Android App Development in Java All-in-One Tutorial Series (4 HOURS!)

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:04:15 - Android vs iOS, Flutter, React Native, Xamarin, and Web Apps
00:14:23 - Essential Concepts and Terms
00:22:01 - Installing Android Studio
00:28:50 - Installing an Emulator
00:35:41 - urn on USB Debugging on Android Device
00:39:00 - Running on a Physical Device
00:41:32 - Activity Basics
00:46:13 - Layout Editor Introduction
00:51:27 - Views and Layouts
00:55:13 - Intro to Attributes
01:01:01 - Assigning an ID to our TextView
01:04:27 - Static vs Dynamic
01:11:53 - Creating a Button
01:17:06 - Intro to Methods and onClick Handler
01:23:10 - Intro to Methods and onClick Handler
01:32:14 - onClick Event Handler
01:37:55 - How to Disable Buttons
01:41:59 - Console Logging with Log.d and Logcat
01:46:14 - Changing Button Text when Clicked
01:51:23 - Intro to R Class and FindViewById Method
01:55:54 - Grabbing a Button with FindViewById and R.id
02:00:48 - Casting a View in an Expression
02:04:21 - Getting user Input through EditText
02:12:27 - Update TextView with Dynamic Output
02:20:52 - Overview of the Basics
02:29:59 - Hands on Review
02:38:55 - Intro to Activities
02:45:13 - How to Launch a New Activity
02:51:31 - Constraint Layout Basics
02:59:21 - Should use @string Resource Fix
03:04:14 - How to Change the Main Activity
03:07:40 - Changing Activity Title in Code and XML
03:11:44 - Creating a Back Arrow with parentActivityName
03:13:45 - Passing Data to Another Activity with putExtra
03:22:38 - How to Delete an Activity Completely
03:27:05 - How to Generate Bottom Tabs with Fragments
03:31:44 - Exploring EditText Types
03:36:38 - Making Dynamic Activity to Compose a Message
03:48:54 - Checking Intent for null from putExtra

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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:04:15 - Android vs iOS, Flutter, React Native, Xamarin, and Web Apps
00:14:23 - Essential Concepts and Terms
00:22:01 - Installing Android Studio
00:28:50 - Installing an Emulator
00:35:41 - urn on USB Debugging on Android Device
00:39:00 - Running on a Physical Device
00:41:32 - Activity Basics
00:46:13 - Layout Editor Introduction
00:51:27 - Views and Layouts
00:55:13 - Intro to Attributes
01:01:01 - Assigning an ID to our TextView
01:04:27 - Static vs Dynamic
01:11:53 - Creating a Button
01:17:06 - Intro to Methods and onClick Handler
01:23:10 - Intro to Methods and onClick Handler
01:32:14 - onClick Event Handler
01:37:55 - How to Disable Buttons
01:41:59 - Console Logging with Log.d and Logcat
01:46:14 - Changing Button Text when Clicked
01:51:23 - Intro to R Class and FindViewById Method
01:55:54 - Grabbing a Button with FindViewById and R.id
02:00:48 - Casting a View in an Expression
02:04:21 - Getting user Input through EditText
02:12:27 - Update TextView with Dynamic Output
02:15:26 - Alert in Android - Toast.makeText
02:20:52 - Overview of the Basics
02:29:59 - Hands on Review
02:38:55 - Intro to Activities
02:45:13 - How to Launch a New Activity
02:51:31 - Constraint Layout Basics
02:59:21 - Should use @string Resource Fix
03:04:14 - How to Change the Main Activity
03:07:40 - Changing Activity Title in Code and XML
03:11:44 - Creating a Back Arrow with parentActivityName
03:13:45 - Passing Data to Another Activity with putExtra
03:22:38 - How to Delete an Activity Completely
03:27:05 - How to Generate Bottom Tabs with Fragments
03:31:44 - Exploring EditText Types
03:36:38 - Making Dynamic Activity to Compose a Message
03:48:54 - Checking Intent for null from putExtra

[tommyvansante]

Tip for newer viewers: Start of with downloading android studio (23:10), then while it is downloading watch the start of the video, that might save you a little bit of time :)

[uojygqk]

The thing that makes me wanna commit to this series is how natural it is. It feels like having a smart friend explain without rushing or being serious

[obedpadilla]

1:23:09 I love that no matter what mistake or awkward thing you do, you don't edit things out. It gives the videos more personality

[floridagermano]

I'm not so fluent in English, but i'm understanding 99% of all you're talking. I couldn't find a best teacher than you. Thanks a lot.

[whatshedevelops]

Watching in 2024 and this is still such a great intro to Android development. Thank you! You have a talent for teaching and you manage to do it in a way that is not overwhelming 🎉

[alkodjdjd]

This is by far the best course: instead of just telling people how to CODE, you teach them how to CREATE. And that involves for example how to try the code in a real mobile, which made a HUGE difference for me as I didn't know about it. God bless you and thanks

[christopher]

Tip: If you use Android Studio as your IDE, to move lines of code up and down without having to cut and paste, use Shift + Alt + Up or Down arrow, depending on the direction you want to move. If you are used to code editors such as VS Code you might know this hot key as just Alt + Up or Down arrow. This trick saved me a lot of time when I develop. Hope this helps!

[atharvparlikar]

me : *running Android studio, chrome and emulator at the same time*
computer : Who the fuc* you think am I?

[bohdanvan]

I’m an experienced software engineer with a very limited knowledge in Android. I enjoyed watching this series especially pieces where you describe concepts on a whiteboard. The teaching style is entertaining and confident, despite periodically making minor mistakes. It would be interesting to see a complete, yet simple, application and how it can be distributed in the Play Store. Keep moving forward!

[PJSBrand]

i’ve now completed watching this video from the begin to the end and i have to admit that this has been one of, if not the most, useful java android development i’ve seen so far

[sajanah]

As a total noob, this is a really good tutorial so far. Small chunks are easy to digest. I love the fact it's not perfect that you run into problems here and there. That embeds the proper coding into the brain..

[johnlee]

You honestly have a gift for teaching. Please consider making more videos such as this, perhaps on topics such as react native, IOS development, web development etc... This structure is perfect, for the first time on Youtube I had near zero questions and actually sat through a 4 hour video. You are like the college professor we always wanted but never got. I love you bro

[Urbanstrangler]

I am convinced this man is some form of red colorblind. Android studio on several occasions has the error in red and Caleb rolls right past it. Love how chill he is.

[derekvieira]

Bro your uncut tutorial is way more understandable than any I've watched, seeing how you solve issues makes it a lot more didatic!

[kaven]

I see no sponser and i see great content? I watch full ads and click on em.

[skellajim]

I like how you deliver kid, you have a knack for teaching--you made it easy for me to catch on to the materials. Keep going, I am rooting for you @Caleb Curry!

[markvincentchua]

I'm at about a quarter in into the video and I just stopped for a moment because I just wanna say how I LOVE the fact that everyone knows that you're so good and yet you show that you don't know everything there is or that you forget things sometimes (like the id stuff in the textview). It kinda adds confidence to people who are new to coding, like me, who often forgets stuff or makes beginner mistakes. It shows that despite not 'memorizing' or knowing everything, we can also become good (or atleast ok) developers as long as we know the main concepts. I love a lot of things about you and this video and I wanted to write them all down here but I might not be able to finish a project if I did that lol. Cheers! :)

[Freakei]

It's really great to have someone teach who is very pragmatic. Really like the style so far (1 hour in).

[glacierhusky]

Thanks Caleb for this amazing series, I'm on my final semester building an app and using your tutorials to help get up to speed on android studio. I've probably watched more of this video/series than many other coding series I've started