This course will give you a better understanding of how you can ensure that your app’s interaction with other apps is secure and how to configure your app so that the network requests being made from it are not prone to attacks by malicious entities.

Learn how to accomplish sharing and connecting data between users, integrating third party services, and persisting data on a remote server using Retrofit, one of the most popular HTTP communication libraries on Android.

Android apps often require dynamic image content in order to meet modern design standards. In this course, you will learn how to use the Picasso Image Library to work with images, such as managing request activity, caching, transformations, and more.

Android and UWP development using Xamarin forms

Enhance the user experience of your Android applications by applying animations to your apps.

Kotlin and Laravel Authentication concepts

Android Apps for Arduino with MIT App Inventor without Code

Learn the skills necessary to provide rich data display and easy-to-use navigation by learning to effectively use RecyclerView and navigation drawer.

Learn the skills necessary to create engaging applications that leverage the Android resource system to provide rich styling and an effective user experience that automatically adapts to the wide-ranging needs of Android's diverse user base.

Learn the skills necessary to assure quality software through testing by learning to effectively use the single most important tool for Android developers, Android Studio.

Learn how to implement networking in Android applications, focusing on APIs and data retrieval.

Understand how to handle user input in Android applications, including forms and touch events.