Learn to develop widgets—miniature application views—for your Android app. Widgets allow users to access and view the most important functions in your app, from the home screen or even another app. In this course, Emmanuel Henri shows how to use Android Studio and the AppWidgetProvider class and its built-in functions to build a simple app widget in less than an hour. He provides an in-depth review of widget capabilities and limitations as well as the Android design guidelines informing their layout and functionality. Then go hands on, as Emmanuel shows how to create and style the widget and add interactivity with the AppWidgetProvider functions. Plus, find out how to implement pinning and access further resources to build your own widget host and collections.

Instructor

Emmanuel Henri
President & CTO | Author of 100+ published courses | Writing "Ashes" Editing "From the mist"
Emmanuel Henri is a full-stack developer with 20 years of experience in programming, technology, and design.

Emmanuel has been responsible for all aspects of client-driven web and mobile projects, including timelines and scope. These projects have used JIRA/Atlassian tools, agile methodologies, and languages and frameworks such as React, Angular, Node, Meteor, GraphQL, JavaScript, Swift, HTML, CSS (Sass), MongoDB, and MySQL. He also works in the 3D gaming world, using tools such as Unreal, ZBrush, Maya, and several others. He has a passion for creating applications and games that leverage the latest technologies in the aforementioned tools, frameworks, and languages.

Video Details

• Full Video Tutorials
• Video File Format: MP4
• Instructor: Emmanuel Henri

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Learn how to create plugins and extensions using the Adobe XD API to extend the features and functionality of Adobe XD, and how plugins can be used to enhance your prototypes and applications. In this course, learn what the Adobe XD API offers and how plugins and extensions can amplify the functionality of Adobe XD. Then walk through the steps of creating your first plugin using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code.

Topics include:

• Setting up a coding environment
• Installing required software
• Creating a user interface
• Adding functions to plugins
• Creation workflow vs. collaborative workflow
• Working with the scenegraph
• Using the Adobe I/O Console
• Using Adobe XD plugin helpers
• Updating plugin icons

About the Author

Emmanuel Henri is a full-stack developer with 20 years of experience in programming, technology, and design.

Emmanuel has been responsible for all aspects of client-driven web and mobile projects, including timelines and scope. These projects have used JIRA/Atlassian tools, agile methodologies, and languages and frameworks such as React, Angular, Node, Meteor, GraphQL, JavaScript, Swift, HTML, CSS (Sass), MongoDB, and MySQL. He also works in the 3D gaming world, using tools such as Unreal, ZBrush, Maya, and several others. He has a passion for creating applications and games that leverage the latest technologies in the aforementioned tools, frameworks, and languages.

Product Details

• Full Video Tutorials
• Video File Format: MP4
• Skill Level: Intermediate
• Video Duration: 44m 17s
• Instructor: Emmanuel Henri

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