Building Android Apps: Performing CRUD Operations
Android
| Intermediate
- 18 videos | 2h 20m 4s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Android offers a built-in standard HttpURLConnection client for making network requests, but it can be cumbersome and involve boilerplate code for handling responses and errors. In contrast, the Retrofit library simplifies networking by providing a high-level interface, reducing boilerplate, and making application programming interface (API) interactions more concise and efficient. Additionally, using coroutines for background networking operations allows for asynchronous and non-blocking execution, preventing user interface (UI) freezes. In this course, you will learn how to set up and configure a local simple HTTP server to handle requests in your Android application. You will retrieve data from the server, display a list of restaurants, and implement functionality to view individual restaurant details. You will also handle HTTP methods like POST, PUT, and DELETE to add, edit, and remove restaurants, creating a fully functional app with server communication. Next, you will explore the powerful Retrofit library, which streamlines handling HTTP requests in your Android app. You will learn to access REST endpoints more efficiently and reduce boilerplate code, resulting in a cleaner and more maintainable codebase. Finally, you will integrate the Retrofit client with Compose, a modern Android UI toolkit, to build a seamless user interface.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this course
Create an http server in an android project
Retrieve data from a locally running rest server
Use query params in a get request
Create a new screen based on a rest endpoint
Handle post requests in the locally running http server
Add a new activity to create and add restaurants
Handle put requests in the locally running http server
Add a new activity to modify restaurants -
Add a new activity to delete restaurants
Outline how the retrofit library works
Use the retrofit client to connect to an http endpoint
Configure the app code to use retrofit for all http requests
Use path variables to filter restaurants by id
Create a compose app and a locally running http server
Add screens to retrieve and add restaurants
Add screens to update and delete restaurants
Summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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2m 16sIn this video, we will discover the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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7m 10sLearn how to create an HTTP server in an Android project. FREE ACCESS
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3. Running a Simple HTTP Server10m 4sFind out how to retrieve data from a locally running REST server. FREE ACCESS
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4. Handling Get Requests to Retrieve a Single Restaurant6m 40sIn this video, you will learn how to use query params in a GET request. FREE ACCESS
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5. Wiring a View Restaurant Screen to the HTTP Server8m 24sDiscover how to create a new screen based on a REST endpoint. FREE ACCESS
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6. Handling POST Requests on the HTTP Server6m 17sFind out how to handle POST requests in the locally running HTTP server. FREE ACCESS
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7. Wiring the Add Restaurant Activity12m 28sIn this video, discover how to add a new activity to create and add restaurants. FREE ACCESS
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8. Handling PUT Requests on the HTTP Server4m 17sLearn how to handle PUT requests in the locally running HTTP server. FREE ACCESS
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9. Wiring up the Android App to Edit Restaurants13m 13sFind out how to add a new activity to modify restaurants. FREE ACCESS
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10. Handling Delete Requests and Wiring up the Android App to Support Delete7m 15sIn this video, you will learn how to add a new activity to delete restaurants. FREE ACCESS
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11. Retrofit Library in Android3m 11sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to outline how the Retrofit library works. FREE ACCESS
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12. Using the Retrofit Client to Access REST Endpoints9m 21sLearn how to use the Retrofit client to connect to an HTTP endpoint. FREE ACCESS
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13. Converting All Requests to Use the Retrofit Client7mFind out how to configure the app code to use Retrofit for all HTTP requests. FREE ACCESS
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14. Using Path Variables to Specify Restaurant IDs4m 33sIn this video, you will learn how to use path variables to filter restaurants by ID. FREE ACCESS
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15. Using the Retrofit Client with a Compose Application13m 17sDiscover how to create a Compose app and a locally running HTTP server. FREE ACCESS
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16. Wiring up a View Screen and Add Restaurant Screen in Compose11m 47sFind out how to add screens to retrieve and add restaurants. FREE ACCESS
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17. Wiring up an Edit Screen and Delete Functionality in Compose10m 33sIn this video, discover how to add screens to update and delete restaurants. FREE ACCESS
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18. Course Summary2m 18sIn this video, we will summarize the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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