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The 7-Day Android Pie App Bootcamp with Kotlin
If you're looking for a course that is fun and gets straight to the point, then this is the course for you.
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| Includes | Lifetime Access; Certification Included; 6 hours content; Enrolled 125; Web streaming; Mobile streaming; For Beginner |
What is The 7-Day Android Pie App Bootcamp with Kotlin?
Description
If you're looking for a course that is fun and gets straight to the point, then this is the course for you. This course will give brand-new programmers all of the skills that they need to create an app and submit it to the Google Play store! Other mega courses online offer 40+ hours of video content, but this course that specially created to be more manageable for beginners, without the fluff. In each video, the instructor dives straight into the topic and doesn't waste time going over things that you don't really need to know.
- Access 40+ hours of content 24/7 - Take over a seven-day period w/ one to two hours dedicated to learning each day - Learn to use Kotlin & Android Studio to create three fully functional Android apps from scratch - Get step-by-step instruction on how to build beautiful Android Pie apps - Earn a certification of completion
7 Day Schedule:
- Day 1 - Welcome. Download & install Android Studio - Day 2 - Kotlin. Learn the basics of Kotlin w/ challenges after every lecture - Day 3 - Tip Calculator. Create your first app and learn the basics of Android Studio - Day 4 - Emoji Dictionary. Learn how to work with RecyclerViews & list data - Day 5 - ToDo List. Learn how to store & read data - Day 6 - Google Play Store. Let the world experience your new creations! - Day 7 - Java. Learn the basics of Java (a great plus for a resume)
Instructor
Nick Walter is an iOS developer who's been focused on mobile app design and creation for over three years. His involvement in the iOS community started off with a bang, and in 2013 he was one of 25 students worldwide to be invited to Apple's "Cocoa Camp." Within his community, he's also co-president of an Apple developer group called "Cocoa Heads." He's always had an itch to make things, but growing up in a small town he had limited access to programming resources. This frustration drove his early interest in online education. After experimenting with various companies, learning styles, and teaching processes, he's adopted the best strategies and used them in his courses. His experience as an online student has directly influenced his teaching style, and he is now proud to help students all over the world with their online learning goals. Using his experience launching his own apps, he'll walk you through the shortcuts that can save you time and frustration from having to teach yourself.
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Is this 7-Day Android Pie App Bootcamp deal still available?
No. This StackSocial deal is archived and no longer available at the original $11.99 price. The course content by instructor Nick Walter may still be accessible on Udemy or ZappyCode for prior purchasers or at current market pricing.
What does this course teach?
The course takes complete beginners through Android app development using Kotlin and Android Studio over seven days, with one to two hours of learning per day. By the end, students build three fully functional Android apps and learn how to submit an app to the Google Play store.
How much experience do I need to take this course?
No prior programming experience is required. The course is designed for brand-new programmers and is intentionally kept beginner-friendly and concise, avoiding the bloat common in longer bootcamp-style courses.
What topics are covered across the seven days?
Day 1 covers installing Android Studio; Day 2 covers Kotlin fundamentals with challenges; Day 3 introduces Android Studio basics and your first app; Day 4 covers RecyclerViews and list data; Days 5–7 cover data storage, additional apps, and preparing for the Play Store submission.
Who is the instructor?
Nick Walter is an iOS and Android developer who was selected as one of 25 students worldwide for Apple's Cocoa Camp in 2013. He is known for straightforward, no-filler teaching style.
Is Android Pie (the OS version) still relevant today?
Android Pie (version 9) was released in 2018. While the Kotlin fundamentals and Android Studio skills taught remain highly transferable, newer Android versions have introduced significant UI and architecture changes. For current development, a more up-to-date course targeting Android 13+ is recommended.
Where can I find current Android Kotlin courses?
Udemy has several updated courses including 'The Complete Android 16 Course' and 'Android App Development Bootcamp: Kotlin'. These are available for individual purchase or via a Udemy subscription.
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