40 GB | Duration: 12h 58m
Build a Multi-Module, Industry ready Android app with Kotlin, Authentication and a Mongo DB’s Device Sync as a Database.

What you’ll learn
Multi-Modular Architecture for Android Development
Mongo DB
Mongo Authentication
Mongo DB Realm
Mongo DB Realm/Device Sync
Mongo Atlas
Realm Kotlin SDK
Synchronize the data between a client and the server
Jetpack Compose
Material 3
Dagger-Hilt
ROOM Database
Firebase Authentication
Firebase Storage
Google Authentication
One-Tap Sign in with Google
Splash API
JWT Authentication
Animation
Custom UI Components
Diary Application
Flexible Sync
Permissions
Version Catalog
And more…
Requirements
Kotlin programming language
Android Studio basics
Jetpack Compose basics
Basic knowledge of Android Architecture components is a plus
Description
In this course I’m going to teach you how to build an Android Application by implementing the Multi-Modular Architecture. You will learn everything about properly configuring the project in order to make a maintainable structure that can grow easily!Modularization is an unavoidable Architecture when working on a big, industry level code bases that pretend to expand furthermore. Almost every employer our there, will appreciate your experience with working on a multi-modular projects. But that can be tough when you are a beginner, since it’s hard to find a quality source of information on this topic. However, with that knowledge, it means that you will definitely stand out from the crowd when applying for a job. You will feel confident!This course is a beginner friendly. Which means that you don’t need to have any experience with this kind of an architecture, to be able to follow along. And the proof of that is the actual structure of this same course. First, we are going to build an android application without the multi-module architecture, so that you can get introduced with the project itself. And only after we fully complete the app, then we are going to refactor the project, and split it up into multiple different modules.That way you will learn not just how to create and maintain a multi-module project, but also how to refactor an existing project to follow that same architecture and structure!We are going to build a beautiful Diary application by using the newest API’s and technologies for Android Development. Like the ROOM library for a local database, Jetpack Compose for building the UI of our application, New Splash API, Material 3, Kotlin Coroutines, Dagger-Hilt dependency injection library, One-Tap Sign in with Google, Firebase Authentication, Firebase Storage, Mongo Authentication, Mongo Realm Database, but also a Mongo Realm/Device Sync service as well.With Device Sync we will be able to easily synchronize the data between a client-side database(Android) and a powerful, fully managed back-end in Atlas. With out-of-the-box networking code and conflict resolution. Device Sync is especially helpful for apps that must continue to function when are offline, or apps that offer real-time collaboration.When offline, changes in the database will be saved locally, until you receive back an internet connection, when the changes will be automatically pushed on the back-end without any action from your side. Which is amazing!With a Mongo Device Sync, you will be able to build Industry-ready apps quite easily,with minimal effort!Bottom line, this course is going to teach you a lot of stuff.Wait no more and enroll now!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Application Project Preview
Lecture 3 Is this the right course for you?
Lecture 4 How is this course structured?
Lecture 5 Creating the new Project
Lecture 6 Adding a Custom Material 3 Theme
Section 2: Splash Screen
Lecture 7 Design the Splash Screen
Lecture 8 Implement the Splash Screen
Section 3: Mongo DB Setup
Lecture 9 Introducing with Mongo DB
Lecture 10 Introducing with Realm Sync
Lecture 11 Mongo DB Atlas – Create a New Project
Lecture 12 Install Mongo DB Compass
Lecture 13 Mongo DB Atlas – Enable Google Sign in
Section 4: Navigation Setup
Lecture 14 Setup the Navigation Graph
Section 5: Authentication Screen
Lecture 15 Design Authentication Screen
Lecture 16 Implement One-Tap Sign in with Google
Lecture 17 Create a User on a Mongo DB Atlas
Lecture 18 JWT Authentication Provider with Mongo DB
Lecture 19 Dynamically Update the Start Destination
Lecture 20 Transparent Status and Navigation Bar
Section 6: Home Screen
Lecture 21 Create a HomeTopBar
Lecture 22 Implement the Navigation Drawer
Lecture 23 Create Diary and Mood model classes
Lecture 24 Create a DateHeader as a Sticky Header
Lecture 25 Create a DiaryHolder Component
Lecture 26 Create a Gallery Component
Lecture 27 Define a Collection Schema
Lecture 28 Define Flexible Sync Permission Rules
Lecture 29 Configure the Realm
Lecture 30 Generate the Schema with Development Mode
Lecture 31 Design a HomeContent
Lecture 32 Read all Diaries inside the App
Lecture 33 Fix Blank Screen after the Splash Screen
Lecture 34 Animate DiaryHolder’s Gallery
Lecture 35 Animate TopBar on Scroll
Section 7: Write Screen
Lecture 36 Create WriteTopBar
Lecture 37 Create WriteContent
Lecture 38 Pass Diary Id as an Argument
Lecture 39 Fetch Selected Diary Information
Lecture 40 Parse Diary Info within a WriteTopBar
Lecture 41 Insert a Diary
Lecture 42 Modify getSelectedDiary() function
Lecture 43 Update a Diary
Lecture 44 Adding a custom Date/Time
Lecture 45 Fix updatedDateTime lambda
Lecture 46 Delete a Diary
Lecture 47 Push Screen when Keyboard is opened
Lecture 48 Input Fields Focusing
Section 8: Gallery Uploader
Lecture 49 Create a GalleryUploader component
Lecture 50 Sign in with Firebase
Lecture 51 Generate a Remote Image Path
Lecture 52 Upload Gallery images to Firebase Storage
Lecture 53 Get Download URL’s from Firebase Storage
Lecture 54 Create ImagesToUpload DAO & Database
Lecture 55 Handle when Image Upload Failed
Lecture 56 Implement a Zoomable Image
Lecture 57 Fix a Black Write Screen after the Orientation Change
Lecture 58 Delete Images from Firebase when a Diary is Deleted
Lecture 59 Delete Images from Firebase when Updating a Diary
Lecture 60 Create ImagesToDelete DAO and Entity
Section 9: Filtering the Diaries – Home Screen
Lecture 61 Delete all Diaries
Lecture 62 Filter Diaries by the Day of the Month
Section 10: Project Modularization
Lecture 63 Introducing with the Modularization
Lecture 64 Module Types
Lecture 65 Modular Architecture of our Project
Lecture 66 Define a Version Catalog
Lecture 67 Create a buildSrc Directory
Lecture 68 Let’s create the first Module – UI
Lecture 69 Create a Utility Module
Lecture 70 Create a Data Module
Lecture 71 Feature Module – Authentication
Lecture 72 Feature Module – Home
Lecture 73 Feature Module – Write
Lecture 74 Apply Visibility Modifiers
Lecture 75 Fix the Filter Query
Section 11: Homework
Lecture 76 Homework for practice
Android Developers,Mobile Developers,Anyone who wants to improve their knowledge of Native Android Development,Anyone who wants to learn more about Multi-Modular Architecture,Anyone who wants to stand out from the crowd and acquire industry level knowledge,Anyone who’s seriously interested in following the best practice

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