Becoming android developer for beginners
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This document provides an overview of becoming an Android developer for beginners. It discusses the responsibilities of Android developers such as building app functionality and user interfaces (UI), collaborating with other team members, tackling databases and APIs, performing testing, fixing bugs, and staying up-to-date on new technologies. Both technical skills like Java, Kotlin, XML, and Android Studio as well as non-technical skills like communication, writing, and agile methodology are important. The document emphasizes that passion for work is key to career advancement and recommends gaining business knowledge of industries that use mobile apps.
Becoming android developer for beginners
- 1. Becoming Android Developer For Beginners Presented by: Anggi Mardiyono
- 3. Responsibilities of Android Developers 3
- 4. Building App Functionality and UI CREATE THE APP’S DESIGN BUILD ITS FUNCTIONALITY 4
- 5. Collaborating with Other Team Members UI/UX designers Back-end designers 5
- 6. Tackling Databases and APIs • external sources • various APIs • databases 6
- 7. Performing Unit Testing Module testing Agile software development methodology 7
- 8. Fixing Bugs • Your task as an engineer is to find at least a portion of those bugs in your code, as well as fix the bugs that were found by other team members like Quality Assurance (QA) engineers 8
- 9. Staying Up-to-Date on New Technologies • Mastering new skills and gaining fresh knowledge all the time • Keep in mind that responsibilities usually differ from company to company and depend on your working experience 9
- 10. Technical Android Developer Skills (A) • Expertise in Java, Kotlin or Both • Object-oriented fundamentals (e.g. inheritance, class, and static methods) • Variables • Lists • Loopsasa • Vital Android SDK concepts • Fundamentals of Views, View Groups, and Layouts • User input • Ways to get data from the web • Storing data • Action bars • Adapting apps for different screen sizes 10
- 11. Technical Android Developer Skills (B) • Decent Experience with SQL • mastering this database management system • Knowledge of Git • version control • XML Basics • It is used to access web data 11
- 12. Technical Android Developer Skills (C) • Understanding of Material Design Guidelines • colors, • shades, • transitions, • element placement, • etc. • Android Studio • debugger and testing tools 12
- 13. Technical Android Developer Skills (D) • Backend Programming Skills • Python, • Node.js, • .Net, • etc. • It is not always necessary to dive deep into learning one or another backend technology to know how to be an Android developer 13
- 14. Good-to-Have Non- Technical Skills (A) • Passion for Your Work • Being passionate about what you do is one of the surest ways to climb the career ladder quickly 14
- 15. Good-to-Have Non- Technical Skills (B) • Communication Skills and Teamwork • to be able to collaborate well with a team 15
- 16. Good-to-Have Non-Technical Skills (C) • Writing • chat or email or writing technical documentation, • articles, • work summaries, • texts for users, etc • Agile Methodology • Agile breaks each project into iterations that are also called sprints • Business Knowledge of an Industry • Android developers typically build mobile apps for a variety of industries: healthcare, entertainment, real estate, etc 16
- 18. Thank You 18