Your Second Kotlin Android App

Aug 29 2023 · Kotlin 1.8.21, Android 13, Android Studio Flamingo | 2022.2.1

Part 4: Use Jetpack Navigation

33. Conclusion

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Notes: 33. Conclusion

You can get started with the next course in the learning path: Programming in Kotlin: Functions & Custom Types

Transcript: 33. Conclusion

Congratulations! You’ve completed the course and in the process, you’ve coded your second android app. By doing so, you’ve learned a ton along the way.

You’ve learned how to create beautiful UIs in Jetpack Compose and how to leverage the features of Material Design to create a beautiful UI.

You’ve used SharedPrerences to store key-value pairs and read them as well. You’ve displayed these values in a LazyColumn composable.

You’ve also learned about the Jetpack Libraries and how to use them in your app. You have also learned about Single Activity Architecture and how to use it in your app.

You’ve also learned how to use the Jetpack Compose navigation library to navigate between screens in your app.