Android Applications Architecture
Develop clean and maintainable Android applications using the most advanced architectural patterns,
Created by Vasiliy Zukanov
Description
Welcome to the advanced Android applications design and architecture course. Here you'll learn the craft of development of clean Android applications, optimized for long-term maintenance. By the end of this course you'll understand the theory behind the most beneficial architectural patterns (MVx, "clean architecture", etc.) and practice them with non-trivial hands-on exercises.
Students who had already taken the course found it interesting, insightful and practically useful:
: "In one word: amazing! The best course in android architectural design seen so far."
: "With the help of this course, I'm confident that I can make my future apps better."
: "Wow!! I will not be able to praise this course enough. Take it and see it for yourself. You won't regret!"
Android powers more than two billion devices and it's relatively easy to develop small Android apps. However, when it comes to development of clean, readable and maintainable applications that will stand the test of time, things tend to get very difficult.
Unfortunately, Android developers usually learn the hard way how quickly Android apps can turn into tightly coupled mess, bogged down with classes that contain thousands lines of unreadable code.
It turns out that the only way to go fast and keep your Android app maintainable in the long term is to be mindful about its design and architecture at all times. Fortunately for Android developers, much knowledge in this context has already been captured in the form of so-called architectural patterns.
That's what this course is all about: the most advanced architectural patterns for professional Android development.
MVx
You'll learn about MVx family of presentation layer architectural patterns (MVC, MVP, MVVM, etc.) and understand why it's great to use them in your apps. Then, we'll derive the most advanced MVx pattern for Android development from the first principles of good design and architecture.
Clean Architecture
In this course we will touch upon the most important concepts of so-called "Clean Architecture" school of though. Specifically, you'll learn how to implement "use cases" (also known as "interactors"), structure application's packages according to its architecture and manage inter-dependencies between components.
Dependency Injection
Since this course concerns software architecture, it would be incomplete without a discussion of dependency injection architectural pattern. I will show you how to implement so-called Pure Dependency Injection in your Android app without any third-party frameworks, and then explain how it integrates with MVx for the maximal architectural benefits.
Throughout the course I'll highlight many important design and architectural trade-offs which you'll need to consider as a professional Android developer. These seemingly small and often overlooked trade-offs can make a difference between clean and maintainable applications and tightly coupled, unmaintainable code.
We will conclude the course with a general discussion of the goals, the benefits and the scope of the software architecture. This will allow you to grasp the bigger picture and understand what's required of professional software developers in context of real-world projects.
Professional grade design and architecture for Android applications
Optimized for experienced Android developers
Concise
Hands-on exercises
Source code of tutorial app on GitHub with step-by-step commits history for easy review
This course is a culmination of my multi-year research into the best architectural patterns for Android development. All the concepts and techniques that you'll learn have already been tested in real-life applications and proved themselves over the years.
So, if you already know how to write Android applications and want to take your design and architectural skills to the next level - this course is for you.
I can't wait to see you inside.
Who is the target audience?
Professional Android developers
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