Geek Academy Android Development Video Tutorial

• Chapter1 Introduction to Java Programming Basics: Variables and Data Types
• 1-1 Basic data types
• 1-2 Definition of variables and reasons for using them
• 1-3 Naming, defining and initializing variables
• 1-4 Use variables to simplify calculations
• 1-5 Use variables to store multiple types of data
• 1-6 variable scope
• 1-7 Wrapper classes for basic data types
• 1-8 Two's complement
• 1-9 integer type
• 1-10 floating point type
• 1-11 Character type
• 1-12 Escapes
• 1-13 The concept and usage of Boolean type
• 1-14 Convert small type to large type
• 1-15 Small type to large type conversion case
• 1-16 Convert large type to small type
• 1-17 Conversion between int type and char type
• 1-18 Get data through args array
• 1-19 Get data from console via Scanner
• 1-20 Example of inputting data into the console
• 1-21 Variable self-add, self-subtract, self-multiply, and self-divide operations
• 1-22 Swap the values ​​of two variables
• 1-23 Java error types
• 1-24 DebugDebugging
• 1-25 Debug debugging case
• Chapter2 Detailed explanation of Switch statement in Java language
• 2-1 Java Switch Statement Overview
• 2-2 Java Switch statement application case 1 Determine int type data
• 2-3 Java Switch statement application case 2 "penetration" phenomenon of switch statement
• 2-4 Java Switch statement application case 3 keyboard input string and judgment
• 2-5 Java Switch statement application case 4 displays the number of days in a specified month
• Chapter3 Java judgment and relational operations
• 3-1 Types of Java relational operations
• 3-2 Java examples explain the role of judgment statements and process control in relational operations
• Chapter4 Java language logical operations
• 4-1 Types of Java logical operations
• 4-2 Java logic long circuit short circuit "AND" operation
• 4-3 Java logic long circuit short circuit "OR" operation
• 4-4 Java logical "not" operation
• 4-5 Java logical operation priority
• 4-6 Java logic operation case
• Chapter5 Usage of Java if judgment statement
• 5-1 Java If statement overview and usage format
• 5-2 Java If statement uses format 2-if else statement
• 5-3 Java If statement uses format 3-if nested statement
• 5-4 [Java If Statement Algorithm Example 1] Keyboard input Java Android sql three subject scores to find the highest score
• 5-5 [Java If Statement Algorithm Example 2] Selection method to find the highest score in three subjects
• Chapter6 Characteristics and usage of Java loop structure statements
• 6-1 Java loop overview and while loop
• 6-2 Use a while loop to print all uppercase English letters and their corresponding Unicode code solutions (1)
• 6-3 Use a while loop to print all uppercase English letters and the corresponding Unicode code solution (2)
• 6-4 Do While loop usage format and execution flow
• 6-5 Use Java do while loop to print all uppercase English letters and corresponding Unicode code solutions (1)
• 6-6 Use java do while loop to print all uppercase English letters and corresponding Unicode code solutions (2)
• 6-7 Format of Java For loop statement
• Chapter7 Java configuration environment variables and common techniques
• 7-1 Summary of this lesson
• 7-2 Course Overview
• 7-3 Computer Language Overview
• 7-4 Getting Started with Java
• 7-5 JDK introduction
• 7-6 Set environment variables
• 7-7 Write your first Java program
• 7-8 Java program structure
• 7-9 Eclipse Development Tools Overview
• 7-10 DownloadEclipse
• 7-11 Introduction to Eclipse development environment
• 7-12 Create Java project
• 7-13 Assign a value to the args parameter of the main method
• 7-14 addition operation
• 7-15 Java project structure
• 7-16 Project export
• 7-17 Project import
• 7-18 Modify project name, package name and class name
• 7-19 Java program writing specifications
• 7-20 Common mistakes
• 7-21 Commonly used techniques
• Chapter8 Detailed explanation of Java class methods
• 8-1 Summary of this lesson
• 8-2 static keyword
• 8-3 Define a parameterless method
• 8-4 Define methods with parameters
• 8-5 Define methods with return values
• Chapter9 The concept and use of classes and objects in Java object-oriented
• 9-1 Java method creation and overloading
• 9-2 Creation of classes and the relationship between classes and objects
• 9-3 Java object-oriented programming
• 9-4 Java method recursive call
• Chapter10 Basic characteristics of Java object-oriented: encapsulation
• 10-1 The use of Java encapsulation
• 10-2 Use of java anonymous objects
• 10-3 The use of java constructor objects
• Chapter11 Passing of references in Java object-oriented
• 11-1 java reference passing
• 11-2 java this keyword
• 11-3 java static keyword
• Chapter12 Basic features of Java object-oriented: inheritance
• 12-1 Implementation of inheritance in Java
• 12-2 Limitations of Java Inheritance
• 12-3 Java subclass object instantiation process
• 12-4 Java method overriding and super keyword
• 12-5 The difference between Java rewriting and overloading
• Chapter13 Java object-oriented - abstract classes and interfaces
• 13-1 Use of Java final keyword
• 13-2 Java abstract class
• 13-3 Implementation of Java interface
• Chapter14 Detailed explanation of Java String strings
• 14-1 Detailed explanation of Java string String
• 14-2 Java String string common methods
• 14-3 Java StringBuffer methods
• 14-4 Java StringBuider usage
• Chapter15 Java object-oriented polymorphism
• 15-1 Java object-oriented polymorphism
• 15-2 Application of object-oriented polymorphism in Java
• 15-3 Java object-oriented instanceof keyword
• 15-4 Java object-oriented abstract class application
• 15-5 The use of Java object-oriented interface
• Chapter16 Java development and debugging and Eclipse shortcut keys
• 16-1 Commonly used output debugging techniques in Java
• 16-2 Java operation skills in Eclipse
• Chapter17 Java exception handling
• 17-1 Java exception handling - catching exceptions
• 17-2 Java exception handling-common exceptions
• 17-3 Java exception handling - throws keyword (1)
• 17-4 Java exception handling - throws keyword (2)
• 17-5 Java exception handling-custom exception
• Chapter18 Android integrated development environment construction
• 18-1 Build an Android integrated development environment on the Mac platform
• 18-2 Build an Android integrated development environment on the Windows platform
• 18-3 Build an Android integrated development environment on the Linux platform
• Chapter19 Android Basics: Understanding Activity Components
• 19-1 What is activity
• 19-2 Activity binding custom view
• 19-3 Start another activity
• Chapter20 Android Basics Activity Life Cycle
• 20-1 Learn to read help documentation
• 20-2 Understand the life cycle of Activity
• 20-3 Life cycle during Activity jump
• Chapter21 Android basics: passing parameters between activities
• 21-1 Pass simple data
• 21-2 Pass the data package Bundle
• 21-3 Pass value object
• 21-4 Get the return parameters of Activity
• Chapter22 Activity startup mode of Android basics
• 22-1 Standard boot mode
• 22-2 SingleTop mode
• 22-3 SingleTask and SingleInstance patterns
• Chapter23 The concept and application of Intent based on Android
• 23-1 explicit intent
• 23-2 Implicit intent
• 23-3 Intent filter related options
• 23-4 Launch local activity via browser link
• Chapter24 Understanding and using Android basics Context
• 24-1 The role of Context
• 24-2 Application purpose
• 24-3 Application life cycle
• Chapter25 Understanding the basics of Android Service
• 25-1 Use Service
• 25-2 Bind Service
• 25-3 Service life cycle
• Chapter26 Android Basics Service Communication
• 26-1 Start Service and pass data
• 26-2 Bind Service for communication (Part 1)
• 26-3 Bind Service for communication (Part 2)
• Chapter27 Understanding and using AIDL based on Android
• 27-1 Launching a service across applications
• 27-2 Cross-application binding Service
• 27-3 Bind services and communicate across applications
• Chapter28 Android basic broadcast receiver
• 28-1 Using BroadcastReceiver
• 28-2 Dynamically register and unregister BroadcastReceiver
• 28-3 BroadcastReceiver priority
• Chapter29 Android Basics Android Logging System
• 29-1 Using the logging API
• 29-2 Log classification
• 29-3 View logs using DDMS
• Chapter30 Android Basics Android Permission System
• 30-1 Request permission instance
• 30-2 Add permission checks to your code
• 30-3 Add permission checks for basic components
• Chapter31 Fragments of Android user interface
• 31-1 Use fragments
• 31-2 Fragment life cycle
• 31-3 Activity with sidebar
• 31-4 Tabbed Activity
• Chapter32 Basic layout of Android user interface
• 32-1 FrameLayout
• 32-2 LinearLayout
• 32-3 Controlling sub-objects with code
• 32-4 RelativeLayout
• Chapter33 Android user interface RecyclerView
• 33-1 Using RecyclerView
• 33-2 Customize list items using resource files
• 33-3 RecyclerView layout style
• Chapter34 Common controls in Android user interface
• 34-1 drop-down list
• 34-2 date picker
• 34-3 time picker
• 34-4 Single choice
• 34-5 multiple choice
• Chapter35 SlidingMenu menu bar program design and development
• 35-1 Summary of this lesson
• 35-2 SlidingMenuDemo
• 35-3 Introduction to SlidingMenu open source library
• 35-4 SlidingMenu program configuration
• 35-5 SlidingMenu program development
• Chapter36 The use of Android universal pull-down refresh control
• 36-1 Basic introduction to pull-down refresh control
• 36-2 Configuring the drop-down refresh control and running examples
• 36-3 Develop applications that support pull-down refresh
• Chapter37 Android drawing API to develop custom view controls
• 37-1 Summary of this lesson
• 37-2 Custom view properties
• 37-3 Custom control skin
• 37-4 Customize views using the drawing API
• Chapter38 Android custom view animation
• 38-1 Summary of this lesson
• 38-2 View animation-transparent animation effect
• 38-3 View animation-rotation animation effect
• 38-4 View animation-moving animation effect
• 38-5 View animation-zoom animation effect
• 38-6 View animation-animation effect mixing
• 38-7 View animation-animation effect listening
• 38-8 Custom animation effects
• Chapter39 Android creates and configures layout animations
• 39-1 Summary of this lesson
• 39-2 Add animation to layout
• 39-3 Layout content change animation
• 39-4 Add layout animation effects to lists
• 39-5 Configuring layout animations using resource files
• Chapter40 The application of point 9 cut method in Android UI design
• 40-1 Summary of this lesson
• 40-2 Overview of point-nine cut diagram method
• 40-3 Use of point nine cut diagram method
• Chapter41 Android ViewPager boot page
• 41-1 ViewPager implementation
• 41-2 Add navigation point
• 41-3 Add a button to enter the main interface
• 41-4 Add data storage
• Chapter42 Use of DrawerLayout for side-sliding menu
• 42-1 Sample demo and basic introduction
• 42-2 Create a drawer layout
• 42-3 Initialize navigation list
• 42-4 Listen to drawer open and close events
• 42-5 Click the icon to open and close the drawer
• Chapter43 How to use Action Bar in Android
• 43-1 Sample demo and basic introduction
• 43-2 Enable Action Bar
• 43-3 Auto-hide Action Bar
• 43-4 Use of Action Provider
• 43-5 Use of ActionBarSherlock
• Chapter44 Surface View drawing API detailed explanation
• 44-1 How to use Android Surface View
• 44-2 Android Surface View draws a single graphic
• 44-3 Android Surface View draws multiple graphics
• 44-4 Android Surface View draws combined graphics
• 44-5 Android Surface View drawing combined graphics 2
• Chapter45 Toast and Notification
• 45-1 Pop-up notification Toast
• 45-2 Status bar prompt Notification
• Chapter46 Practical project development: Customizing the left and right menus
• 46-1 Complete menu layout
• 46-2 Menu slides left and right
• 46-3 Add left and right sliding animation
• 46-4 Handle click events
• 46-5 Add mask effect
• Chapter47 Project development practice: 2D flipping
• 47-1 2D flip - create animation
• 47-2 2D flip-add animation monitoring
• Chapter48 Multi-touch interaction processing
• 48-1 Android Android touch event listening
• 48-2 Android Android touch event delivery
• 48-3 Get the coordinates of an Android touch point
• 48-4 Get multiple Android touch point coordinates
• 48-5 Android Android zoom image example
• Chapter49 Sensor, wireless transmission and media hardware function development
• 49-1 Summary of this lesson
• 49-2 Basic concepts of sensors in Android
• 49-3 The composition and use of motion sensors
• 49-4 The composition and use of position sensors
• 49-5 The composition and use of environmental sensors
• 49-6 NFC Technology: Overview
• 49-7 NFC technology: NFC technology in Android
• 49-8 NFC technology: Let Android run programs automatically
• 49-9 NFC technology: Let Android automatically open web pages
• 49-10 NFC technology: NDEF text format parsing
• 49-11 NFC technology: reading and writing text data in NFC tags
• 49-12 NFC technology: NDEF Uri format parsing
• 49-13 NFC technology: read and write Uri data in NFC tags
• 49-14 NFC technology: reading and writing non-NDEF format data
• 49-15 NFC technology: Using Android Beam technology to transmit text (1)
• 49-16 NFC technology: Using Android Beam technology to transfer files (2)
• 49-17 Bluetooth technology (1)
• 49-18 Bluetooth technology (2)
• 49-19 Wi-Fi Direct
• 49-20 GPS technology (1)
• 49-21 GPS technology (2)
• 49-22 Camera technology (1)
• 49-23 Camera technology (2)
• 49-24 audio technology
• 49-25 multi-touch technology
• 49-26 TTS technology
• 49-27 Ringtone settings
• 49-28 Introduction to AR technology
• Chapter50 Core security mechanisms-encryption, keys, signatures
• 50-1 Summary of this lesson
• 50-2 Android security overview
• 50-3 Symmetric encryption of Android security mechanism
• 50-4 Asymmetric encryption of Android security mechanism
• 50-5 Android security mechanism key exchange
• 50-6 Message summary of Android security mechanism
• 50-7 Electronic signature of Android security mechanism
• Chapter51 Operating system security mechanism-process, user and file security
• 51-1 Processes and process boundaries
• 51-2 Multi-user and multi-user boundaries
• 51-3 UID-GID of processes and files
• 51-4 RealUID and EffectiveUID of the process
• 51-5 The setUID identifier of the file
• 51-6 Advanced features
• Chapter52 Manipulating XML data in Android
• 52-1 Introduction to XML data format
• 52-2 Reading and parsing XML data
• 52-3 Generate and output XML data
• Chapter53 Manipulating JSON data in Android
• 53-1 Introduction to JSON data format
• 53-2 Read JSON format data
• 53-3 Create JSON format data
• Chapter54 Android asynchronous task processing
• 54-1 The concept of thread
• 54-2 How to use AsyncTask
• Chapter55 HTTP-based communication technology in Android
• 55-1 Read network data using Http's Get method
• 55-2 Interactive communication with the network using Http's Post method
• 55-3 Use HttpClient for Get mode communication
• 55-4 Using HttpClient for Post communication
• Chapter56 Android Socket-based network communication
• 56-1 Socket introduction
• 56-2 The establishment and use of ServerSocket
• 56-3 Using ServerSocket to build a chat server-1
• 56-4 Using ServerSocket to build a chat server-2
• Chapter57 Android scans the QR code to log in to the web page
• 57-1 Sample demonstration and implementation of login mechanism
• 57-2 Generate simple QR code on PHP web page
• 57-3 PHP polling database
• 57-4 PHP custom API interface
• 57-5 Android client scans QR code
• 57-6 Android client accesses custom API to implement web page login
• Chapter58 Android NDK integrated development environment construction
• 58-1 Download the necessary files for NDK development
• 58-2 Build NDK integrated development environment
• 58-3 Develop a HelloNDK program
• 58-4 Automatically create header files using ANT
• 58-5 Compile multiple source files
• 58-6 Compiled for multiple CPU architectures
• Chapter59 Introduction to Android automated testing and its framework
• 59-1 Current status of Android UI automated testing
• 59-2 Introduction to various UI testing frameworks for Android
• 59-3 Example demonstration
• Chapter60 UiAutomator environment configuration, compilation and operation
• 60-1 Configure writing environment
• 60-2 Create a new test project
• 60-3 Compile and run test code
• 60-4 Introduction to running commands and quick debugging
• Chapter61 UiDevice API detailed introduction
• 61-1 UiDevice class introduction
• 61-2 Buttons and KEYCODE use
• 61-3 Get coordinates and coordinate click
• 61-4 Drag and slide
• 61-5 Rotate screen
• 61-6 Turn off and wake up the screen
• 61-7 Taking screenshots and waiting for idle time
• 61-8 How to get the package name, open the notification bar, quick settings, and get the layout file
• 61-9 Example demonstration
• Chapter62 UiSelector API detailed introduction
• 62-1 UiSelector class introduction
• 62-2 Introduction to Android layout, components and component properties
• 62-3 Introduction to four matching relationships
• 62-4 Introduction to node relationships
• 62-5 Object Search - Text and Description
• 62-6 Object search-class name and package name
• 62-7 Object Search - Indexes and Instances
• Chapter63 UiObject API detailed introduction
• 63-1 UiObject class introduction
• 63-2 Click and long press
• 63-3 Dragging and sliding objects
• 63-4 Enter text and clear text
• 63-5 Obtaining object attributes and attribute judgment
• 63-6 Gesture operation
• 63-7 Determine whether the object exists
• Chapter64 UiCollection API detailed introduction
• 64-1 Introduction to UiCollection class
• 64-2 Find objects from a collection
• 64-3 Get the number of components of a certain search condition
• Chapter65 UiScrollable API detailed introduction
• 65-1 UiScrollable class introduction
• 65-2 scroll quickly
• 65-3 Get list child elements
• 65-4 Get and set the constant value of the maximum number of scrolls
• 65-5 Sliding area calibration constant setting and acquisition
• 65-6 Scroll forward and backward
• 65-7 scroll to an object
• 65-8 Set scroll direction
• Chapter66 UiWatcher API detailed introduction
• 66-1 UiWatcher class introduction and interrupt listening check conditions
• 66-2 Listener operation
• 66-3 Check listener
• Chapter67 UiAutomator report viewing
• 67-1 Report introduction and viewing
• 67-2 Various status reports and positioning issues
• 67-3 Output information to report
• 67-4 Pass in parameter control script