The First Line of Code Android Programming with Kotlin /
Guo, Lin.
The First Line of Code Android Programming with Kotlin / [electronic resource] : by Lin Guo. - 1st ed. 2022. - XIV, 709 p. 1 illus. online resource.
Chapter 1 Your First Line of Android Code -- Chapter 2 Explore New Language – A Quick Introduction to Kotlin -- Chapter 3 Start with the Visible – Explor Activity -- Chapter 4 Everything about UI Development -- Chapter 5 Support Phones and Tablets with Fragment -- Chapter 6 Broadcasts in Details -- Chapter 7 Data Persistence -- Chapter 8 Share Data Between Apps with ContentProvider -- Chapter 9 Enrich Your App with Multimedia -- Chapter 10 Work on the Background Service -- Chapter 11 Exploring the World with Network Technologies -- Chapter 12 Best UI Experience – Material Design in Action -- Chapter 13 High-quality Developing Components – Exploring Jetpack -- Chapter 14 Keep Stepping Up – More Skills You Need to Know -- Chapter 15 Real Project Practice – Creating a Weather App.
The First Line of Code is a must-have for developers who want to learn Android and Kotlin, and the best-seller in China. Knowledge between Android and Kotlin is interspersed in a way that readers are easy to understand and get start: · Android part covers all the important aspects of the Android platform, such as activity, service, content provider, broadcast receiver, fragment, basic UI, data storage, network, Jetpack and other application-level knowledge. · Kotlin part covers various aspects of Kotlin, such as standard grammar, common skills, higher-order functions, generics, coroutines, DSL and other language-level knowledge. In addition, The First Line of Code is a very practicing book, illustrating concepts with a complete weather forecast program. You can use and practice all the knowledge comprehensively after learning and see the actual result for what you have learned through the book. All contents of the book are quite easy to understand. It might be a good choice for both beginners and experienced developers. Also suitable for college students, college teachers, etc.
9789811918001
10.1007/978-981-19-1800-1 doi
Computer programming.
Programming languages (Electronic computers).
Operating systems (Computers).
Open source software.
Mobile computing.
Programming Techniques.
Programming Language.
Operating Systems.
Open Source.
Mobile Computing.
QA76.6-76.66
005.11
The First Line of Code Android Programming with Kotlin / [electronic resource] : by Lin Guo. - 1st ed. 2022. - XIV, 709 p. 1 illus. online resource.
Chapter 1 Your First Line of Android Code -- Chapter 2 Explore New Language – A Quick Introduction to Kotlin -- Chapter 3 Start with the Visible – Explor Activity -- Chapter 4 Everything about UI Development -- Chapter 5 Support Phones and Tablets with Fragment -- Chapter 6 Broadcasts in Details -- Chapter 7 Data Persistence -- Chapter 8 Share Data Between Apps with ContentProvider -- Chapter 9 Enrich Your App with Multimedia -- Chapter 10 Work on the Background Service -- Chapter 11 Exploring the World with Network Technologies -- Chapter 12 Best UI Experience – Material Design in Action -- Chapter 13 High-quality Developing Components – Exploring Jetpack -- Chapter 14 Keep Stepping Up – More Skills You Need to Know -- Chapter 15 Real Project Practice – Creating a Weather App.
The First Line of Code is a must-have for developers who want to learn Android and Kotlin, and the best-seller in China. Knowledge between Android and Kotlin is interspersed in a way that readers are easy to understand and get start: · Android part covers all the important aspects of the Android platform, such as activity, service, content provider, broadcast receiver, fragment, basic UI, data storage, network, Jetpack and other application-level knowledge. · Kotlin part covers various aspects of Kotlin, such as standard grammar, common skills, higher-order functions, generics, coroutines, DSL and other language-level knowledge. In addition, The First Line of Code is a very practicing book, illustrating concepts with a complete weather forecast program. You can use and practice all the knowledge comprehensively after learning and see the actual result for what you have learned through the book. All contents of the book are quite easy to understand. It might be a good choice for both beginners and experienced developers. Also suitable for college students, college teachers, etc.
9789811918001
10.1007/978-981-19-1800-1 doi
Computer programming.
Programming languages (Electronic computers).
Operating systems (Computers).
Open source software.
Mobile computing.
Programming Techniques.
Programming Language.
Operating Systems.
Open Source.
Mobile Computing.
QA76.6-76.66
005.11