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Hello and welcome to the course, so thank you very much for taking this Android jetpack compose course,

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and I'm really happy that you are with me and I can teach you programming a specifically Android jetpack

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compose because I just think it's really cool.

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It's an amazing tool.

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Google has done a great job at, well, bringing over what they have learned from Dart and Flutter into

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Scotland app development for Android's native development.

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So it's really amazing stuff and you're going to learn about it in this course.

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So first, we're going to start with the Kottmann basics, which will take around five to six hours

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of video content.

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So depending on how much time you want to spend on it, it will be roughly, I would say, like two

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weeks or so.

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If you are taking it slowly, but then you will already have a codling as a programming language, as

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your basic programming language is a very first one.

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So if you have never programmed in other programming languages before, this will be a great starting

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point.

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And Gotland is an amazing programming language, in my opinion.

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A lot better than Java.

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And well, I still love my C-sharp, so it's close to that.

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But still, it's really a good programming language.

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And then we're going to go over to building jetpack compose applications.

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So we're going to look at how to build a user interface with a jetpack compose only using Kotlin.

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No accent at all.

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If you want to learn maximal and you might need that for your project if they are existing already.

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So if you are working for a company that already has existing Android projects, it's really useful

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to know XML and understand how to build a user interface using the old school approach, so to speak,

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then you should definitely check out my Android masterclass.

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But otherwise, you're at the great spot here because you're going to learn everything that you need

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to know that I believe will be the standard moving forward.

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So I don't think anyone who's going to start an Android application now as a big company and has some

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good advisors who are going to tell them what technology to use are going to use Android Jetpack Compose?

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All right.

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So that's what we're going to do.

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Basics, then jetpack compose.

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And then we start with some basic examples showing you how to build a profile screen, so to speak.

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And then we go over to building a Gmail UI.

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So the user interface that you have in the Gmail application, which is pretty advanced, there are

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a lot of things going on.

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It's just going to be the user interface or we're going to build a dummy, which is something that you

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also need to know how to do, because sometimes people come to you with their ideas and they have the

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UI, how they want it to look like.

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And then you just built a dummy to show them what the application would then actually look like and

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feel like when in action, even though it doesn't do any specific thing.

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So it's not going to actually load real data, but it's a great starting point.

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The real data point, however, will be the news app that we're going to build afterwards.

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So there we're going to build this entire application where you load the latest news from this API called

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news API.

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So you're going to see how to load data from the internet to then display it in a beautiful looking

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news application and then also even learn how to filter the news based on the category, for example,

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or based on the source.

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So if you only want to see news, for example, from TechCrunch or from ABC News or whatever, you will

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be able to filter is based on that.

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OK.

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So I wish you all the best in this cause.

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I hope you enjoy it.

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If you are stuck and have any questions.

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Well, first of all, Google them, it's always good to find solutions very quickly.

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And Googling is always going to be faster than just using the Q&A section.

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Because even though we try to answer as fast as possible, we cannot answer in real time.

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We will try to answer within a day or two, depending on also the day of the week and so forth.

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So if you have questions?

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Definitely.

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Check out the Q&A.

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Maybe there are other people who had the same question and they can help you out with that as well.

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So with that said, I wish you a lot of fun.

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And now let's get started with the first lecture.