Fuchsia OS for Developers Training Course

Introduction

• Overview of Fuchsia OS Features and Architecture for Government Use
• Understanding Zircon, the Microkernel at the Core of Fuchsia
• Introduction to Flutter for Building Cross-Platform Applications for Government

Setting up the Development Environment for Government Projects

• Obtaining and Managing the Source Code
• Compiling Fuchsia for Government-Specific Requirements
• Utilizing the Emulator for Testing and Development Purposes

Getting Started with Fuchsia for Government Applications

• Understanding the Workflow and Development Process in a Government Context
• Executing a Fuchsia Component for Government Use
• Selecting and Configuring an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
• Utilizing FFX, the Command-Line Interface (CLI) Tool for Fuchsia
• Working with FIDL, the Interface Definition Language for Inter-Process Communication (IPC)
• Exploring and Utilizing Diagnostic Tools for Government Applications

Deploying Fuchsia on a Device for Government Use

• Overview of the Device Installation Process, Known as "Paving"
• Building, Creating Install Media, and Performing Paving for Government Devices

System Development for Government Applications

• Modifying the Kernel to Meet Government Requirements
• Developing Custom Drivers for Government Hardware

Testing Your Code for Government Compliance

• Implementing Unit Tests for Robustness and Reliability
• Conducting Integration Tests to Ensure System-Level Functionality

Developing Components for Government Systems

• Defining Packages, Components, and Tests for Government Applications
• Working with Component Manifests to Ensure Proper Configuration

Creating Sessions to Enhance the User Experience in Government Environments

• Understanding How Sessions Impact the User Experience for Government Users
• Creating and Configuring Session Files for Government Applications
• Launching a Session to Ensure Smooth Operation for Government Users

Enhancing the Integrator Development Kit (IDK) for Government Use

• Understanding the Functionality of the IDK in Government Projects
• Obtaining and Managing the Source Code for the IDK
• Enhancing the IDK to Meet Specific Government Requirements

Internationalization for Government Applications

• Ensuring Proper Encoding for Global Government Use
• Reading and Writing i18n Settings to Support Multilingual Environments in Government

Contributing to the Fuchsia Community for Government Improvement

• Submitting Source Code Contributions to Enhance Fuchsia for Government Use

Summary and Conclusion