Foundation of Android Programming - 16-17 March 2015 (CONFIRMED)

With the new Android Studio, Google has now made Android development easy and at the same time powerful. Come and join us in this upcoming course and learn how to develop apps for your Android devices!

Course Fee

S$1097 (nett; no GST)

If your company is sponsoring you for the training, your company can enjoy 400% tax deductions/ allowances and/or 60% cash payout for investment in innovation and productivity improvements under the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme. For more details, check out the Productivity and Innovation Credit page. 

Schedules

Start Date	End Date	Details	Category
Mon Jan 26 2015	Tue Jan 27 2015	PDF
Sat Mar 07 2015 (WEEKEND CLASS)	Sun Mar 08 2015	PDF
Mon Mar 16 2015 CONFIRMED	Tue Mar 17 2015	PDF
Wed Apr 01 2015	Thu Apr 02 2015	PDF
Sat Apr 18 2015 (WEEKEND CLASS)	Sun Apr 19 2015	PDF
Mon Jun 08 2015	Tue Jun 09 2015	PDF

Venue

Bayview Hotel Singapore
30 Bencoolen Street
Singapore 189621  

If your company requires in-house training, you can contact us to customize the topics to meet your training requirements. We train worldwide! We have conducted customized classes in the United States, Canada, Norway, Denmark, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand.

Learn Mobile Apps development in June 2014

Learn Mobile Apps Development in June 2014

19-20 June 2014

IOS101 – Foundation of iPhone Programming

S$1097/pax

25-26 June 2014

AND101 – Foundation of Android Programming

S$1097/pax

Training Roadmap for iOS, Android, Wearable Computing, and Web Development

Confused with so many different courses? Not sure where to start from? We have compiled a series of training roadmaps for people who want to venture into the different areas. Have fun and feel free to share with your friends and colleagues!

Questions? Email us at weimenglee@learn2develop.net. 

Announcing the details of the Pebble Programming course

I am super excited to announce the details of the first Pebble Programming course held in Singapore. Here is the synopsis of the course and the dates:

Pebble Watch included in course fee!

In this 2-day workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of programming the Pebble watch. You will learn the difference between a Watchapp and a WatchFace app, and how to develop compelling Watchapps and WatchFace apps that you can install onto your own Pebble Watch. You will also learn how to write iOS and Android apps that interact with your apps on the Pebble watch. 

Topics

Setting up the Pebble SDK

WatchApp vs. WatchFace apps

Hello, Pebble World!

A Quick Introduction to the C Programming Language

Anatomy of a Pebble App

    Header Files

    Static and global variables

    Metadata

    Windows

    Layers

    Initializing the UI of the app

    De-initializing the app

Building User Interfaces

    Event Handlers

    Click Handlers

    Timer Handlers

    Navigating Windows

    Simple Animations

Persisting Data

    Writing to persistent storage

    Reading from persistent storage

    Deleting a key from persistent storage

Using the Pebble Accelerometer

    Using the Accelerometer Service

    Registering for Tap events

Integrating with Mobile Apps

    Using the PebbleKit for iOS and Android

    Connecting to your Pebble

    Obtaining information on Pebble

    Communicating with a Pebble app

    Launching and Killing your Pebble app

    Sending and Receiving messages
Integrating with JavaScript
    How to get your Pebble App to communicate with your JavaScript code running on the Pebble Mobile App on your mobile device
    Passing messages from Pebble to JavaScript
    Passing messages from JavaScript to Pebble

    Launching configuration page to let users customize your Pebble app

What you need to bring for the course?

    a. Need to bring along a Mac for the course

    b. Bring along your iOS or Android device

Time and Dates

9am to 5pm:

* 6-7 Jan 2014 (Mon-Tue)

* 6-7 Feb 2014 (Thu-Fri)

* 10-11 Mar 2014 (Mon-Tue)

Fees

* S$1,295 (nett; no GST) 

* Course fee includes a Pebble Watch (US$150)

Venue

Bayview Hotel Singapore

30 Bencoolen Street 

Singapore 189621

Application Form

Download Application Form here.

Course Schedule for Android Courses - Aug to Sep 2013

Check out the course outline and details here. 

Android Tip - Resolving Build Issues in ADT v22

For those of you who have recently upgraded to the latest version of the Eclipse ADT Plugin (v22), you will realise that some of your projects may be failing to build correctly, specifically those of you who use the Android Support Library. 

In ADT v22, the Android Support Library is now in the Android Private Libraries section:

The problem is that ADT v22 does not automatically include the libraries in the Android Private Libraries for compilation. And this will cause your project's failure to build correctly. 

To solve this, right-click on the project in Eclipse and select Properties. Select Java Build Path and click on the Order and Export tab. Check the Android Private Libraries and click OK. Clean your project and it should now work.