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Friday, 28 September 2018
Does associate Android developer exam (Google developer certification) worth it? for developer have six months experience?
Bhatia Rahul, former Intern at Happy Shappy
I recently took and cleared the certification test. I have been developing android apps for almost 6 months , and was well versed with most of the common concepts required in Android development, but I still thought that the test was not too easy.
Also, currently they give 24 hours and not 48 hours to complete the task.
Before taking the exam I was very nervous and went through a number of blogs in an attempt to get some info on what kind of tasks they give, but to no avail. I saw the syllabus, and thought to go ahead and give it a try, even though I was in no way well versed with all the topics given in the syllabus.
I was given the task to make a Task Scheduling App - You can add tasks, delete them, add alarms to tasks, and follow the material guidelines for the UI. You will be given an initial code to start off with( a scenario that a developer had started working on the project and then he left and now you need to complete it) , and you have to add on to that.
The guidelines are awesome. They are very precise and clear, so there would be no problem in following them. Also most of the UI design is already done in the initial code. The UI part you need to do is really easy even for a beginner, and will take at most 30 mins to 1 hour.
As far as the test is concerned, the small tasks are aimed to cover all core concepts- content providers, broadcast receivers, Activity and fragment lifecycle, shared preferences, services, task scheduling, AsyncTask, preference fragments etc. The part I faced a problem with was the unit testing part. I had no experience in Unit Testing( and a lot of intermediate developers don’t), so I had to learn about it and write the tests. It took me about 12–13 hours to complete the task( including the time to study about JUnit tests).
After this, I got a mail within 2 days saying I had cleared the first round, and it was asked to schedule the exit interview. The questions asked during the exit interview was really easy and were based on Android basics.
Over all, I would rate that the exam was of a medium difficulty level.
Tips -
Please cover the topics mentioned in the syllabus , that way you can complete the task easily in 6–8 hours. Also, a good place to start is with the online Udacity Course given in the learning resources section on Google AAD Certification page.
Perks -
Invitation to attend Google developer conferences in your country, and also if your world rank is good( it isn’t mentioned explicitly) you might get to attend Droid Talks.
Friday, 21 September 2018
JOB ANDROID DEVELOPER FRESHER REQUIREMENT
Expertise in Android SDK and tools
Experience in OOPS, design and patterns, Java, Sqlite, JSON parsing, Activity Fragments, UI design.
Excellent problem solving and analytic skills
Good communication skills
Team management skills
*Strong in JAVA programming and design patterns, principles.
*Strong knowledge of Android SDK, different versions of Android, and how to deal with different screen sizes
*Should have a knowledge on latest Android version
*Familiarity with REST ful APIs to connect Android applications to back-end services.
*Experience in Volley & Retrofit APIs.
*Strong knowledge of Android UI design principles, patterns, and best practices
*Strong knowledge on memory management and avoid memory leaks.
*Knowledge of the open-source Android ecosystem and the libraries available for common tasks
*Understanding of Googles Android design principles and interface guidelines
*Familiarity with continuous integration
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: As per knowledge
Thursday, 6 September 2018
Android Courses @ Udacity Full Curriculum Outline
https://github.com/Enteleform/-RES-/blob/master/%5BLinks%5D/%5BAndroid%5D%20Udacity%20Curriculum.md#full-curriculum-outline
Full Curriculum Outline
| Level | Group | Course | Length | Projects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Core | UI Design ☆¹ | 4 Weeks | Birthday Card, Business Info |
| Beginner | Core | User Input ☆¹ | 4 Weeks | Coffee Ordering App, Score Tracker, Quiz App |
| Beginner | Core | Multi-Screen Apps ☆¹ | 8 Weeks | Language Learning App, Tour Guide App |
| Beginner | Core | Networking ☆¹ | 5 Weeks | Book List, News Reader |
| Beginner | Core | Data Storage ☆¹ | 8 Weeks | Pet Database |
| Beginner | Core | UI Components | 4 Weeks | Build Your Own App |
| Beginner | Core | UX Design | 6 Weeks | Build a User-Targeted App |
| Intermediate | Core | App Development Ⅰ ☆² | 10 Weeks | Popular Movies, Weather, Build Your Own App |
| Intermediate | Core | Material Design ☆² | 4 Weeks | Apply Material Design to News Reader |
| Intermediate | Services | Sign-In & Profiles | 2 Weeks | |
| Intermediate | Services | Maps | 2 Weeks | |
| Intermediate | Services | Location & Context | 2 Weeks | |
| Intermediate | Services | Analytics | 2 Weeks | |
| Intermediate | Services | Ads | 2 Weeks | |
| Intermediate | Games | Game Design Ⅰ | 8 Weeks | Breakout Clone |
| Intermediate | Games | Game Design Ⅱ | 8 Weeks | MegaMan Clone |
| Advanced | Core | App Development Ⅱ ☆² | 6 Weeks | Stock Tracker |
| Advanced | Core | Optimizing App Performance | 4 Weeks | |
| Advanced | Core | Firebase | 8 Weeks | |
| Advanced | Core | Gradle ☆² | 6 Weeks | Joke Teller |
| Advanced | Core | Developing Scalable Apps | 8 Weeks | |
| Advanced | Platforms | Android TV & Google Cast | 1 Week | |
| Advanced | Platforms | Android Wear ☆² | 2 Weeks | Create Wear Interface for Weather App |
| Advanced | Platforms | Android Auto | 1 Week |
* Courses that are followed by ☆¹ are part of the Android Basics Nanodegree program.
* Courses that are followed by ☆² are part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program.
* Course lengths are based on Udacity's presumed allocation of 6 hours per week.
* Courses that are followed by ☆² are part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program.
* Course lengths are based on Udacity's presumed allocation of 6 hours per week.
Nanodegree Outlines
Android Basics
Skill Level:
Entering students should be motivated to learn and be comfortable with basic computer skills like managing files, navigating the Internet and running programs.
Android Developer
Skill Level:
Entering students are expected to have prior experience building applications (web or mobile)
...
You should have at least 1-2 years of experience in Java or another object-oriented programming language prior to enrolling.
Tuesday, 4 September 2018
Useful Tools for Android Developers
https://github.com/popnfresh234/udacity_android_resources
Useful Tools for Android Developers
Android Studio Plugins - Many of these can be downloaded from Android Studio: Preferences->Settings->Plugins->Browse Repositories
- ADB Idea - Quickly perform ADB operations like restarting app, clear app data, etc
- ADBWIFI - It is an Android Studio plugin for debugging your android app over Wi-Fi.
- Android Drawable Importer - Import assets with this plugina and automatically generate the correct density assets
- Android Material Design Icon Generator - Imports PNG's or SVG’s of material design icons
- Android Methods Count - A simple Studio/IntelliJ plugin that parses your Android library dependencies and shows the methods count as a handy hint
- ButterKnifeZelezny - Android Studio plugin for one click Butterknife binding
- Code Glance - Embeds a code minimap similar to the one found in Sublime into the editor pane
- DTO Generator - The Data Transfer Object(DTO) generator creates Java classes from a given feed
- Exynap - Android Studio plugin which helps you find and implement code
- Key Promoter - Reminds you when you perform an action that has a shortcut
- Markdown Navigator - The plugin for Markdown language support on Android Studio
- Mirror - Mirror compiles incrementally and only sends deltas to the devices enabling much faster UI changes rather than rebuilding and reinstalling the full APK
- RemoveButterknife - Removes all ButterKnife bindings from your app
Accessibility
- Accessibility Scanner - Tool that suggests accessibility improvements for Android apps
Chrome Extensions
- Android SDK Reference Search - Adds an 'ad' omnibox command and view source links for the Android SDK
- Codota - Viewer for Android and Java code snippets
- GitHub Repository Size - Automatically adds repository size to GitHub's repository summary
- JSONView - Validate and view JSON documents
- Marmoset - Create gorgeous code snapshots
- OctoTree - Code tree for Github
- Palette Creator - Create color palette from any image
- Postman - API tool
- Vysor - View and control Android device from your computer
Code Parsing/Generating
- Convert XML or JSON to Java Pojo Classes - Convert JSON data to POJO class
- jsonschema2pojo - Convert JSON data to POJO class
- Parcelabler - Generate a class that implemetns Parcelable from your POJO class
Debugging
- Leak Canary - Useful library for tracking down memory leaks
- Stetho - Debug bridge for Android applications, great for inspecting databases
Design/Prototyping
- Adobe Color Wheel - Find your colors here!
- Adobe Experience Design - New Adobe Experience Design
- Andriod Asset Studio - Essential site for generating themes and assets
- Draw.io
- Fluid UI - Easily design interactive prototypes, wireframes or mockups for Android, iOS, web and desktop
- Google Design Metrics
- InVision
- Material Design Icon Library
- Material Pallette - Quickly generate material design color themes
- Material UI - Material color picker
- Moqups - Moqups is a streamlined and intuitive web app that helps you create and collaborate on wireframes, mockups, diagrams and prototypes
- NinjaMock
- Paletton - Color theme generator
- Pencil Templates - Templates for designing in Pencil
- Pencil
- Pixate
- Printable Templates for Android/iOS - Awesome printable templates!
- Proto.io - Create fully-interactive high-fidelity prototypes that look and work exactly like your app should
- Sketch - Mac only
- Wireflow Android app for prototyping UI
Emulators
General Development Tools
Image Editing
- 9-Patch-Resizer - Automatically resizes and compresses images
- GIMP Android XDPI - Plugin for generating assets at different densities
- GIMP - Open source image editing
- Inkscape - Open source vector image editing
- Optipng - Optimize PNG files
- PixelImator - Mac only
- Pngyu - Optimize PNG files
Video
- Exoplayer - ExoPlayer is an application level media player for Android, allow playing audio and video both locally and over the Internet. Supports features like Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH), SmoothStreaming and Common Encryption
Other
- Android Resource Remover - Remove unused resources based on lint output
- Markdown Cheatsheet - Get those forum posts formatted nicely :)
- Material Design Icons - Scalable vector icons
- SVG to Vector Drawable - Convert SVG to Vector Drawable
- Udacity Git Commit Message Style Guide - Keep your git commits nice and organized
- Using Trello for Agile Software Development: The Complete Guide
Shell
- Oh My ZSH - Super useful shell environment. Lots of Github short cuts.
Team Communication
- Slack
- Talky.io
- UberConference - Free Video/Voice conference for up to 10 people
Text Editors
- Atom - Another good text editor
- Sublime Text - By far my favorite text editor
Version Control
Zip/Compressin Tools
#Useful Libraries for Android Developers
Camera
- ZXing - Barcode and QR code scanner library
Communication Libraries
- Green Robot Event Bus - Android optimized event bus that simplifies communication between Activities, Fragments, Threads, Services, etc
- Otto Event Bus - Easily communicate with different parts of your app Note this library is now deprecated
Convenience
- Auto Value - AutoValue provides an easier way to create immutable value classes
- Butter Knife - Field and method binding for Android Views
- Parceler - Parceler is a code generation library that generates the Android Parcelable boilerplate source code
- Postman - Library for implementing Parcelable via annotations
- RetroLambda - Backport of lambda expressions to Java 6 and 7
- Timber - A logger with a small, extensible API which provides utility on top of Android's normal Log class.
Database Libraries
- Provigen - Generate content provider
- Realm - Mobile platform and a replacement for SQLite & Core Data
- Schematic - Generate content provider
Graphic Libraries
- Calligraphy - Custom fonts in Android the easy way
- Glide - Image loading and caching library
- GraphView - Open source graph plotting library
- MPAndroidChart - A powerful Android chart view
- Picasso - Image downloading/caching library
- RoadRunner - Road Runner is a library for android which allow you to make your own loading animation using a SVG image
Library Compilations
- Awesome Android UI - Collection of awesome Android UI libraries!
- Must Have Libraries - List of libraries from Codepath
- The Android Arsenal - Android Arsenal: Huge searchable list of Android libraries
Networking Libraries
- GSON - Convert to JSON and back easily
- OkHttp - HTTP Client for Android
- Retrofit - Type safe HTTP Client for Android
Testing
- Espresso - Android Testing Library
- LeakCanary - Track down memory leaks
- Roboelectric - Android Unit Testing Framework
Wear Libraries
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