Modern Android app using Kotlin, MVVM, Dagger2, RxJava &more

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Learn the latest Android technologies including Dagger2, MVVM, Kotlin, RxJava, Retrofit, Mockito and Glide

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r/androiddev • post
8 points • Mahjunia
Any good Kotlin Android course for someone how has some experience in Java Android?

Hello, I'm still a baby in diapers in Android Dev and finishing my Multiplatform App Development degree here in Spain.

What I've been teached in school sucks and some of the content is now deprecated. For example we've been teached Android Dev only in Java, MVC pattern instead of MVVM, implementation of a RecyclerView has been teached like shit and I couldn't stop having a cloudy smile because of it (Thanks god I've been doing some side courses) and a long etc...

I've developed simple apps to learn in my own and for my classes exercises with libraries such as Volley(eww never again), Retrofit, Firebase, Room and I dunno if other more? Glide, Picasso meeh

I understand basics things of Kotlin, but then I get confused in somethings advanced like for example, a class with static methods for multiple uses in Java is replaced with companion / object class in Kotlin, but when I try to implement it I get errors because I'm not doing it correctly, so that means I need more practice and understand the concepts of the language better.

Because of that, I'm trying to find a course that's not for beginners but neither for super advanced dudes.

I've found this https://www.udemy.com/course/modernandroid/ but I have no idea about the instructor, what I saw is that he has many courses using modern android development as Kotlin, Coroutine, JetPack, MVVM, Livedata. So... I'm gonna give it a try, but I would love to hear your opinion and if you have any good resources for my purposes. I really want to learn and develop android apps "correctly" with the last tech.

r/androiddev • comment
1 points • Zhuinden

I have some collection of resources + a wiki that is technically a guide that I wrote about a year ago that intends to tell you what you need to know for Kotlin if you already know Java: https://github.com/Zhuinden/guide-to-kotlin

> I've found this https://www.udemy.com/course/modernandroid/ but I have no idea about the instructor, what I saw is that he has many courses using modern android development as Kotlin, Coroutine, JetPack, MVVM, Livedata. So...

That course doesn't seem to offer more than reading through https://developer.android.com/jetpack/docs/guide then doing the codelab https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/android-lifecycles/#2 and https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/kotlin-android-training-room-database/index.html?index=..%2F..android-kotlin-fundamentals#0 and maybe https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/android-dagger/#0