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Full-Stack Android Quiz App: Ktor Backend & Jetpack Compose

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Full-Stack Android Quiz App: Ktor Backend & Jetpack Compose

Full-Stack Android Quiz App: Ktor Backend & Jetpack Compose
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.09 GB | Duration: 11h 43m

Build a complete Quiz App with Ktor backend, MongoDB, Jetpack Compose, Koin and offline support with Room database

What you'll learn

Set up a Ktor backend to serve quiz questions

Store and retrieve data using MongoDB

Create a REST API and handle network request

Deploy your Ktor backend to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using a free AWS account for 1 year

Implement Jetpack Compose UI for a smooth user experience

Use ViewModel & StateFlow for managing UI state

Handle navigation and UI events in Compose

Add offline support with Room database and caching

Implement clean architecture and best coding practices

Requirements

Beginners familiar with Kotlin programming language

Basic understanding of Android development.

Description

Are you an Android developer looking to build a full-stack mobile app? Do you want to learn how to create a backend with Ktor, use MongoDB as a database, and integrate it with a modern Jetpack Compose UI? Then this course is for you!In this hands-on project-based course, you’ll build a fully functional Quiz App from scratch using: Ktor – A lightweight backend framework in Kotlin MongoDB – A NoSQL database for storing quiz data Jetpack Compose – The modern Android UI toolkit Room Database – For offline data storage Preference DataStore – For saving user preferences Dependency Injection with Koin – To manage dependencies AWS Elastic Beanstalk – To deploy your Ktor backend for free on AWSWhat You’ll Learn: Set up a Ktor backend to serve quiz questions Store and retrieve data using MongoDB Create a REST API and handle network requests Implement Jetpack Compose UI for a smooth user experience Use ViewModel & StateFlow for managing UI state Add offline support with Room database and caching Handle navigation and UI events in Compose Implement clean architecture and best coding practices Deploy your Ktor backend to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using a free AWS account for 1 yearBy the end of this course, you’ll have a complete Full-Stack Android Quiz App that you can use as a portfolio project or even publish on the Play Store!Who is this course for? Beginners familiar with Kotlin & Android Development Android developers who want to learn Ktor, MongoDB & Jetpack Compose Anyone looking to build a full-stack mobile appReady to level up your Android skills? Join now and start building your own full-stack Quiz App today!

Overview

Section 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1 Intro

Lecture 2 Overview

Section 2: Backend Development with Ktor

Lecture 3 Backend Overview

Lecture 4 Why Use Ktor for the Quiz App?

Lecture 5 Setting up project

Lecture 6 Understanding Routes

Lecture 7 Structuring the Data

Lecture 8 Intro to JSON

Lecture 9 Handling JSON

Lecture 10 Postman

Lecture 11 Http Verbs

Lecture 12 POST Questions

Lecture 13 Call Logging

Lecture 14 Request Param and Query Param

Lecture 15 DELETE and UPDATE Questions

Lecture 16 Http Status Codes

Lecture 17 Handling Status Codes

Lecture 18 Repository

Lecture 19 Databases

Lecture 20 MongoDB

Lecture 21 Entity & Mapper

Lecture 22 MongoDB Compass

Lecture 23 MongoDB CRUD Operations

Lecture 24 Error Handling: Part One

Lecture 25 Error Handling: Part Two

Lecture 26 Validation

Lecture 27 Type-safe routing

Lecture 28 Quiz Topic Functions

Lecture 29 Quiz Topic Routes

Lecture 30 Issue Report Functions

Lecture 31 Issue Report Routes

Lecture 32 Koin

Lecture 33 App Architecture

Lecture 34 Fat JAR

Lecture 35 Deploy the Ktor App

Lecture 36 Managing AWS Account

Lecture 37 Redeploy the Updated Ktor App

Lecture 38 Wrap-Up

Section 3: User Interface with Jetpack Compose

Lecture 39 Intro to UI Development with Jetpack Compose

Lecture 40 Setting up Android Project

Lecture 41 Dashboard Screen - User Statistics Card

Lecture 42 Dashboard Screen - Header Section

Lecture 43 Dashboard Screen - Topic Card

Lecture 44 Dashboard Screen - Grid

Lecture 45 Dashboard Screen - Shimmer Effect

Lecture 46 Dashboard Screen - Error Content

Lecture 47 Dashboard Screen - Landscape Mode

Lecture 48 Dashboard Screen - Name Edit Dialog

Lecture 49 Quiz Screen - Header Section

Lecture 50 Quiz Screen - Question Section

Lecture 51 Quiz Screen - Navigation Buttons

Lecture 52 Quiz Screen - Submit Quiz Dialog; Exit Quiz Dialog

Lecture 53 Quiz Screen - Landscape Mode

Lecture 54 Result Screen - Score Card

Lecture 55 Result Screen - Questions List

Lecture 56 Issue Report Screen - Question Card

Lecture 57 Issue Report Screen - Rest of the Screen

Lecture 58 Navigation

Lecture 59 Scaffold

Lecture 60 Splash Screen

Lecture 61 App Icon

Lecture 62 Wrap-up

Section 4: Bringing QuizTime to Life: ViewModel, API, and Local Storage

Lecture 63 Get Quiz Topics

Lecture 64 Get Quiz Questions

Lecture 65 Adding Functionality to the Quiz Screen

Lecture 66 Dependency Injection with Koin

Lecture 67 Saving Quiz Topics locally with Room

Lecture 68 Error Handling

Lecture 69 Adding Further functionality to the Quiz Screen: Part One

Lecture 70 Adding Further functionality to the Quiz Screen: Part Two

Lecture 71 Saving Quiz Questions locally with Room

Lecture 72 Saving User Answers locally with Room

Lecture 73 Submitting Issue Report: Part One

Lecture 74 Submitting Issue Report: Part Two

Lecture 75 Saving User Statistics with Preferences DataStore

Lecture 76 Saving Username with Preferences DataStore

Android developers who want to learn Ktor, MongoDB & Jetpack Compose,Anyone looking to build a full-stack mobile app and deploy it to AWS