Description
Learning Path Course: Android: Test-Driven Android App Development Android Nougat is the seventh major version of the Android operating system that enables good design. It’s only advisable to use it for Android N application development. Does that sound interesting? Let’s see how easy it is! Nougat brings significant changes to the operating system and its development platform, including the ability to display multiple applications simultaneously on the screen in a split-screen view, support for inline responses to notifications, support from the OpenJDK-based Java environment, Vulkan graphics rendering APIs, and “seamless” system updates on supported devices. Good object-oriented design and test-oriented design complement each other, and this learning path will explain how. This learning path covers the fundamentals of app development in Android N, including Android Studio and the Android SDK, networking concepts with APIs, Firebase analysis and crash analysis, and publishing your app to the Play Store. We’ll then explore in detail how to apply test-driven development to build apps on Android. The goal of this learning path is to help you build Nougat Android applications using the latest Android features. We will focus on individual application modules and teach you how to apply various TDD methods to build more reliable and smarter applications in less time. This learning path is written by some of the best people in their field. Brendan proposed and created the first Android programming course at the University of Cincinnati and has been teaching it ever since. He reworked the course and teaches it at Northwestern University’s School of Continuing Studies. Brendan is the creator of the PlantPlace mobile Android app that allows users to search for plants by color and GPS locations. He wrote this program in 2012 using TDD principles. He has used selected JSON feeds from that program in the examples in this video course. Brandon’s combination of academic and professional experience means he brings real-world concepts into the classroom. Many of his higher-level classes involve practical experience with unit testing, Scrum, and distributed version control systems.
What you will learn in the Learning Path: Android: Test-Driven Android App Development Course
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Use known best practices for Android app development
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Use the best third party libraries in the business that are not well known to beginner to intermediate level developers.
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Understand why experimental design is important
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Write reusable test components with behavior-oriented design
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Use plugins that improve the testing experience
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Learn Android-specific testing frameworks, including UI testing
This course is suitable for those who
- If you know Java in depth and have developed applications with the language, but have developed applications for Android devices, then this learning path is for you. Android developers who want to learn and use test-driven development in their app development will also find this learning path useful.
Learning Path Course Specifications: Android: Test-Driven Android App Development
- Publisher: Udemy
- Publisher: Pax Publications
- Training level: Beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 9 hours and 51 minutes
- Number of courses: 70
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Learning Path Course Prerequisites: Android: Test-Driven Android App Development
- Basic knowledge of programming in Java is required.
- Basic familiarity with the Android environment and ecosystem
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