Inhalt: Take an in-depth look at using the Android Espresso library to write Android UI tests. In this course, Chiu-Ki Chan tackles advanced topics in Android Espresso testing, including intents, hermetic test environment, and IdlingResource. She covers incoming and outgoing intents, dependency injection, Mockito and Dagger, and more. If you're an Android developer interested in implementing automated testing as part of the development lifecycle, this course can help to equip you with the techniques you need to write repeatable UI tests. Umfang: 01:37:18.00
Inhalt: When it comes to unraveling a particularly tricky coding problem, sometimes two (or more) minds are better than one. In this course, learn all about the mechanics, details, and value of collaborative coding approaches-namely, pair programming and mob programming-that can help you solve problems at a faster clip. Learn practical techniques that can set you up for success when you try out pair or mob programming with your own teams. Plus, learn about variations to these approaches, including remote pair programming and working with nonprogrammers. Throughout the course, instructors Lynn Langit and Chiu-Ki Chan share scenarios that showcase how these collaborative techniques work in real-world situations. Umfang: 01:36:37.00
Inhalt: Testing is essential to delivering high-quality software. Espresso is the tool of choice for many Android developers, who need to test the logic and UI of their applications. Join instructor Chiu-Ki Chan to learn the essentials of Android Espresso for UI testing. Learn how to write tests by hand, and then leverage the Espresso Test Recorder to record actions that generate the code for you. Find out how to use the Layout Inspector to pinpoint the views you want to test, and also test scrolling views such as list and recycler views. Umfang: 01:20:35.00
Inhalt: Kotlin is now officially supported by Google as an Android development language. This announcement has been widely applauded by developers, many of whom were already using Kotlin. Learn how to build a simple application with Kotlin and make it your language of choice. This course is designed for new Android developers who want to start with Kotlin. Instructor Chiu-Ki Chan spends time explaining the benefits of Kotlin, which is more concise and safe than Java, and explains the basic components of an app built with this programming language. Umfang: 00:33:27.00
Inhalt: There's a difference between knowing how to implement testing and knowing when and why to do it. In this project-based course, get acquainted with best practices for testing Android apps by walking through a development workflow where testing is integrated throughout the process. As instructor Chiu-Ki Chan shows how to build the app, she explores the differences between JVM and on-device tests, explaining when to use each one. She also explores advanced techniques such as the MVP pattern. By demonstrating how testing fits into an app development workflow, she helps you bolster your ability to catch bugs-and determine where and when you should test. Umfang: 02:56:28.00
Inhalt: Kotlin is a popular programming language, and for good reason; it's pragmatic, fun, and officially supported by Google as an Android development language. In this course, discover how to leverage the power of Kotlin when developing Android mobile apps. Instructor Chiu-Ki Chan shares best practices for working with some of this popular language's most helpful features. Discover how to dynamically fetch the value of a property with getter, use Kotlin Android extensions, work with scope functions, and format your strings with string templates. Plus, see how to use the Android KTX extensions from Google to make your Android code more readable. Umfang: 01:13:43.00
Inhalt: Have you already created a Hello World application? In this course, learn how to transform your basic application into a two-screen Android app-complete with a button that allows you to move between screens-using the Kotlin programming language. Instructor Chiu-Ki Chan walks through how to add an activity to your Android app and connect it using an intent. Along the way, she shows how to customize activities, pass parameters to other activities using intent extras, and more. Umfang: 00:33:53.00
Inhalt: Flutter is a mobile app SDK that allows you to write an app in one codebase and compile to both Android and iOS. Firebase is a mobile development platform that provides a back end to support your apps, and Cloud Firestore is a NoSQL document database where you can store, sync, and query data for your mobile apps. Together, this trio of Google solutions can eliminate many of the more tedious aspects of mobile development-helping you take your apps from concept to deployment at rapid speed. In this course, instructor Chiu-Ki Chan shows how to create an app using Flutter on the mobile side, Firebase on the back end, and Cloud Firestore to store data. Learn how to set up a Flutter app, create a Firebase project and configure your app with this project, and store your data in Cloud Firestore. Umfang: 00:48:07.00
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