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Going Further with Android
Module 2
This course will take about a day to complete.
- This course continues from our Introduction to Android. You'll find out how to deal with the very tricky problems posed by rotating devices, and what happens if your App is sent to the background.
- You'll also discover how to implement background tasks - the Android equivalent of threading.
Contents
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Activity Lifecycles Part 1 23m 13s How to preserve the state of your App when the device is rotated. |
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Activity Lifecycles Part 2 36m 0s How to deal with interruptions to your App, such as an incoming phone call. |
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Introducing Fragments 41m 25s Fragments are reusable groups of views, useful for creating different layouts and screen sizes. |
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Layouts and Multiple Fragments 35m 24s In this chapter we create an alternative layout targeted to different screen sizes and orientations, understand some of the layout schemas provided by Android, and re-use our fragments. We'll also see nested fragments in use. Updated September 2018 - please see the errata for this chapter |
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Fragment Lifecycles 9m 57s We'll review the lifecycle methods of fragments in this chapter, and understand why you shouldn't store the application's state in fragments. There's also a small exercise to complete the main functionality within our quiz application. |
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The Backstack and Transactions 37m 11s In this chapter we learn how to override the default "back button" functionality using the backstack with transactions. |
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Background Processing 31m 53s How to make code run on a separate thread, so that it continues running when our app is in the background, and how we can receive notifications from this thread to any of the activities in the application. |
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