Jessica Lin is the Android Basics Curriculum Lead at Udacity, teaching various aspects of the Android development ecosystem. Before Udacity, she served at the US State Department, leading programs for women and girls in Afghanistan. Jennie Kim Eldon is the Product Lead for Android and iOS Nanodegree programs at Udacity, where she previously worked as a software engineer. These days, she's part of the team bringing you the Google News Android app. She's also had the honor of teaching everyone from high-school students to senior developers how to make Android apps. Lyla authored many of the fundamental Android samples and trainings for Android Jetpack, Kotlin and testing. Lyla Fujiwara Android Developer Advocate at Google.Katherine Kuan, formerly a Developer Advocate at Google, was a software engineer on the Android Apps team for Google Keep, Google Play, and the People app. She has managed the creation of many of the Android courses built by Google and Udacity. Jocelyn Becker wrote the developer documentation for the first external Google API in 2004, and has been teaching developers to use Google APIs and technologies ever since.
He's passionate about teaching, and has been inspired by stories from students over the years about how these courses have helped to change the trajectory of their lives and careers.
Dan Galpin Android Developer Advocate at Googleĭan has been on the Android team for over 10 years, working on app design, architecture, performance, and development best practices.He is the author of the “Professional Android Application Development” book series from Wrox. Reto Meier has been part of Android Developer Relations at Google since 2009, and leads Google’s Scalable Developer Advocacy team. He is the author of “HTML5 Game Programming,” and runs obstacle course/adventure races in his spare time. James Williams is the Android Curriculum Lead at Udacity, where he also creates Web development courses. Integrate all you've learned in this program to bring your own app idea to life, and publish your app to Google Play. paid apps, and creating and integrating libraries.Īpply the design principles that define Android's visual language to your apps, using material design elements, transitions and graphics, across multiple form factors. Learn how to customize your Gradle build, and explore advanced topics like app testing, configuring free vs. Also, learn to deeply integrate rich media, test user interfaces, and publish to Google Play. Make your apps more responsive, and create a total user experience with home screen widgets, third-party libraries, and more. Blending theory and practice, learn how to build great apps the right way. Work with instructors step-by-step to build a cloud-connected Android app. Welcome! Here’s an overview of the program where you’ll create an Android app, along with some helpful resources to get you started.
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