🟢 Foundations of Programming No prior experience needed. All you need is a laptop. This program is designed for: - Complete beginners with no technical background - Developers who want to refresh core concepts - Anyone who wants to learn Kotlin from scratch 🟡 Become an Android Developer You should have a basic understanding of programming fundamentals, especially OOP (Object-Oriented Programming). Recommendation: I strongly suggest starting with Foundations of Programming first, as it helps you master Kotlin, the language used throughout this course. 🔴 Defensive Android Development This is an advanced course. You must already have experience building functional Android applications. This program focuses on: - Secure coding practices - Real-world app vulnerabilities - How attackers think and exploit misconfigurations - Building production-ready secure apps Best suited for students who previously completed Become an Android Developer If you have any questions, make sure to drop them below. 👇

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🔐Defensive Android Development is a new course focused on writing high-quality Android code that’s actually production-ready. This course isn’t just for beginners getting started with programming or Android. It’s designed for developers who already know how to build apps, but want to take it a step further, especially when it comes to building secure and robust Android applications. Each topic is covered both theoretically and practically. We start with a high-level understanding, then dive deeper into the implementation and real-world use cases. This is the exact way I’ve always preferred to learn. Understand the “why” first, then get into the “how”. And honestly, I’ve found it to be one of the most effective approaches. 📌 P.S. Defensive Android Development is now open for early registration. We already have 28 sessions ready, with new content being added weekly.

Missed the live session? No worries. The full recording is now available, where we covered multiple topics, including an introduction to the new "Defensive Android Development" course 🔐📱 You can access it here: Classroom → Live Sessions Make sure to watch it and stay up to date with everything coming next!

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