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− | <td width="20%">[[Understanding Android Views, View Groups and Layouts in Android Studio|Previous]]<td align="center">[[Android Studio Development Essentials|Table of Contents]]<td width="20%" align="right">[[Designing a User Interface using the Android Studio Designer Tool|Next]]</td>
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− | Setting Up Android Studio 2
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− | Install and configure the Android Studio 2 development environment.
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− | Using the Emulator
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− | Learn how to test apps using the Android Virtual Device Emulator environment and the new Instant Run feature.
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− | Android Studio Overview
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− | Learn the intricacies of the Android Studio environment including an in depth tour of the code editor tool.
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− | User Interface Design
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− | Learn how to use the Android Studio Designer tool to design and create responsive, animated and compelling user interface layouts.
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− | Android Architecture
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− | Build a solid knowledge foundation of the architecture of the Android SDK and Android apps.
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− | Database Integration
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− | Integrate databases into your Android apps using SQLite and content providers.
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− | Multimedia
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− | Learn how to build video and audio into your Android apps.
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− | Material Design
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− | Build Material Design user interfaces that comply using the Android Design library.
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− | Much, Much More…
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− | Maps, In App Billing, printing, touch handling and more. 68 chapters, 750 pages and over 40 examples apps (including source code).
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