The release of Android 11 is a breakthrough for operating systems, with some experts calling it the most dynamic and resilient OS to date. You can get head start in mastering mastering Android 11 with this special developer bundle designed to put you ahead of the competition.
You’ll get 11 different courses and close to 300 lessons, all designed to make you an expert with Android 11. Over the course of 46 hours, you’ll learn the ins and outs of the operating system.
You’ll start with the basics, learning to build basic apps in Android Studio using Kotlin. You’ll learn the fundamentals, then discover layouts and views to design the app you want. You’ll quickly move on to more advanced apps using RecyclerViews, then make your apps more functional with databases and cloud-based memory options.
Ensuing classes allow you to explore Kotlin much deeper, before moving on to Java. You’ll also get classes on UI basics, XML files, material design and more. Classes will wrap up on transferring data to the internet, working with AsyncTask, job scheduler and work manager and more.
Classes will wrap up with an overview of the product and hands-on practice at developing your own apps.
Most of the classes are taught by Meisam Mansourzadeh, a pharmacy student who developed a passion for Android and now teaches thousands of students on the topic.
All of this comes with a lifetime subscription, allowing you to work at your own pace and to review any subject matter at any time.
If purchased individually, these classes could run you as much as $2,200. But for a limited time, you can have the complete Android 11 developer bundle for just $39.99, a savings of 98 percent.
Prices subject to change
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