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Android Academy Global Advanced

Хэй, всем привет! Помните наш курс Android Academy Fundamentals ? Как он вам? Совсем недавно мы выпустили 600 новых, прокаченных Junior-android разработчиков, а уже через месяц планируем прокачать уже опытных инженеров и помочь им выйти на новый уровень!

Сегодня мы рады анонсировать запуск нашего нового курса Android Academy Advanced, который стартует 4 октября 2021. Что же мы подготовили?

Вооружившись разными идеями, мы решили сфокусировать наш продвинутый курс по Android на темах, которые помогут ребятам лучше понять, как работают команды в больших приложениях в реальной жизни 💪

В этом курсе мы фокусируемся на том, как выглядит жизненный цикл разработки приложения:

📌 Начнем, конечно же, с архитектуры: какая архитектура, какие библиотеки, какие подходы используют (реактивщина, кэширование, офлайн-режим и все такое)

📌 Затем мы вместе задумаемся о тестах: когда мы их будем писать; для чего; будут ли это только автотесты или юнит-тесты

📌 После того как мы поймем, как тестировать наше приложение, следующий обязательный шаг для сеньора — это убить всю ручную работу и максимально автоматизировать. Для этого у нас есть CI. Мы разберемся, что, как в нем работает; какие есть возможности; что он нам может дать

📌 А когда приложение уже в Production и у нас появились тысячи юзеров, то с ними скорее всего появились и креши. И тут мы разберемся, как все это правильно анализировать, дебажить и мониторить.

Расписание: (описание пока неточное, но будет огонь, честно-честно 🔥)

4 октября — Архитектура в небольшой команде

11 октября — Архитектура в растущей команде

18 октября — Сессия с приглашенными экспертами и разбор кейсов, реальных реализаций архитектуры

1 ноября — Тестирование: базовый инструментарий разработчика — 01.11.2021

8 ноября — Тестирование: расширенный инструментарий разработчика

15 ноября — Сессия с приглашенными экспертами и разбор кейсов, реальных реализаций интеграции Unit/UI тестов — 15.11.2021

29 ноября — Автоматизация рутинных действий: статический анализ, разбор инструментария для автоматической проверки качества кода

6 декабря — Автоматизация проверок на CI: разбираемся с инструментарием для CI/CD

13 и 27 декабря — Реализация аналитики, мониторинга, логирования приложения в production

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Android Academy Syllabus

Day 1 — Orientation & Version Control

• Learning Objectives:
  • Students will understand and be able to use the command line for
    • creating a folder
    • creating a file
    • editing a file
    • changing directories
  • Students will understand what Git and Github are and how they fit into the web app landscape
  • Students will be able to clone a repo and know its purpose
  • Students will be able to add, commit, and push files to github
• Pre-Reading:
  • Git — The Simple Guide
  • Atlassian Git Tutorial
  • Make sure you Install Git
  • The Ultimate Guide to Markdown
• Presentation:
  • Introduction to Git
  • Introduction to Markdown
• Hands on Lab:
  • Lab Git
• Additional Hands on Lab:
  • Try GitHub
  • Lab Markdown
• Additional Reading:
  • The Command LineCrash Course
  • Visual Git guide
  • Getting Started with Git
• Assessment:
  • Command Line & Git
• Project:
  • Learn Git

Day 2 — Github Pages

• Learning Objectives:
  • Students will understand what GitHub Pages is
  • Students will understand how to create static web on GitHub Pages
• Pre-reading:
  • What is GitHub Pages
• Presentation:
  • Introduction to GitHub Pages
• Hands on Lab:
  • Lab 1 — Create GitHub Pages
  • Lab 2 — GitHub Pages with Jekyll
• Additional Reading:
  • Custom Domain
  • Jekyll
• Project:
  • GitHub Pages Project Site

Day 3 — Project Assignment — Branching, Merge Conflict

• Learning Objectives:
  • Students will understand basic branching
  • Students will understand how to use github in a group setting
    • Students be able to understand what a «Fork» is and be able to Fork a repo
    • Students will be able to handle merge conflicts
    • Students will know how to make a Pull Request
• Pre-reading:
  • Understanding the GitHub Flow
  • Merge Conlict
• Presentation:
  • Branch & Merge Conflict
  • GitHub Practice using Android Studio
• Hands on Lab:
  • Share Android Project to GitHub
  • Collaborating using GitHub and Android Studio
• Additional Reading:
  • A successful Git branching model

Day 1 — Android design fundamental, Surfaces

• Students will understand basic Android Design
• Students know different use of project resources
• Students know different type of layouts
• Students know about surface reactions
• Students able to implement some common design pattern
• Students able to applying theme and style
• Students can implements surface reactions
• Students able to design a single screen layout using different layout types

Day 2 — Bold Graphic Design, Meaningful Motion

• Learning Objectives:
  • Students understand how to make a proper design easily understood by the user.
  • Student know about grid and keylines when designing user interface.
  • Student able to choose an appropriate colors, typography, and size metrics to build the UI.
  • Student can implement basic animation and transition.
• Pre-reading:
  • Typography
  • Image Scale Type
  • Material Motion
• Presentation:
  • Material Design #2
• Hands on Lab:
  • Add Animation and Transition to Your App
• Additional Material:
  • Color Branding Example
  • Material Design Icons
  • Anatomy of a Typeface
  • Running App on Device
  • Enable Android Debugging

Day 3 — Adaptive Design, Project

• Learning Objectives:
  • Student know different kind of design problem.
  • Student know the solution to solve design problem using adaptive design
  • Student able to design a simple adaptive UI design
• Pre-reading:
  • Responsive UI
  • Responsive vs Adaptive Design
  • Providing Resources — Android Developer Guide
  • Screen Support — Android Developer Guide
• Presentation:
  • Material Design #3
• Hands on Lab:
  • Create a Contact App
• Additional Material:
  • Device Metrics Tool

#### Day 1 — Introduction Java, Variable, Conditional Statement

#### Day 2 — Functions , Loop, Introduction Object Oriented Programming

#### Day 3 — Object Oriented Programming Part 2

#### Day 1 — Building Layouts

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students understand about Views in Android
  • Students able to talk to the phone using XML Editor
  • Students able to use many XML attributes for TextView and ImageView
  • Students able to resolve any error occured
  • Students able to use Android Documentations
• Pre-reading:
  • Typeface
  • Text Appearance Tips
  • Commond Android View CheatSheet
• Presentation:
  • Building Layouts Part 1
• Additional Material:
  • Android XML Visualizer
  • Android Vocabulary Glossary

#### Day 2 — Developing Interactive App

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students understand how to access a View and Layout from Java Class
  • Students understand the different between Global and Local Variable
  • Students understand how to debug a code
  • Students able to implement the Global and Local variable through creating an App
• Pre-reading:
  • Declaring Variables
  • Debug Your App
• Presentation:
  • Developing Interactive App
• Hands on Lab:
  • Milk Ordering App #1
  • Milk Ordering App #2
• Additional Material:

#### Day 3 — Projects

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students able to design a combination of LinearLayout and RelativeLayout
  • Students able to use onClick method from XML layout’s file
  • Students able to use a simple mathematic’s calculation using Java
  • Students able to update a TextView based on button click
• Project:
  • Project Objectives
• Hands on Lab:
  • Build a Score App

#### Day 1 — Object Oriented Programming #1

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students understand about Object Oriented Programming
  • Students able to define and call a method
  • Students able to use return value
  • Students able to access resource folder from code and XML
  • Students able to inflate a layout and casting view
  • Students understand about view hierarchy
• Pre-reading:
  • Methods
  • Passing Information to Methods
  • Returning a Value from a Methods
  • Accessing Resources
• Presentation:
  • Object Oriented Programming #1
• Hands on Lab:
  • Build an App Based on OOP
• Additional Material:

#### Day 2 — Object Oriented Programming #2 & Projects

#### Day 1 — Activity, Intents, and ListView + Project!

• Learning Objectives :
  • Student understand about Intent
  • Student understand about Activity
  • Student know how to use ListView and it’s adapter
  • Student understand how to create multipe screen app
• Pre-reading:
  • Android — Activities
  • Android Intent
  • Android ListView
  • Play Audio
• Presentation:
  • Multi Screen App
• Project:
  • Build a Music App
• Additional Material:
  • Music App Starter Code

#### Day 2 — ListView + Project!

• Learning Objectives :
  • Student udnerstand about Array and ArrayList
  • Student able to implement Loop Control
  • Student know how to use ListView and it’s adapter
  • Student know how to create a Custom Adapter
• Pre-reading:
  • Array vs ArrayList
  • Loop Control
  • Android ListView
• Presentation:
  • ListView
• Project:
  • Build a Music App
• Additional Material:
  • Music App Starter Code

Week 7 Student Report App

#### Day 1 — Activity, Fragments, ViewPager

• Students know what is Activity
• Students know what is Fragments
• Students know what is ViewPager
• Students able to build a simple app using ViewPager and Fragments

#### Day 2 — Retrieving and Saving Data

• Students understand how to sending and receiving data from other activity
• Students able to use Camera from Android Device
• Students able to create a persistent data using SharedPreference

• Create an app that contains
  • Designing an object class
  • Using ListView
  • Create a Tabbed Activity using ViewPager
  • Using StartActivityForResult
  • Taking picture using camera
  • If/else statement.

Week 8 Library App

#### Day 1 — API and JSON

#### Day 2 — HTTP Request and Asyntask

• Students Learn About Networking
• Students learn about Android Permission
• Students learn about HTTP Request
• Students learn about thread
• Students learn about Async Task

#### Day 3 — Projects

• Fetching data from an API
• Using an AsyncTask
• Parsing a JSON response
• Creating a list based on that data and displaying it to the user.

Week 9: Fun Projects

Week 10: Data Storage

#### Day 1 — Data Storage #1

#### Day 2 — Data Storage #2

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students understand how to create database in Android
  • Students able to insert data to database
  • Students able to read data from database
• Pre-reading :
  • SQLiteDatabase
• Presentation:
  • Data Storage #2
• Hands on Lab:
  • Pets App
• Additional Material:

#### Day 3 — Projects!

• Learning Objectives :
• Pre-reading :
• Presentation:
• Hands on Lab:
• Additional Material:

#### Day 1 — Data Storage #3

#### Day 2 — Data Storage #4

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students are able to use CursorAdapter to shows the database into ListView
  • Students able to edit and delete data from SQLite Databases
  • Students able to detect changes in EditText using OnTouchListener
• Pre-reading :
  • Populating ListView using CursorAdapter
  • Android Loader with SimpleCursorAdapter
  • Update Data from SQLite Databases
  • Delete Data from SQLite Databases
  • View OnTouchListener
• Presentation:
  • Data Storage #4
• Hands on Lab:
  • Pets App Part #3
• Additional Material:

#### Day 3 — Projects!

• Learning Objectives :
• Pre-reading :
• Presentation:
• Hands on Lab:
• Additional Material:

#### Day 1 — Google Maps

#### Day 2 — Projects

#### Day 3 — Publishing your Apps!

• Learning Objectives :
  • Students know how to publish their app into Google Play Store
• Presentation:
  • Publish your Android Apps

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