Android Development Essential Training: Manage Data

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Created by: David Gassner

Produced in 2019

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Course Description

Nearly every app you build will use some kind of data. That data could be a single numeric value, or a complex relational database with multiple tables. This course helps you build Android apps that store, manage, and display data in a variety of forms and formats, using the Kotlin programming language and the latest tools and best practices for Android developers. Learn how to access data from internal resources and assets, external files, and web services; parse strings that are formatted with JSON; and display just the data you want to users. Instructor David Gassner also explains how to read from and write to text files and manage SQLite databases in Android-based applications. The course uses Kotlin- "rather than Java- "for all examples, leveraging its efficiency and brevity.

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Time: 2h 49m

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David Gassner

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David Gassner is the author of over 60 video-based technical training courses for software developers.

David is a senior staff instructor who specializes in development platforms and programming languages including Android and Java. He currently creates training content for Android developers and content that covers multiple programming languages including Java, C#, Visual Basic, and Go. He was formerly the president and founder of Bardo Technical Services, an Adobe Solutions Network Training Provider. As an Adobe Certified Expert, he wrote courseware for Adobe and delivered extensive training on Flex, ColdFusion, Dreamweaver and Flash. He was the author of Wiley's Flex 3 Bible and Flash Builder 4 and Flex 4 Bible. He most recently designed and developed Audio Cues- "an Android app for running sound in live performances- "which is available in the Google Play store.