Android Developer Nanodegree - Project 7 - Capstone Stage 2
In the Capstone project, you will build an app of your own design in two stages. In Stage 1, you will design and plan the app, using a template that we provide in the "Instructions" node.
Creating and building your own app idea can be both exciting and daunting; ultimately, we want the experience to be rewarding. You'll apply a wealth of different concepts and components that you've learned across the Nanodegree to bring you own app idea to life.
To keep the process from becoming overwhelming (or simply chaotic), you will design and plan your app, and receive feedback, before you start building. This will help prevent and mitigate pain points you might run into along the way, and also replicates the process of professional Android Developers.
To become a proficient Android Developer, you need to design apps and make plans for how to implement them. This will involve choices such as how you will store data, how you will display data to the user, and what functionality to include in the app.
hrough this project, you'll demonstrate the ability to communicate an app idea formally, using:
- An app description
- UI flow mocks, similar to what you've seen in other Nanodegree projects, like the Popular Movies overview
- A list of required tasks that you will complete to build the app, in order The Capstone project will give you the experience you need to own the full development of an app. This first stage replicates the design and planning experience that proficient Android Developers are expected to demonstrate.
The Data I used, and am currently using for this final project on Udacity is being gathered from real Artists in Mozambique(my country), currently they send their data through this link Google Forms, then I insert it manually to Firebase's Firestore and Storage.
In the future I plan on having a separate flavor, and a webpage where data will be inserted directly into firebase.