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Course Outline
Introduction
Week 1: Introduction to Mobile Development
- Mobile App Ecosystem and Trends
- Overview of the mobile application landscape for iOS and Android platforms
- Distinguishing characteristics among native, hybrid, and cross-platform application methodologies
- Survey of standard workflows and instrumentation used in mobile application development
- Native vs Cross-Platform Development
- Comparison of development strategies for single-platform (native) versus multi-platform (cross-platform) deployment
- Evaluation of benefits and limitations associated with each methodology, particularly for government operations
- Survey of primary native platforms (iOS, Android) and widely adopted cross-platform frameworks (React Native, Flutter)
- Introduction to JavaScript Programming
- Fundamental syntax and structural elements of JavaScript
- Management of variables, constants, and data types (numeric, string, boolean, object)
- Application of operators and expressions
- Control flow mechanisms:
if,else, andswitchstatements - Concepts of functions and scoping (distinguishing global from local scope)
- Setting up Xcode for iOS Development
- Familiarization with the Xcode integrated development environment (IDE): interface components, tools, and workflows
- Installation procedures for Xcode and operation of the iOS simulator
- Introduction to the Swift programming language
- Construction and execution of a basic application using Swift within the iOS simulator
- Setting up Android Studio for Android Development
- Installation of Android Studio and configuration of the development environment
- Configuration and utilization of the Android Emulator
- Introduction to Kotlin syntax and foundational concepts
- Construction and execution of a basic application using Kotlin within the Android emulator
- Setting up React Native Development Environment
- Installation of Node.js and the React Native command-line interface (CLI)
- Introduction to Expo framework and project initialization
- Execution of a foundational application on both iOS and Android emulators
Week 2: iOS and Android Fundamentals
- Introduction to Swift and Xcode IDE
- Data types in Swift (Int, Float, String, Bool, etc.) and variable declaration
- Usage of
letfor constants andvarfor variables - Control flow statements including
if,switch, and iterative loops - Definition and parameterization of functions in Swift
- Strategies for error handling within Swift applications
- User Interface Design in iOS
- Familiarization with storyboards and the Xcode Interface Builder
- Construction of application layouts utilizing Auto Layout and constraints
- Integration of interface elements: buttons, labels, text fields, and images
- Management of user interactions and event handling (e.g., button clicks)
- Development of a simple login form with input validation logic
- Introduction to Kotlin and Android Studio IDE
- Fundamental Kotlin syntax including variables, data types, and functions
- Understanding Kotlin’s null safety features and data class structures
- Overview of Android application architecture and core components (Activities, Fragments)
- Management of the activity lifecycle within Android applications
- User Interface Design in Android
- Construction of Android interfaces using XML layout files
- Utilization of layout managers (LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, ConstraintLayout)
- Integration of interactive elements (buttons, text views, edit texts)
- Implementation of user input handling and activity transitions via Java/Kotlin
- Development of a login form with robust input validation
- Debugging Basics in Xcode and Android Studio
- Utilization of breakpoints, log outputs, and the debugger console
- Standard debugging tools and techniques for iOS (Xcode Instruments, Simulator)
- Standard debugging tools for Android (Logcat, Android Debug Bridge)
- Testing and Running Apps on Real Devices
- Connection of physical devices to Xcode and Android Studio environments
- Deployment of applications to physical hardware (iPhones and Android devices)
- Simulation of various network conditions, battery states, and performance metrics
Week 3: Cross-Platform Development with React Native
- Introduction to React Native and JavaScript for Mobile
- Rationale for utilizing React Native in mobile development contexts
- Overview of the mechanism by which React Native translates JavaScript into native code
- JSX Syntax: Implementation of HTML-like structures within JavaScript
- React components: Distinction between functional and class-based components
- State and Props: Management of data flow within React Native component hierarchies
- Styling in React Native
- Fundamentals of Flexbox and its critical role in layout design
- Creation of responsive layouts compatible with both iOS and Android environments
- Implementation of platform-specific styling utilizing React Native's
Platformmodule, ensuring compliance for government applications
- React Navigation for Cross-Platform Apps
- Overview of React Navigation and navigation container architecture
- Configuration of Stack Navigation for screen transitions
- Implementation of Tab and Drawer navigation structures for complex applications
- Data transmission between screens and management of navigation states
- Accessing Native Device Features
- Utilization of device capabilities such as camera and location services within React Native
- Integration of APIs including Geolocation, Camera, and AsyncStorage
- Management of permissions for hardware access (addressing differences between iOS and Android)
- Local data storage using AsyncStorage and integration of third-party libraries for persistence
- Preparing Apps for Deployment
- Configuration of application settings for production environments in Xcode and Android Studio
- Compilation of APKs for Android and testing on physical devices
- Preparation of iOS applications for App Store submission (including app icons and signing certificates)
- Finalization of React Native projects for production deployment across platforms, with specific considerations for government standards
- Final Project Presentation
- Presentation of the final cross-platform React Native application to stakeholders
- Collection of feedback and discussion of potential improvements
- Final question and answer session and closing remarks
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental knowledge of software engineering principles
Target Audience
- Application engineers specializing in mobile platforms
- Software developers focused on creating tailored solutions for government
105 Hours
Testimonials (3)
Everything is ok.
Adrian Rybka - SEOyon
Course - Flutter Development Bootcamp with Dart
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Developing the User Auth App and the kahoot activity (made myself sure that i'm absorbing the training lectures :) and its fun!)