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Building an MVVM Android app using Jetpack Compose, Kotlin Coroutines, Flows, Room database, Retrofit, and HILT DI.

The Dependency injection (DI) pattern provides the backbone of the application by articulating all our software components around it. Koin is an easy to use and efficient dependency injection framework that has been used in Android applications since 2017. This course presents all the fundamentals to begin to use the Koin framework and use dependency injection in your Android application. The course will give you a solid foundation in dependency injection fundamentals and walk you through the critical steps from declaring your components to testing them with JUnit tests.

Managing mobile application state might seem simple, but quickly becomes complex as an application grows. Over the years, many architectural patterns have emerged to help deal with this complexity. MVC, MVVM and MVP are three popular examples. MVI, or Model-View-Intent, is an evolution over these patterns. Inspired by functional and reactive programming practices, it features immutable state management and unidirectional data flow. Adopters of the MVI pattern report that business logic tends to be better formalized, which in turn improves code reuse. Also, many teams report that testing is more reliable, and bugs caused by race conditions or rogue mutations simply no longer tend to pop up. In this course, we’ll show you how to build a Model-View-Intent (MVI) Android App, using both Kotlin Coroutines and Kotlin Flows. You'll walk away understanding the core principles of this pattern, as well as its key benefits.

Explore Android’s most popular persistence storage library the Room database by building an exciting Invoicing application with Jetpack Compose and MVVM architecture.

Course Description in Brief.....

Design custom UI in a declarative way using Jetpack Compose. In this we would design few custom UI and understand the maths and difference aspects of designing using Jetpack Compose. After the end of the course, - we will be confident enough to build any kind of custom UI using Canvas. - It can be a button, seekbar or even a switch. - Working with Animations - Understating the maths in Jetpack Compose - Testing

Explore permissions in Android apps to support user privacy by protecting access to potentially sensitive data beyond the application sandbox. Permissions can enhance the functionality of an app by allowing it access to the internet, device location, camera, and more.

Learn and embed Machine Learning features such as Text Recognition,Face Recognition,Image Labelling into an app using Firebase. This course doesn't need your prior knowledge in Machine Learning to enroll in it. As world is keep on moving towards Machine Learning features day to day life then you must along with it to learn how to integrate such features inside an app.

Explore and access Cloud Firestore from Flutter apps, a scalable NoSQL cloud-hosted database to store and sync data for client and server-side development. Cloud Firestore stores data in documents, organized into collections that offer key capabilities such as expressive querying, realtime updates, offline support, and of course it is designed to scale without having to put in your manual efforts.