Multi-module Android App Tutorial

[@king-rabbit]

Great first look into multi-module app

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Appreciate the support! I'll be back making content for this series soon :)

[@user-my6yf1st8z]

Don't leave it in the middle please, hopefully we go to the end. Looks amazing, thank you

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Will do! Thanks for the support 🙏

[@vladshapovalov3115]

Back at it again! Cheers! Built a couple of multi-module projects myself, most of them in with xml, where navigation is PAIN to be honest. But with compose it was always a pleasant experience. Overall multi-module feels super cool and easy to maintain in future. You've chosen a great topic and a fun littile API which brings back good memories, very exited to see your take on multi-module!

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Awesome comment! I'm excited to build out the second module as a "3rd party network client" and investigate publishing it. Will be a fun spin on the project I think! I'd love your feedback on the multi module work as I get going!

[@pauldoolittle5745]

It's a little advanced for me at this stage in my Compose career but REALLY enjoy your presentation and look forward to learning! Thank You!

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Don't worry, I'll make a beautiful app make sense. Compose is incredibly powerful and half the battle is having a clean data layer to make the composables simple, yet elegant. You'll learn a lot! In the meantime, I suggest taking a look at some of the other recent content on the channel for strictly Compose stuff! I'd love your thoughts on the "Compose copycat" playlist

[@vedx]

Was waiting for this for long time. Thanks really appreciate ❤

[@TheAndroidFactory]

I'm excited to build it to be honest! Appreciate the support 🙂

[@ubersticks]

Hi Domenic - Glad to see you back! This looks like a great tutorial app. I think it is awesome that you are starting with just two modules, and showing how the concerns are separated, but also what a pain it will be keeping the build.gradles in sync (for now). Other youtube multi-module tutorials start with a very complicated version catalog system, lots of copy/pasting of gradle code that is not understood , which confuses the students and drowns the important point of separation of concerns. - Mike

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Love the feedback, Mike! This was what I noticed too and felt a lot of tutorials out there are just not super practical to be honest. Happy to make content that feels more relatable!

[@MrSolja95]

Dom! Amazing man! Great job

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Thanks for the support ☺️ I'm excited to build this one out!

[@BallengBalleng]

🇿🇦 Thank you very much for this, I'm iOS developer who decided to pick up Kotlin and Android Studio has been a nightmare. With you as my guiding light, I should be able to up-skill myself quite. bit. I will be following along with the entire playlist although I'll be building a different app.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Fantastic way to learn! I'm sure coming from iOS too it won't be an unbelievably difficult time for you. Were you using Swift UI at all? Compose works in a very similar way

[@BallengBalleng]

I know Objective-C, Swift and Swift UI.I keep growing with it as it changes.@@TheAndroidFactory

[@jam4l]

Adele: Hello from the other side 🎶🎵 Android : Hello from the other module 🎶🎵 😆😆😆😆 BTY I am using your series as a reference sometimes 🥰

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Hahaha yup! Me and Adele are close like that. Glad you're finding value in it! I'm excited to continue it -- been quite busy with life lately

[@jam4l]

@@TheAndroidFactory May Allah be with you 🙏

[@TheAndroidFactory]

❤️

[@fsxaviator]

I just discovered your channel and really love the way you present and teach!! I'm confused about which of your series/playlists I should follow though, learning Jetpack Compose from pretty much zero and would like something I can follow along to get a good grasp. should I go thru this one or do you have another one you reccomend?

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Hey! Welcome :) definitely check out the Jetpack Compose basics playlist and then this one you found is my first fully 100% Compose playlist. The others are just general Android/architecture concepts so you're not missing anything Compose specific there. Definitely look around and connect with me on socials if you have any questions! This series (season) is going to be a good one! All the code is on GitHub too (for everything on the channel).

[@Dibyendu.M]

Great project! Thank you so much.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Plan on making more content for this soon!

[@planet3a]

This Channel is on FIRE!!!

[@TheAndroidFactory]

🔥🥵🔥 appreciate the support ♥️

[@prasanthmanimaran7540]

Bro back at it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Love to see it 🙌

[@yasserakbbach708]

I know that would change the structure of the series, can we go with Ktor and Kotlin Serialization on the network layer? Thank you for the content.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Hmmm, this is an interesting thought and wouldn't change too much about the structure of the series I had planned in my head to be honest. I would need to read up a bit on these tools over Retrofit/Moshi, but it could be a fun change of pace! Appreciate the feedback and support as always :D

[@emanalsbeiheen5619]

Thank you,,, can't wait

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Woo! I'm really excited to build this one out. Happy to take everyone with me!

[@ubersticks]

Suggestion: include a link to this project's playlist in the videos' descriptions.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Will update them now! I normally do that but forgot. Thanks for the shout. More content coming out this week :)

[@TheAndroidFactory]

All are updated!

[@bek_droid_dev]

could you also show how to set up gradles for multi module project. I mean using toml... how to connect modules and cleaning up gradle files. Thanks in advance!. This topics usually not covered in junior friendly way. I really like the way you explain and how you pull all staff together.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Yes I understand. Check the code out from GitHub in the comments and if you have any questions let me know!! I appreciate your support 🙏

[@muratcangozum2589]

god tier explaination💯

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Love the support 🙌 glad it helped you and there's a bunch more videos out there you may like then. All the code on GitHub too!

[@Tamerthedark]

perfect tutorial. thanks man. i have learned a lot.

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Appreciate the feedback! Follow along to the playlist to watch the whole app get built :)

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Oh, and all the code is on GitHub!

[@Tamerthedark]

thank you so much. @@TheAndroidFactory

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Of course! New video coming out in 2 hours! Hope you enjoy it :)

[@Mert-qu2ip]

perfect tutorial, please add Remote Mediator.

[@hubinsord9009]

Do you have to make some extra steps to have your build.gradle generated as .kts?

[@TheAndroidFactory]

I did not because I made the project as such. So Android Studio generated the file correctly for me when the project was created

[@nastenkaoo]

how much time do you plan for finishing whole project? I expect it

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Great question. I plan to come out with videos each week until it's done! Busy time of year with holidays and such, but I am excited to bring this app to life so I'll be making updates frequently

[@nastenkaoo]

@@TheAndroidFactory perfect

[@niko_ferrey9118]

you are absolutely awesome. I was struggling with so many things and you are just explaining all of them. Iwill watch all your series, you deserve much more support, keep it going!!]

[@TheAndroidFactory]

Ha! Glad it helps :) there's plenty of content on the channel, all the code on GitHub and more content to come! Thanks for stopping by and help me grow by sharing the channel to anyone you think would benefit 😀