Building the Stats Screen
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Integrate the Second Screen of our App with Jetpack Compose
Jetpack Compose for Designers
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Jetpack Compose for Designers
10:07
2
Building your first component
13:03
3
Designing the Onboarding Screen
10:51
4
Introduction to Kotlin
10:26
5
Classes in Kotlin
10:57
6
Dynamic Composable Functions
12:22
7
Building a Lazy Horizontal List
10:35
8
Creating the Collection Cards
10:29
9
Remembering State
9:19
10
Scrolling Views
15:24
11
Creating a Top App Bar
8:48
12
Customizing Bottom App Bars
10:19
13
Making the Ranking Components
12:00
14
Building the Stats Screen
7:27
15
Animations in Jetpack Compose
13:36
16
Introduction to Navigation
8:48
17
Bottom App Bar Navigation
8:46
18
Dynamic Navigation
8:52
19
Introduction to Jetpack Compose Theming
11:40
20
Updating our App’s Typography
12:36
In this section, we'll create the new Stats Screen that utilizes all of the components we have built so far along with the ranking components we have built in the previous section. Once again, I advise you to try and build this screen on your own to test out your knowledge.
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Jetpack Compose for Designers
Learn about the basics of Jetpack Compose to build an NFT Marketplace Android app with the powerful declarative framework
10:07
2
Building your first component
Explore the fundamentals of Jetpack Compose to build an amazing Card
13:03
3
Designing the Onboarding Screen
Modify Jetpack Compose elements to suit your design
10:51
4
Introduction to Kotlin
Learn the basics of programming in Kotlin
10:26
5
Classes in Kotlin
Develop different card types with the help of classes
10:57
6
Dynamic Composable Functions
Build the NFT Category Card to use Dynamic Data
12:22
7
Building a Lazy Horizontal List
Iterate through Data to build a Dynamic Scrollable List
10:35
8
Creating the Collection Cards
Making the Collection Card with Material Icons
10:29
9
Remembering State
Learn about State Changes and Remembering UI State with Compose
9:19
10
Scrolling Views
Finish building the Home Screen and Learn more about the Scaffold element
15:24
11
Creating a Top App Bar
Learn about TopAppBars in Android and how to implement them with Jetpack Compose
8:48
12
Customizing Bottom App Bars
Add a Bottom Bar for Navigation and Learn How to Add Dependencies
10:19
13
Making the Ranking Components
Review the fundamentals by building the blocks for the Stats Screen
12:00
14
Building the Stats Screen
Integrate the Second Screen of our App with Jetpack Compose
7:27
15
Animations in Jetpack Compose
Learn the Fundamentals of Animating Values to Update the UI
13:36
16
Introduction to Navigation
Integrate the Navigation Compose dependency to Set up Screen to Screen Navigation
8:48
17
Bottom App Bar Navigation
Enable Functional Interactivity for the Bottom App Bar
8:46
18
Dynamic Navigation
Control the First Screen a User is Presented with Dynamically
8:52
19
Introduction to Jetpack Compose Theming
Learn the Fundamentals of Building a Theme for your app
11:40
20
Updating our App’s Typography
Refactor the remaining parts of our application
12:36
Meet the instructor
We all try to be consistent with our way of teaching step-by-step, providing source files and prioritizing design in our courses.
Sai Kambampati
Student. Engineer. Designer. Not always in that order.
Student at UCSC constantly learning about new technologies, building innovative mobile apps, and designing breakthrough products.
6 courses - 24 hours
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3 hrs
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Design and code a UIKit app for iOS 15 with storyboards, custom layouts, scroll detection, and accessibility using Xcode 13
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Advance your SwiftUI skills by developing an app using Core Data, CloudKit, In App Purchases, Sign In With Apple, and Firebase Authentication
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Continuing on from the previous Flutter for Designers course, this course has a heavier emphasis on using Firebase API's to combine Firebase and Flutter. There will be a lesser emphasis on creating front-end Flutter UI and more emphasis on how to build functional applications capable of being shipped to the App Store. A review of the previous course and the Dart programming language will be very helpful. That being said, you will also be introduced to some new Flutter widgets and packages.
4 hrs
Flutter for Designers
Flutter is a relatively new toolkit that makes it easy to build cross-platform apps that look gorgeous and is easy to use. By utilizing a platform's native components we'll build an app that can run on both iOS and Android that will look and feel like it was developed natively. Furthermore we'll see how with one single codebase, Flutter provides us with native performance, hot reload for fast development, and access to beautiful, native components.
4 hrs
