Introduction to HTTP/REST - Android Basics in Kotlin

Being able to interact with data from the internet is an important skill for Android developers. In this pathway, learn about HTTP/REST and what it means for developing connected apps.
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[@seguramlk]

I learned Android with Katherine and Kunal. Good times back in 2017

[@mayanksinghchaudhary8303]

same

[@mayanksinghchaudhary8303]

Woah!🤩 Kat is back! Welcome back Kat.

[@mohamedsanoob.k1116]

Better and easy to under stand thanks Google developers team❤️👍

[@eliasshemsu5853]

Thanks a lot. It's a good refresher.

[@IndieGaming1]

very useful for understand web api with android app thanks

[@dmz6846]

Thanks a lot for your explanation teacher

[@AndrewDChristie]

good video, very clear, good info

[@arminrasouli4806]

very useful
TNX

[@jesselima_dev]

Teacher!!!! How are you? Long time since Android Basics from Udacity Nanodegree.

[@user-xo3cw3bd5o]

I did rest webservices on Java

[@ashishproc9636]

Why dislike this awesome explanation?

[@SpectatorAlius]

@Ashish Pro C The answer to your question is really quite simple. All we have to do to see the answer is deconstruct your loaded question, showing the premise is false: by *no means* is this "an awesome explanation". She spends way too much time on basic HTTP and far too little time explaining what REST really means (the common understanding does *not* match the concept in the PhD thesis that announced REST to the world) nor how to do any of the things she is talking about.
She did not even explain, after introducing both POST and PUT methods, how to choose between them or why so many people regard POST as the only true REST method, claiming that PUT should not even be used in a REST transaction.
There are older videos that are much better at explaining all of these.

[@ashishproc9636]

@@SpectatorAlius Thanks for the reply. Now I know why

[@PradeepKumar2091]

Misleading title. No explanation of kotlin with HTTP intro.

[@gsm_mps]

thanks

[@SpectatorAlius]

"By completing the Codelabs in this pathway..." Where *is* this Codelab? I assumed the videos themselves *are* the pathways, but I find the Codelab not mentioned in the video nor in the description field below it. Of course, I am not going to search the comments.
This leaves this video as a pathway to nowhere!

[@ronakgopani4860]

I'm waiting if we get lazy load natively.

[@UmarSear]

Absolutely nothing to do with Android or Kotlin!