Introduction

Get introduced to the course and learn about what you’ll be making in this course

• Finishing off the Bull’s Eye app from the first course.

Set App Orientation

Explore the Android Manifest file by setting the screen orientation to landscape and learn how to hide the app bar.

Add Other Game Controls

Complete the UI for Bullseye by adding other controls, game board and setting the screen orientation to landscape.

Display the Score

Get started with the course by learning how to display and increment the total score in the UI. Also learn how to generate a new target value.

Challenge: Keep Track of Game Rounds

Your first challenge: Modify Bull’s Eye to keep track of the current round of the game.

Improve the Alert Title

Use conditional statements to display different messages on the alert dialog based on the player’s performance.

Challenge: Add Bonus Points

Implement the bonus point feature based on how close the player is to the target value.

Restart the Game

Learn to build the “Restart Game” feature which is triggered whenever the start over button is clicked.

Conclusion

Get a summary of what has been covered so far and what to expect in the next part.

Introduction

Get an overview of what we’ll be covering in this part and why it’s important.

Apply Styles & Themes

Get an overview of how apps are styled in Android and learn about the various building blocks of designing beautiful apps.

Style Text

Learn how to style the text views in the app.

Style Buttons

Create custom styles for your buttons and learn about drawables.

Challenge: Style a Button

Get challenged!!! Style the info button with a custom background.

Style the Slider

Learn how to style the slider’s track and thumb to give it a custom look.

Add a Background Image

Round off the styling for the app by adding a background image for the app.

Conclusion

Get a summary of what has been covered so far and what to expect in the next part.

Introduction

Get an overview of what we’ll be covering in this part and why it’s important.

Challenge: Create an About Page

Learn how to create a new Activity and get challenged to build the design with the knowledge you’ve gained so far.

Navigate to the About Page

Learn about Intents and see how it can be used to navigate to the second screen.

Setup App Icon & Display Name

The core features of the Bull’s Eye app are complete. It’s time to set up app icons and display name to give it a more professional look.

Add a Custom Splash Screen

Learn to display a splash screen for the Bull’s Eye app.

Run the App on a Real Device

Learn how to setup and run Bull’s Eye on a real Android device.

Conclusion

Get a refresher of what was covered in this course and what to expect in the next course in your Android development journey.

This course is for people getting started with Android development and that have completed the “Your First Kotlin Android App: An App from Scratch” or have equivalent knowledge.

• More Kotlin Code Features
• Styling and Theming Apps
• Working with Assets and Resources
• Null Safety in Kotlin
• Refactoring Code
• Intents
• Splash Screen
• App Icon and Display Name
• Run app on a real device using Wi-Fi