Android Development for Beginners - Full Course

Learn how to develop an android app from scratch in this full course for beginners. No prior programming experience required!
Here is the 2nd part of this course (also free!): • Android Development fo...
In this course, you will learn how to build a real-word Android application from scratch using Java. On the way to building an Android app, you will learn the basics of programming in Java and object-oriented programming.
✏️ Course from MeiCode. Check out his KZbin channel: / @meicode
Extended 55-hour course: courses.meicode.org/courses/a...
⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00) Course Introduction
⌨️ (3:12) Setup The Environment
⌨️ (18:52) Create Your First Application (Part 1)
⌨️ (43:53) Create Your First Application (Part 2)
⌨️ (59:20) Challenge
⌨️ (1:07:19) Variables and Arithmetic Operators
⌨️ (1:31:12) Relational and Logical Operators) Conditional Statements
⌨️ (1:47:43) Loops
⌨️ (2:04:13) Challenge (Create a Game)
⌨️ (2:16:00) Simple Arrays
⌨️ (2:27:51) Object Oriented Programming (Part 1)
⌨️ (2:49:30) Object Oriented Programming (Part 2)
⌨️ (3:06:02) Object Oriented Programming (Part 3)
⌨️ (3:19:41) OOP Challenge
⌨️ (3:43:56) Collections in Java
⌨️ (4:06:14) Static Keyword - Inner Classes
⌨️ (4:17:04) Interfaces and Abstract Classes
⌨️ (4:35:26) Concurrency - Exceptions
⌨️ (4:46:05) Singleton Pattern
⌨️ (4:56:00) Challenge (Part 1)
⌨️ (5:18:16) Challenge (Part 2)
⌨️ (5:39:40) User Interface Basics (Part 1)
⌨️ (6:04:21) User Interface Basics (Part 2)
⌨️ (6:33:09) User Interface Basics (Part 3)
⌨️ (6:58:39) Layouts
⌨️ (7:26:53) Images
⌨️ (7:37:32) ListView and Spinner
⌨️ (8:00:57) Different XML Files (Part 1)
⌨️ (8:29:41) Different XML Files (Part 2)
⌨️ (8:41:09) Material Design
⌨️ (8:59:58) Snackbar and CardView
⌨️ (9:16:51) RecyclerView (Part 1)
⌨️ (9:39:02) RecyclerView (Part 2)
⌨️ (10:03:50) RecyclerView (Part 3)
⌨️ (10:22:26) Fonts
⌨️ (10:38:35) Challenge (Part 1)
⌨️ (10:57:16) Challenge (Part 2)
⌨️ (10:13:18) Create App's First Page - Intents
⌨️ ⭐️ More in part 2: • Android Development fo...

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To follow along in Android Studio Flamingo (the latest version as of 06/24/2023), create your projects as "Empty Views Activity" instead of "Empty Activity". The regular "Empty Activity" defaults the language to Kotlin. "Empty Views Activity" allows you to change from Kotlin to Java.

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Phone users here you go : ⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ (0:00) Course Introduction (3:12) Setup The Environment (18:52) Create Your First Application (Part 1) (43:53) Create Your First Application (Part 2) (59:20) Challenge (1:07:19) Variables and Arithmetic Operators (1:31:12) Relational and Logical Operators) Conditional Statements (1:47:43) Loops (2:04:13) Challenge (Create a Game) (2:16:00) Simple Arrays (2:27:51) Object Oriented Programming (Part 1) (2:49:30) Object Oriented Programming (Part 2) (3:06:02) Object Oriented Programming (Part 3) (3:19:41) OOP Challenge (3:43:56) Collections in Java (4:06:14) Static Keyword - Inner Classes (4:17:04) Interfaces and Abstract Classes (4:35:26) Concurrency - Exceptions (4:46:05) Singleton Pattern (4:56:00) Challenge (Part 1) (5:18:16) Challenge (Part 2) (5:39:40) User Interface Basics (Part 1) (6:04:21) User Interface Basics (Part 2) (6:33:09) User Interface Basics (Part 3) (6:58:39) Layouts (7:26:53) Images (7:37:32) ListView and Spinner (8:00:57) Different XML Files (Part 1) (8:29:41) Different XML Files (Part 2) (8:41:09) Material Design (8:59:58) Snackbar and CardView (9:16:51) RecyclerView (Part 1) (9:39:02) RecyclerView (Part 2) (10:03:50) RecyclerView (Part 3) (10:22:26) Fonts (10:38:35) Challenge (Part 1) (10:57:16) Challenge (Part 2) (10:13:18) Create App's First Page - Intents

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[@cameronnicholson8207]

Only 2 hours in but this course is great. I am an absolute beginner to code and android studio/java and this is exactly what I needed. I appreciate how you take the time to explain every step and what every little thing does and why we do it. Was so hard to find a vid like this but again thanks a bunch! *subscribe*

[@absoluteai8460]

About halfway into this. There's no getting around the monotone voice. I have it too. However, I much prefer this where I'm actually learning valuable information. I would take this over an "exciting" glance over the material without really diving deep. I already learned all the Java portions but I still found it helpful to get reacquainted with interfaces. I had a decent grasp of them but only enough to get myself into trouble as the saying goes. Thank you for this!

[@kevinhuang5450]

At 39:15, design view and text view is mentioned for the xml file. For anyone using Android Studio 4.0, the buttons to switch view have moved to the top right of the window above the attributes panel. The button for text view is now called "Code", then you have a button that says "Split" which simultaneously displays the code view and design view side by side; and lastly you have the button that says "Design", which is the design view.

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[@paullangton-rogers2390]

Thank you for taking the time make this great course and sharing your knowledge. I've just installed Android Studio on Linux in an effort to create a basic app but got totally lost and ran into problems with the emulator not working, probably because I didn't set it up right so I'm following your course and learning how to do it right from the start this time!

[@dilipkumarbadiganti8848]

hey, I too faced problems with emulator, it worked better after using a physical device to debug.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

@@dilipkumarbadiganti8848 I solved my problem in the end, I thought it was due to a lack of hardware capacity to run the emulator but I'm using a Quad-Core CPU 16GB RAM Mac Mini running Ubuntu Linux, so that's plenty of computing power. I figured out the key to running Android Studio successfully is firstly to make sure you've got the development dependencies properly setup. And secondly, to only use one emulator. Other videos I've watched suggest using Android 5.0 which is supported on 94% of Android phones and hardware yet isn't as system demanding as newer versions of Android. And thirdly, the programming development language to use is Kotlin, rather than Java, which is a lot easier to learn and again less system resources hungary. Here's a good tutorial which shows you how to do Android Studio right with Kotlin and create your first basic Android app step by step: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHO6qoulYph9fbM I found this video the best one to get started quickly as you can see the emulator working immediately and real-time changes to your app. The trick is to start with a very very simple app and just get familar with Android Studio, the interface and Kotlin language, then gradually try more advanced features in your app. Once you've watched that video above, you can go back to the big 11-15 hour course video if you want to go into Android Studio and apps development in much more detail without feeling overwhelmed. Or you can choose another course video that focuses on Kotlin or Java script programming, depending on which development language you prefer. Good luck with your first app bro! Feel free to share any tips or suggestions you've picked up along the way too.

[@lowdie3368]

@@paullangton-rogers2390 Thank you so much

[@thatgodlessmetalhead9529]

I also had this issue. What I did was create a script that set all AVD related paths in my home directory. If you run the script and then start Android Studio from terminator, everything works just fine

[@kal-el982]

You are a blessing sir! I did all the test challenges you made in this video. Keep it up sir! Hoping for javascript tutorial 😁

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How could you mange to learn both ?

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I've been following through this video minute by minute. Amazing tutorial! Thanks a lot!

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This guys started recording this tutorial on 2.28 am, true exaple of Dedication, man!!

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Nice team lequid

[@kaushikkannan4779]

And ended a month and 10 days later

[@keshavkekane6508]

Very nice and useful video. It clears many basic concepts of Android Development. Just a small suggestion, instead of one long video of 11.36 hours, it would be better to have small videos for each section/subject. Pause and play again or go back can be easier. But still the presentation is absolutely resourceful, and worth watching again.

[@zachwyatt6812]

Just finished watching the whole video while following along. Really great video I have definitely learned a lot. heading to part 2 now.

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thanks for this turorial, recoded all my app, which was so damn messy. Now all is clear and i don't have random exceptions anymore... Thanks a lot

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Thank you! Your time, energy, and clarity are very much appreciated!

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This video ease my mind to be eager to learn Java again when I almost give up with my grade. Big thanks!!

[@stephenc.]

This video and trainer is great! But may I suggest for future videos: Kindly put some methods that must be used for the challenges. Like: use abstract methods on this part, use hashmap on this part, etc. Like the textbook does it. Because that serves as a guide for the students what specific method or function to use, as there are multiple ways to do something..

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5 hours done! Slowly but surely. Good luck to yall!

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First I want to say thank you for this channel. It's really amazing! I finished IT university back in 2016 and since then I totally left it aside. Now I'm working in elementary school as IT professor. But since I want to find better job(just in terms of money because working with kids is the most beautiful job in the world, but unfortunately it's not paid so great :( ). I started all over again with programming and your channel is really helping me. Back to the point and question: In this video on 5:30:00 , I copied your code for Phone challenge, and it's working perfectly ecxept just one tiny 'error'. What;'s the deal? Well , when you try to store a name for your contact that has more than one word, or when you try to send a message that has more than one word, it doesn't show in the output. Program doesn't crush or show anytype of error, but it also doesn't show more than just one word, both in contact name and message fields. Can you help me to fix this? Or point me to somewhere to do that? I already tried to find a solution on youtube and google, but I didn't succeed :(

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5 hours Java and 6 hours Android. Excellent work!

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I got job at Accenture and another company as fresher from different engineering (non-CS/IT) branch after watching ur videos, without any certificates and degree in IT field. Thanks alot

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[@shubhamwr]

@@vinayakpatil620 Associate Application Developer

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Just came across this video course as well as part 2. I am very grateful to you for sharing this. (all be it two years late) Thank you :)

[@chillfreeplay6668]

This is so cool! I'm so excited to develop my own app. I wish I have money ryt now to support you. Once I got everything in place, I'll get back in here. It'll took me years probably to develop my own app, as I don't have enough tools ryt now, but it doesn't stop me to learn.

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the hungry soul to learn and excute will always do you the best. GOOD LUCK

[@AADIL1318]

So did you build your app now? it's almost a year

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man is recording at 2 11 am, props to you for teaching me something new altho i only watched the first 3 hours s

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There should be a golden like button for these kinds of content

[@yonosoahmidas7679]

Thanks a lot you are a good teacher this is a good course, from a person with an experience in java and android. I wish for your all the best. thank you very much .

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After watching the full video I came to a conclusion that he is a true fan of EMMA WATSON 😂😁

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[@tusharagarwal5306]

I didn't get that, please explain.

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Yeah, so true

[@redhood255]

@@tusharagarwal5306 If you go through the tutorial, he uses Emma Watson for examples and much more

[@TheJackal917]

Great video, btw. Never understood anything, but, according to comments, it was very helpful for many people. And that means this video is twice as great!

[@joebarcelona]

Does "Mr. Meicode" speak Turkish? I wonder, since I hear that Turkish is a syllabic language. Excellent instruction, focused on the task at hand with minimal tangential small talk, and minimal added verbal layers of abstraction. There are very few, if any, useless, confusing, cute metaphors and similes added as more layers of abstraction here. Very comprehensible teaching style, for coding. EXCELLENT INSTRUCTOR.

[@amoghsapre6]

This course is pure Gold! The Explaination is clear, and easy to understand, there are no ads!

[@eternalflower8026]

But his tone gives me headache

[@starriet]

thought the voice is from some kind of AI technique, now I feel nervous if I don't listen this voice. feel like home. epic lecture. kudos.

[@harshitthakur46]

00:00 Learn Android app development in 15 hours with this masterclass 07:34 Install necessary SDKs and tools for Android app development 22:11 Understanding the components of an Android application 30:06 Using Gradle to add dependencies to your project 45:00 Creating and accessing TextView in Java file 51:48 Creating a button and getting user input in Android Studio 1:04:38 Learn Java for Android development using IntelliJ IDE 1:11:28 Creating a Java class with a main method to run Java applications 1:24:35 Java variables and arithmetic operators 1:31:25 Learn about arithmetic and comparison operators in Java 1:45:43 Java loops: for and while 1:53:00 Learned about different types of loops in Java 2:06:54 A number guessing game is created using a while loop and random number generation. 2:14:05 Introduction to Java arrays 2:27:58 Introduction to Object Oriented Programming 2:34:54 Defining and using methods in Java 2:48:43 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming concepts 2:55:31 Inheritance allows customization of child classes and access to parent class methods. 3:08:46 Composition in object-oriented programming 3:15:54 Check for null values and use final keyword in Java 3:31:01 Creating a patient object and logic for an application 3:38:47 Object-oriented programming concepts in Java 3:52:41 Learn about ArrayLists and Maps in Java 3:59:15 Java collections allow for easy manipulation of data with maps and array lists. 4:13:09 Java interfaces are contracts between two parts of an application. 4:20:07 Creating and implementing Java interfaces 4:24:59 Use abstract classes when classes are related, use interfaces when not related or for multiple inheritance 4:26:15 Learn about handling exceptions and implementing Singleton pattern in Java 4:28:43 Java is a versatile language 4:29:55 Creating a contact management application 4:32:12 A contact management system is being created with methods to add new contacts, show all contacts, manage messages, and send new messages. 4:33:18 A messaging application is created with options to manage contacts and send messages. 4:35:42 Introduction to Java and XML in Android development 4:36:58 Learn how to position and style TextView and Button elements in Android XML layout files. 4:39:23 There are three ways to create an onclicklistener for a button in Android. 4:40:34 Creating and using onClickListener for UI elements 4:42:56 Creating UI elements in Android 4:44:06 Multiple checkboxes can be added and checked in Android XML and Java code. 4:46:22 Demonstration of radio buttons and progress bar in Android app development 4:47:32 Creating UI elements using Relative Layout in Android 4:49:55 Learn how to constrain UI elements in Constraint Layout 01:10 Learn how to add and use guidelines and sample data in ConstraintLayout 4:53:40 Adding images and changing app icon in Android Studio 4:54:50 Creating an adapter to fetch data to ListView 4:57:16 Static strings should be stored in strings.xml file 4:58:29 Use strings.xml to localize your Android app 5:01:00 Creating and implementing a menu in Android 5:02:11 Creating multiple layout files for different device orientations 5:04:36 Material Design is a guideline and component library for designing Android apps. 5:05:53 Using Material Design library is easy 08:16 Implementing a basic Snackbar in Android Studio 5:09:27 Learned about Material CardView and changing colors in Android 5:11:52 Updating Gradle and using RecyclerView in Android Studio 5:13:02 Creating a RecyclerView Adapter in Android 5:15:32 Creating a RecyclerView Adapter Class 5:16:47 Creating a RecyclerView with dynamic data and layout manager 5:19:14 Improved contact list item layout 5:20:20 Using Glide library to show images in RecyclerView adapter 5:22:43 Creating and applying font families in Android 5:23:55 Learn how to change font in Android using resource compat 5:26:15 Layout design and constraints in Android Studio 5:27:21 Creating a registration form and validating user input 5:29:34 Creating a library management application 5:30:46 Designing the first activity of the application 5:33:06 Learn how to navigate between activities in Android using intents.

[@MrAngryNeard]

i love the passion in his voice.

[@AmarMohanty]

Yessssss that's what i was finding Love you mannn

[@RenattoHeld]

Eu gostei muito do curso e do conteúdo do canal, e tenho que mencionar que o fato de nao ter anúncios me agrada demais. Continue fazendo este maravilhoso trabalho e ajudando a milhares de pessoas, como eu e muitos outros. Obrigado! Thanks a lot!

[@hanscarlosirch8044]

oke what mate

[@palashshendre6824]

This is the best tutorial i have seen in entire KZbin... thank you so much...and pls keep it up♥️

[@petarkosovic6455]

It's unbelievable how similar java and C# are. I can literally read everything from the script even though I've never typed a single java code in my life.

[@manto2393]

C# was created by Microsoft to have an alternative to Java made by them, so basically you can call C# Microsoft Java

[@icono__7136]

Welp. Thank you for telling me that I can add C# to my skill list comfortably, since I've been learning Java for 3 years now.

[@danielolojo6078]

@@icono__7136 3 years? So wah do u do currently with Java

[@icono__7136]

@@danielolojo6078 I'm applying for full time jobs at the moments.

[@user-ft4xr8gv7o]

If you know #C, you know everything.

[@tiktok2034tiktok]

i can not seem to get eligible words to properly thank you guys. just , GOD BLESS YOU ALL

[@adeelpaki]

Sir Salam to You you are one of the best teachers among others best teacher I had in my life. May Allah bless you your family here and hereafter.

[@sha-keys]

Meison, you've made me stop wasting my time working on a bunch of notes trying to get a content, you my teacher from today.

[@borispasternak2010]

This course helped me land a job. I cannot recommend it more, and ill be waiting for the course updated for 2022

[@Adam-gp3ij]

gosh! you guys the best! I saved that, to watch it in next 2 weeks

[@punishr90]

Learning java now and this drops. What a great time to get new skills. Thanks

[@ai.201]

Is it mandatory to learn Java for Android development?

[@punishr90]

@@ai.201 hi as android is written in java or kotlin you need to have an understanding of core java and oops concepts, which is easy to pick up if you have some background in any other language. This will make you android journey much faster

[@ai.201]

@@punishr90 I'm ok with OOP, I learned in c++ but always scared of stepping foot in Java.

[@punishr90]

@@ai.201 then don't hold your self. Just start today. Underlying concepts are same irrespective of language. If you know c++ already then it's way too easy for you to pick java

[@punishr90]

Also if you don't want to go the java route , then learn KOTLIN. You get some courses from this channel itself or can goto android developers official site or JetBrains site(creator of kotlin) The syntax is much simpler compared to Java

[@waterfalldeveloper9444]

I was looking for a comprehensive course to help me get kickstarted with porting my iOS application to Android. This course was just perfect for that! Thank you so much for this excellent class!

[@stonedcodingtom9097]

The best course about android on KZbin right now. Thx!

[@franmartin2758]

Please take an Angular 9 course the same as this one! Thank you very much for this great course

[@davidchan8732]

finished watching this tutorial (without skipping), really learned a lot, cannot thank u more!

[@rambo9769]

I just started and already completed 2hrs. Thanks bro,

[@compusupport1077]

this video is an excellent beginning into learning Android App Development. thanks for the instructor for his useful information's ,and his simple English.

[@user-nx6xz9mb6o]

Real good course, addresses most useful aspects of getting started. I'm a bit over halfway thru, and it's an eye opener on how to do things properly and even understanding why..

[@AbdelftahZowail]

0:00 Course Introduction 3:12 Setup The Environment 18:52 Create Your First Application (Part 1) 43:53 Create Your First Application (Part 2) 59:20 Challenge 1:07:19 Variables and Arithmetic Operators 1:31:12 Relational and Logical Operators) Conditional Statements 1:47:43 Loops 2:04:13 Challenge (Create a Game) 2:16:00 Simple Arrays 2:27:51 Object Oriented Programming (Part 1) 2:49:30 Object Oriented Programming (Part 2) 3:06:02 Object Oriented Programming (Part 3) 3:19:41 OOP Challenge 3:43:56 Collections in Java 4:06:14 Static Keyword - Inner Classes 4:17:04 Interfaces and Abstract Classes 4:35:26 Concurrency - Exceptions 4:46:05 Singleton Pattern 4:56:00 Challenge (Part 1) 5:18:16 Challenge (Part 2) 5:39:40 User Interface Basics (Part 1) 6:04:21 User Interface Basics (Part 2) 6:33:09 User Interface Basics (Part 3) 6:58:39 Layouts 7:26:53 Images 7:37:32 ListView and Spinner 8:00:57 Different XML Files (Part 1) 8:29:41 Different XML Files (Part 2) 8:41:09 Material Design 8:59:58 Snackbar and CardView 9:16:51 RecyclerView (Part 1) 9:39:02 RecyclerView (Part 2) 10:03:50 RecyclerView (Part 3) 10:22:26 Fonts 10:38:35 Challenge (Part 1) 10:57:16 Challenge (Part 2) 10:13:18 Create App's First Page - Intents copied from description

[@GatileoGatilei]

Thanks

[@brightburn444]

thanks for the effort

[@tyrrelldavis9919]

Thankg u for using Windows, Windows is obscure when installing. Mac and Linux are straightforward when it comes to installing environments, Windows is more obscure , so I appreciate when people use Windows for installs. If they're on mac/Linux chances are they know how to use a package manager anyway

[@theshowmemes6907]

Super cool bro i really appreciate it i downloaded android studio last night, and i have no idea where to start and then i found ur video I'll spend the next 12 hours learning from u I really love programming i have experience using unity engine and making games and building websites and now I really want to learn android app development

[@ishantripathi9707]

Amazing course. And it's relatively easy for me as Java was in my school course.👍

[@settings_json]

ICSE

[@joaocanela5875]

Thanks a lot for this video. I've searched for something usefull to learn from and I got it here. Still 10h to watch, though.