Mastering Multi-Modular & Clean Architecture in Android
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“Mastering Multi-Modular & Clean Architecture in Android” is an in-depth course designed to elevate your Android development skills, focusing on building scalable, maintainable, and testable applications. This course covers the entire spectrum of multi-modular architecture, from foundational concepts to advanced implementation techniques, ensuring you have the expertise to handle complex app development projects.
You’ll begin by learning how to set up and organize buildSrc modules, manage build configurations, and handle build types, flavor dimensions, and signing configurations securely. The course emphasizes the importance of modularization, guiding you through adding and organizing feature modules, structuring dependencies, and creating shared Gradle plugins to streamline your development process.
The course delves deep into dependency injection with Dagger-Hilt, teaching you how to configure and manage networking components using Retrofit and OkHttp. You’ll explore advanced topics like implementing custom request headers, SSL management, certificate pinning, and designing flexible OkHttpClient provider interfaces.
Error handling and response management are thoroughly covered, with lessons on building robust error models, mapping network responses, and implementing flexible result wrappers. You’ll also gain expertise in creating and managing a data layer using Kotlin Serialization and Proto DataStore, integrating these with Dagger-Hilt for efficient data management.
UI development with Jetpack Compose is a key focus, where you’ll learn to create dynamic login screens, manage UI state, handle validation, and structure login flows effectively. The course also covers network debugging tools like Chucker, build automation, and maintaining high code quality through tools like KTLint, Spotless, and Detekt.
Additionally, the course addresses crucial aspects of authentication and authorization, including session management, token handling, and implementing secure authentication interceptors. You’ll also explore advanced error handling techniques, such as retry mechanisms with Mutex synchronization.
By the end of this course, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of multi-modular architecture, clean code practices, and modern Android development techniques, making you proficient in building complex, enterprise-level Android applications. Whether you’re looking to refine your existing skills or advance your career, this course offers everything you need to master Android development.
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10Lect-10 - Adding Build Types,Flavour Types and App DimentionsVideo lesson
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11Lect-11 - Add configuration in build gradle of build srcVideo lesson
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12Lect-12 - Adding Implementation of Sealed Class of Build TypesVideo lesson
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13Lect - 13- Override Build Types in Application Build GradleVideo lesson
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14Lect -14 - Add App Dimentions and FlavorsVideo lesson
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15Lect -15 - Add Google, Huawei, Client and Driver FlavorsVideo lesson
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16Lect-16 - Adding Directory for Each Build TypeVideo lesson
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17Lect-17 - Start Adding Signing configurationVideo lesson
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18Lect-18- implementation of Rlease, ReleaseExternalQa and Debug SigingVideo lesson
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19Lect -19 - Adding a Credentials File for Secure Storage of Sensitive InformationVideo lesson
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20Lect-20- Update Signing Configs with the Data From Local Credentials FileVideo lesson
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21Lect-21- Test Siging ConfigVideo lesson
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22Lect-22- Refactor Build CreatorVideo lesson
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23Lect-23- How to Add Build Parameters to Build ConfigurationVideo lesson
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24Lect-24- Test adding Build Parameters to Build ConfigurationsVideo lesson
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25Lect-25- Re-Organise Build Src ModuleVideo lesson
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26Lect-26- Add Features ModuleVideo lesson
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27Lect-27- Add More Dependencies, Room, Hilt, Retrofit and OkhttpVideo lesson
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28Lect-28- Changes on Whole App Build Gradle FilesVideo lesson
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29Lect-29- Make Dependencies Shared Over ModulesVideo lesson
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30Lect-30- Add Dependencies in Feature Module and App, one TimeVideo lesson
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31Lect-31- Test Dependencies In App Level and Login Feature Module LevelVideo lesson
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32Lect-32- Create Shared Library Gradle PluginVideo lesson
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33Lect-33- Continue Creating Shared Library Gradle PluginVideo lesson
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34Lect-34- Test Shared Library Gradle PluginVideo lesson
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35Lect-35- Add Build Types to Shared Library Gradle PluginVideo lesson
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36Lect-36-Add Koltin Lint Plugin (KTLINT) to App LevelVideo lesson
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37Lect-37-Continue Add Koltin Lint Plugin (KTLINT) to Modules LevelVideo lesson
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38Lect-38- Add Spotless and Prettier PluginsVideo lesson
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39Lect-39-Continue-Add Spotless and Prettier PluginsVideo lesson
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40Lect-40- Add Detekt Plugin: Static Code Analysis ToolVideo lesson
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41Lect-41- Detek How to Suppress Legacy CodeVideo lesson
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42Lect-42- Detekt Reports for App and ModulesVideo lesson
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43Lect-43- Separate Detekt Reports for App and ModulesVideo lesson
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44Lect-44-Updating-Build-Versions-with-EaseVideo lesson
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45Lect-45- Generate Updating Build Versions ReportVideo lesson
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46Lect-46-Integrate-with-Dokka-Plugin-for-Code-DocumentaionVideo lesson
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47Lect-47- Run-Dokka-Plugin-for-Code-DocumentaionVideo lesson
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48Lect-48-Separating Dokka Reports for App and ModulesVideo lesson
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52Lect-52- Implementing Custom Request Headers with OkHttp InterceptorsVideo lesson
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53Lect-53- Intercept Http RequestVideo lesson
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54Lect-54- Dependency Injection and Networking: Configuring OkHttp with HiltVideo lesson
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55Lect -55- Integrating and Configuring Http Logging InterceptorVideo lesson
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56Lect -56- Building an OkHttp Client with Dagger-HiltVideo lesson
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57Lect-57- Add More Dependencies in Network ModuleVideo lesson
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58Lect-58- Designing an OkHttpClient Provider Interface for Flexible NetworkingVideo lesson
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59Lect-59- Handling SSL and Dispatcher in a Debug OkHttpClient ProviderVideo lesson
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60Lect-60- Securing Network Requests with Certificate Pinning in OkHttpClientVideo lesson
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61Lect-61- Update Http Factory and Network Module with Custome Http ClinetsVideo lesson
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62Lect-62- Adding Config ModuleVideo lesson
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63Lect-63- Adding Interceptors ModuleVideo lesson
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64Lect -64- Injecting Retrofit in the Network Module with Dagger-HiltVideo lesson
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65Lect -65- Service Factories with Retrofit, Streamlining API Interface CreationVideo lesson
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69Lect-69- Implementing Network Connectivity MonitoringVideo lesson
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70Lect -70- Building a Network Data Source with Service and MonitoringVideo lesson
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71Lect -71- Defining Error Handling Models with Data ClassesVideo lesson
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72Lect -72- Building a Flexible Result Wrapper with Success and Error StatesVideo lesson
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73Lect -73- Continue Updating Result ClassVideo lesson
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74Lect -74- Result Patterns, Mapping, Merging, and Handling Complex ScenariosVideo lesson
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75Lect -75- Creating DataSource Interface of HTTP Codes for Network ResponsesVideo lesson
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76Lect -76- Dynamic Response Processing with performRequest in Network Data SourceVideo lesson
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77Lect -77- Effective Error Handling: Mapping ErrorResponse to Domain ModelsVideo lesson
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78Lect -78- Adding performRequest implementationVideo lesson
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79Lect -79- Continue Adding performRequest implementationVideo lesson
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80Lect -80- Implementing Remote Login with Data and Domain LayersVideo lesson
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81Lect-81- Adding Network Data Sources in Login Module Using Dependency InjectionVideo lesson
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82Lect -82- Add Implementation of Remote ImplementerVideo lesson
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83Lect -83- Add Login MapperVideo lesson
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84Lect -84- Managing Coroutine Execution with Custom DispatchersVideo lesson
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85Lect -85- Verifying App Stability Through a Test RunVideo lesson

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