Codename One 101 - Write Native Mobile Apps In Java

Build native applications in Java for all mobile devices (iPhone/iPad, Android, Blackberry, etc.) using Codename One

3.35 (46 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

language

Mobile Apps

What you will learn

Develop applications using Codename One for all mobile devices

Understand the pain points of mobile development

Why take this course?

Codename One is the first and only tool to allow Java developers to write TRUE native applications on all mobile platforms. This 7 hour course will help you build a Codename One application from scratch.

It is assumed that students know Java and can use Eclipse or NetBeans.

Included subjects:

Basics of mobile device development
Architecture
Deploy to devices
Using Codename One GUI Builder
Building a Todo application
UI Components
Images
Event Handling
Event Dispatch Thread (EDT)
Network Manager and Web Services
JSON/XML
File system
SQL
Style & Themes
Internationalization and localization
Native Device Interface

Reviews

Yanike

June 26, 2017

Shai Almog is far beyond excellent teacher. I've enjoyed this course so much and feel very confident that I can build Cross Platform Native Applications :) Thank You so much!!!!!

Charles

March 29, 2016

The course material is useful, but maybe a little outdated. It will give you a good start. The audio is very bad and broken up - but understandable if your determined.

Fabricio

September 25, 2014

Very good course. I am not fan of on line courses, but this one changed my mind. There is a lot things about Codename One to learn, of course this training is just an overview about the tool, but it covers the most important points, and gives you the base to keep going alone.

Michael

September 5, 2013

I think if you're serious about getting started with Codename One, following this course is a good introduction. It helped me get familiar with the Codename One Designer tool which is a critical part of developing with the API. The only problem I experienced was with the audio, which cut out sharply with some regularity, more so in the latter half of the course. Overall, it's a good introduction.