Welcome back in this video, I would like to show you how you can get the most out of this course.
So this course was built with jetpack compose in mind, even though there are a couple of chapters that
I've taken from my Android masterclass or if you have taken my Android masterclass, then you can jump
to Section six directly.
So if you have gone through the cut in basics before, if you haven't, then the worries just go through
the cotton basics in section two, three, four and five and then you will be.
Then you will feel quite confident getting started with that compose specific feature.
So the jetpack compose specific features.
And what I would recommend is if you are getting stuck and if you just can't find the solution using
Google, for example, you can just use the Q and A. and create a new entry here.
So whenever you're stuck and you have a question, just search for the question first.
And if you can't find it, then create it directly on the lecture that you currently at.
So let's say you are having struggles taking care of data types of numbers so you don't fully understand
something and you have a question, and then you can just go ahead and ask new question here.
So you would just go here to ask in your question, and I would recommend to ask the course content
specific questions here.
And then you can just create the summary of what the question is about.
And it's really important that you do it based on the lecture itself, where the question is, so we
know better what the question is about.
Give us as much details as possible in order for us to be able to help you out.
All right.
And then if you are making progress as well and you just want to share something with us and you're
happy about the progress, then feel free to share it here as well.
Also, something that Udemy does quite early is to ask you for a review.
So if you feel like you're not ready to give you a review yet, then just don't do it at that point
and to postpone it to a later point, because I don't think you can give a realistic review after just
a couple of lectures that you have seen.
So then what you can also do is you can change the playback rates in case I'm too fast, just slow me
down in case I'm too slow for you, just put the speed up all the way up to 2x.
So if you just want to listen without coding along to X would be fine.
But I would always recommend the quarter long.
So really try to open up Android Studio at the same time and really rebuild everything that I'm going
to build.
This will have a significantly better impact on your success of becoming an Android developer.
I would recommend you check them out.
We also add the links to the code directly.
Sometimes we have the code available for you in the lecture itself, so you can just use that code and
paste it into your own project.
Otherwise, we sometimes have the code available for you in the link where you go to GitHub and you
can download the code from there.
Sometimes I'm also publishing announcements, so if you want to get updated on the latest and greatest
of what's up in Android and in my field, or, for example, my YouTube channel and so forth, definitely
check out the announcements every now and then.
And then there's also something that I need to say, and that is that I have taken chapters or sections
two to five from my Android masterclass, as I have stated before.
This also means that we are going to use the old fashioned approach here of not creating compose specific
applications in the first chapter.
We are going to, however, do it starting from section six, but you should know the basics of Kotlin
when you are at Section six because I'm not going to cover the absolute basics there, only to compose
specific basics.
OK, with that said, I'm really excited to have you in the course.
I wish you all the best on your journey.
You will become an Android developer once you are done with this course, you will already be an Android
developer after having built your first, even though maybe not the best one yet.
But you can definitely keep on going in the course and you will become better with every single application
that you're going to build.
So at this point, let's just get started with the next lecture.
Well, we're going to install Android Studio on Windows, and if you have a mic, follow the mic instructions.
If you have Linux, obviously the next instructions.
So let's get started.