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    Introduction to Android App

    Development with Java


    • Introduction to Android App Development
    with Java
    • Srikabth
    • Date: [Your Presentation Date]
    Introduction to Android
    Development
    • • Android: A leading mobile operating system
    by Google.
    • • Market Share: Android’s wide user base
    globally.
    • • App Ecosystem: Importance of mobile apps
    for businesses and personal use.
    Setting Up the Development
    Environment
    • • Steps to install Android Studio.
    • • Configuring the Android SDK.
    • • Overview of essential tools like the Emulator,
    Device Manager, Logcat, etc.
    Java Basics for Android
    Development
    • • Why Java? (stability, established language
    for Android)
    • • Core Java concepts: Classes, Inheritance,
    Polymorphism, Interfaces.
    • • Brief mention of Kotlin as an alternative.
    Android Project Structure
    • • Files and Folders Overview: Manifest file,
    Java folder, res (resources).
    • • Manifest File: Defines app properties like
    permissions.
    • • Gradle: Importance for dependencies and
    project builds.
    Building User Interfaces in Android
    • • XML for UI: Using XML to define layouts.
    • • Common UI Components: TextView, Button,
    EditText, ImageView.
    • • Overview of Layouts: LinearLayout,
    RelativeLayout, ConstraintLayout.
    Activities and Intents
    • • Activities: Single screens of an app; Activity
    lifecycle (diagram).
    • • Intents: For navigating between screens.
    • • Example: Moving from MainActivity to
    DetailsActivity with Intent.
    Working with Data in Android
    • • SharedPreferences: Store small amounts of
    data (user settings).
    • • SQLite Databases: Local storage for
    structured data.
    • • Content Providers: Access data from other
    apps.
    Networking in Android
    • • Accessing APIs: Using HTTP libraries like
    Retrofit or Volley.
    • • Permissions: How to request network access
    permissions.
    • • JSON Parsing: Extracting data from APIs.
    Handling User Interactions
    • • Event Listeners: Button clicks, gestures, etc.
    • • RecyclerView: Displaying lists efficiently.
    • • Basic Animations: Adding animations to
    improve user experience.
    Managing App Resources
    • • Resource Files: Images, colors, strings,
    layouts.
    • • Screen Size Support: Adapting UI to different
    screen sizes.
    • • Localization: Supporting multiple languages.
    Debugging and Testing Android
    Apps
    • • Debugging Tools: Logcat, breakpoints,
    profiler.
    • • Testing Frameworks: JUnit for unit testing,
    Espresso for UI testing.
    • • Testing Devices: Emulators vs. real devices.
    Publishing the App
    • • Preparing for Release: App signing,
    ProGuard, optimizing APK size.
    • • Google Play Store: Submission process.
    • • Post-Release: App maintenance, updates,
    user feedback.
    Summary and Key Takeaways
    • • Recap of major concepts (environment
    setup, UI, data handling, etc.)
    • • Reinforce the versatility and advantages of
    Android development with Java.
    Q&A
    • Invite questions and discussions.
    • Provide contact information if appropriate.

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