13 projects to learn the fundamentals of building Android apps using Kotlin.
| # | Project | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Todo List | A basic todo list app using Kotlin. |
| 02 | Stopwatch | A simple timer to learn how to use activity lifecycle. |
| 03 | Secret Message | A basic encryption tool to learn how to build multi-screen apps. |
| 04 | Catchat | A prototype email app to discover how to implement three types of navigation UI. |
| 05 | Bits and Pizzas | A create order screen to discover how to implement Material views. |
| 06 | Guessing Game | A guessing game to discover how to use view models with live data and data binding. |
| 07 | Tasks | A to do list using the MVVM design pattern, a Room database and a recycler view. |
| 08 | Temperature Converter | A tool to convert temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit, using Compose. |
| 09 | CameraXApp | A camera app, using CameraX to show a viewfinder, take photos and capture videos. |
| 10 | MarsPhotos | An app to learn how to get data from an API, using Retrofit to make REST requests. |
| 11 | Blur-O-Matic | An app that blurs photos and saves the result to a file, using WorkManager. |
| 12 | DevBytes | A list of DevByte videos, using offline caching. |
| 13 | GDG Finder | An app to learn the basics of Android's styling system. |
Check the playground if you want to learn Kotlin core concepts first.
The first project is based on Build A Simple Android App With Kotlin by Philipp Lackner for Traversy Media (2021).
The next projects are from Head First Android Development: A Brain-Friendly Guide by David Griffiths and Dawn Griffiths (2021).
The last five projects are from Android Kotlin Fundamentals and Advanced Android in Kotlin by Google Codelabs (2022).