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Create a Multiscreen App in Android

State management is critical for developing apps. In this course, you'll learn how to listen and respond to state changes, and how to incorporate multiple screens into your app.

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EXPERIENCE
Beginner level
EST TIME TO COMPLETE Completion time may vary based on individual pacing.
3 hrs, 13 mins
CONTENT
3 modules

Learning path outcomes

  • Grasp the importance of state management and the importance of state management in UI development
  • Able to organize an Android app into multiple screens and navigate to those screens based on user state
  • Leverage the importance of app architecture such as MVI and the ViewModel

Prerequisites

You should have already worked through our Foundational Tools in Android and Learn the Kotlin Language courses.

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Create a Multiscreen App in Android

Learning path content

1
State Management in Jetpack Compose Sep 10 2024 · Module (40 mins)
This module aims to teach learners how to manage state and how to use state to recompose the user interface.
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Navigation in Jetpack Compose Sep 10 2024 · Module (42 mins)
This module covers essential navigation concepts and techniques in Jetpack Compose. You will create a multiscreen movie booking app, exploring the Navigation Component, passing arguments between screens, and sharing data with external apps. The course progresses to advanced topics like implementing deep links and setting up a bottom navigation bar. Throughout the module, you gain hands-on experience with key navigation elements such as the navigation graph, controller, and host, while also learning to handle arguments and create a seamless user experience. By the end, you will have a comprehensive understanding of how to implement efficient navigation in Jetpack Compose applications.
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Save User State Sep 10 2024 · Module (1 hr, 52 mins)
Saving user state is a critical aspect of Android development. This module will cover the different persistence mechanisms available, including DataStore, Android Files, and Room Database, and how to select the appropriate one based on a given situation. Learners will learn how to save simple data using DataStore, understand the different types of storage available on Android, save and read data from Android Files, and work with Room Database to perform CRUD operations.
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