##Hands-On Android Application Components: Services and Fragments
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Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0101 The Course Overview


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0102 Configure Android Studio and Create Your Project


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0103 Create a Layout and Explore Layout Editor


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0104 Create Your Fragment Class


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0105 Display Your Fragment


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0201 Handling Fragments Lifecycle


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0202 Co-Ordinating with Your Activity's Lifecycle


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0203 Displaying Your Fragment Programmatically


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0204 Add and Remove Fragments


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0205 Replacing Fragments


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0206 Handling Configuration Changes While Adding, Removing, and Replacing Fragments


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0207 Exploring Back Stack


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0301 Communicating with Activity – Creating Event Callbacks


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0302 Communicating with Activity – Pass Arguments


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0303 Communicating with Activity – Factory Method


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0304 Communication between Fragments within Activity


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0305 View Model


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0306 Communicating with Fragments – View Model


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0401 Explore Screen Compatibility


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0402 Measuring Screen Size


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0403 Using the Right Layout


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0404 Using Fragments as Dialogues


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0405 Using Fragments as ViewPager


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0501 Services


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0502 Explore Service’s Lifecycle


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0503 Create a Service


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0504 IntentService()


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0505 Handling Long-Running Tasks


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0601 Bound Services


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0602 Messenger


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0603 AIDL


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0604 Explore IPC


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0605 Start a Foreground Service


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0701 Explore the Initial Project


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0702 Add Fragments to the Project


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0703 Add Services to the Project


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0704 Interact with Your Service from the Fragment


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files

Hands-On Android Application Components - Services and Fragments

Created by Mona Vafa


0801 9781789614428_Code.zip


Description

It's always been a big pain for developers to understand the implementation of background threads and processes and master building flexible UI's and how to effectively use services in their applications. Not all Android developers have any experience of fragments, but this course will help you master fragments and services from scratch! In this course, you will start by getting familiar with the fundamental concepts of fragments and adding fragments to an activity, fragment transactions, their lifecycle, and how they communicate with activities. You'll also explore fragment stability during screen rotation, and screen sizes. Then you will learn about services, another application component that will continue to run in the background even if the user switches to another application. Here you will get hands-on with the various kinds of services, threads, and processes, and their life cycle; then you'll move on to inter-process communication. Lastly, you will implement everything you've learned and build a TODO application; you'll learn to pass and manage arguments and master the communication flow between services and fragments in multiple ways. By the end of this course, you'll have a very strong foundation in Android fragments and Android services.

      
Course Contents
1 - Creating Your Fragment Class and Inflating Your Layouts 2 - Adding Fragments to Activities and Handling Its Lifecycle 3 - Communicating with Fragments 4 - Implementing Fragments for Multiple Usages 5 - Exploring Services 6 - Implementing Services and Sending Notifications 7 - Explore Communication between Service and Fragment 8 - Exercise files