At the end of each pathway, there is a quiz to assess what you’ve learned so far. Each unit is made up of a series of pathways. The new course is freely available and consists of five units. While this beginner's course isn't going to fully prepare you for a career as an Android Developer it could be the first step towards one, and given the fact that there are 2.5 billion Android devices in the world, there's room for more developers - and anyway, as we all know, programming is a highly transferable skill with App development being a good way to make a small start. She later quotes the recent Stack Overflow Developer Survey, which revealed that nearly 40% of the professional developers who studied at university did not receive a formal computer science or software engineering degree. For people who want a new opportunity, it’s possible to start learning Android today, even without prior programming experience.
App development allows for that style of work. Many people today are considering career paths that enable them to work remotely.
In her post announcing Android Basics in Kotlin, Kat Kuan, a Developer Advocate for Android and one of the course instructors begins with: There is also a career change and upskilling angle to this new course. There's an emphasis on having fun and lots of badges to earn along the way. Google has launched a new free online course for people without programming experience to learn how to build Android apps using the Kotlin programming language.
Android & Kotlin For Beginners - With Badges
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