This book shows you how common tasks are done in Android Studio using Kotlin, pointing out where necessary how this differs from the Java approach. Given that you can’t avoid Java altogether, author Mike James also explains how Kotlin can work with the Java-based Android SDK.The focus is on what need to know to write an app with a single Activity and a UI, a good foundation for further Android programming.
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Author: Mike James Publisher: I/O Press Date: Dec 2017 Pages: 320 ISBN: 978-1871962543 Print: 1871962544 Audience: Android developers Level: intermediate Category: Phone/mobile
- Getting started with Android Studio
- Activity and User Interface
- Building a Simple UI
- Android Events
- Basic Controls
- Working with Layouts
- ConstraintLayout
- Programming the UI
- Menus - Toolbar
- Menus - Context and Popup
- Resources
- Bitmap Graphics
- Life Cycle of an Activity
- Spinners
- Pickers
- ListView
- Android the Kotlin Way
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