The command-line compiler can be installed via Homebrew, SDKMAN!, and MacPorts. Another option for setting up the command-line compiler is by manual installation.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- The Fundamentals
- Getting started with Kotlin
- The fundamentals of the Kotlin programming language
- Advantages of Kotlin
- Developing Android applications with Kotlin
- Fundamentals of the web
- Summary
- Building an Android Application – Tetris
- Implementing Tetris Logic and Functionality
- Designing and Implementing the Messenger Backend with Spring Boot 2.0
- Building the Messenger Android App – Part I
- Developing the Messenger app
- Summary
- Building the Messenger Android App – Part II
- Storing Information in a Database
- Securing and Deploying an Android App
- Securing an Android application
- Launching and publishing your Android application
- Understanding the Android developer program policies
- Preparing your Android developer account
- Localization planning
- Planning for simultaneous release
- Testing against the quality guidelines
- Building a release-ready application package (APK)
- Planning your application's Play Store listing
- Uploading your application package to the alpha or beta channel
- Device compatibility definition
- Pre-launch report assessment
- Pricing and application distribution setup
- Distribution option selection
- In-app products and subscriptions setup
- Determining your application's content rating
- Publishing your application
- Releasing your Android app
- Summary
- Creating the Place Reviewer Backend with Spring
- Implementing the Place Reviewer Frontend
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