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Learn how to build basic Android apps with Android Studio and the Android Emulator.
MVVM is now the recommended architecture for building Android apps.
RxJava is now not as widely used. Switch to Coroutines with LiveData.
Performant apps utilize Google's ViewModel and LiveData.
Performant apps utilize Google's ViewModel and LiveData.
Display lists the easy way with a RecyclerView.
Allow the user to view data on a phone even without internet.
Having been a software engineer for nearly two decades, Daniel provides the training needed to excell in Android app development.
Daniel Malone lives in downtown Austin, Texas, a short distance from the Capitol. Having lived here his whole life, Daniel loves vising local vegan restaurants. Ironically, he lives next to Franklin's BBQ, a local joint know for juicy meats and beef.
With online video tutorials it can be hard to learn. Get the hands-on guidance you need to succeed and become an Android Engineer.
It's never been a better time to become an Android Developer. Whether you want to create your first app, update an existing app to Material Design, or use Test-Driven Development, Fine Point Mobile provides quality training.
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States, Fine Point Mobile produces video tutorials that help you grow your career. Starting out as a YouTube Channel, Fine Point Mobile is now training 300,000 developers through tutorials.
After creating multiple Google Play Store apps, Daniel Malone decided to help others learn Android Developer skills. Fine Point Mobile produces videos on Android Architecture Components, RxJava, ConstraintLayout, Kotlin, XML and advanced layouts, best practices, Test-Driven Development, and more. Never run out of videos to watch.
Need a place to start? Start with our Android Beginner's series, which walks you through creating your first Android app. Afterwards, continue learning Kotlin (instead of Java).
Google is well-know for it's simple, clean, and flat design. Material Design is a standard for how apps should look, behave and function. Floating Action Buttons, Navigation Drawers and Card are all easily recognizable standards for Android apps.
View some of Daniel's tutorials to see how much you can learn.
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