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The course “Building Android Widgets from scratch (Learn 8 Widgets)” is designed to teach students how to create customizable and interactive widgets for Android devices. The course covers eight types of widgets, including clock, weather, music player, battery, calendar, news, search bar, and contact widgets.
Students will learn how to use various tools and technologies such as Android Studio, Java programming language, XML layout files, and widget libraries to build their widgets. By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of widget development and be able to create their own functional and visually appealing widgets for Android devices.
Building Android Widgets from scratch (Learn 8 Widgets) Description
Welcome to our course
Learn How to build 8 Android Widgets right from scratch in just 2 hours
If you are an Android developer who has a good understanding of the application basics, then here’s your chance to expand your Android knowledge and move to the next-level in Android development.
In this course, you will learn how to build 8 commonly-used widgets on Android all on your own. The Instructor has opted for a hands-on approach to teaching these concepts.
You will learn how to create a Menu, a Navigational Drawer, a Collapsing Toolbar, and much more.
Who’s teaching you in this course?
I am a Computer Science graduate highly rated instructor with a rating of 4.3 and more than 200k students on Udemy, I have been part of the corporate circle since his college days. In his early days, I was part of a startup team delivering production grid android apps. Currently, I am a lead developer at EdYoda. I’m responsible for the entire front-end development & integration with the back-end. React, Python, Django is my areas of expertise. I have been delivering corporate training for Android, React, JavaScript, Python & Django. I have an eye for detail & that makes me suited for delivering a finished product. I’m a fitness freak & working out is the favorite thing to do in my spare time.
