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droidcon NYC '19

Android Studio Tips and Tricks Part 2

droidcon NYC

droidcon NYC 2019 | Android Studio Tips and Tricks Part 2 | Michael Bailey

In this session, Michael Bailey places an emphasis on Android Studio features, including what's new and features from the underlying IntelliJ platform.

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Android Studio Tips and Tricks Part 2

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches Android Studio features, including new and underlying ones from IntelliJ

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Android Developer
An Android Developer is a software engineer who specializes in the development of applications for Android devices. Android Developers may specialize in various domains, such as mobile games, business productivity, and social media. While this course primarily focuses on the use of Android Studio, it also covers more general concepts and features from the IntelliJ platform, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to build a foundational Android programming skillset. Those wishing to become Android Developers would benefit from taking this course.
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Software Engineer
Software Engineers are responsible for many aspects of software development, from design to implementation to maintenance. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are widely used in software engineering.
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Mobile Application Developer
Mobile Application Developers specialize in developing mobile applications for various platforms, including Android. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for designing and developing mobile apps.
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Mobile Architect
Mobile Architects are responsible for designing and overseeing the development of mobile applications. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a deeper understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for building and managing complex mobile applications.
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Software Development Manager
Software Development Managers are responsible for managing the development of software products. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for managing and overseeing software development projects.
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User Interface (UI) Designer
User Interface (UI) Designers are responsible for designing the look and feel of mobile applications. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a deeper understanding of how Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features can be used to create engaging and user-friendly mobile applications.
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Technical Lead
Technical Leads are responsible for overseeing the development of software projects. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for leading and managing software development teams.
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Quality Assurance (QA) Tester
Quality Assurance (QA) Testers are responsible for testing software products to ensure they meet quality standards. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for testing and debugging mobile applications.
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Product Manager
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Software Architect
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DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers are responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for building and managing continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines.
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Network Engineer
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Data Scientist
Data Scientists are responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to drive business decisions. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of the IntelliJ platform features, as this platform is widely used in data science and machine learning.
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Computer Systems Analyst
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Information Technology (IT) Consultant
Information Technology (IT) Consultants provide advice and support to businesses on how to use technology effectively. This course may be useful for those seeking to gain a more in-depth understanding of Android Studio and IntelliJ platform features, as these tools are essential for building and managing software applications in a business environment.
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