DroidForge — Android Product Engineering

Kotlin · Jetpack Compose · 24 weeks

Nexora DroidForge is a 24-week, 6-month beginner-to-job-ready Android program. Learners progress from Kotlin and Android fundamentals into Jetpack Compose, architecture, coroutines, networking, persistence, dependency injection, testing, security, performance and production release practices. The loop is learn, build, break, fix, test, ship and explain.

Learning outcomes

  • Write clean Kotlin with null safety, collections, lambdas and modern language features
  • Build native Android interfaces with Jetpack Compose and Material 3
  • Design maintainable apps with ViewModel, MVVM, repositories and Clean Architecture concepts
  • Use coroutines, Flow, REST APIs, Room and offline-first patterns
  • Use Hilt, write tests, apply performance and security practices, and prepare Play Store release builds

Prerequisites

  • Beginner-friendly; a machine that can run Android Studio
  • Willingness to complete weekly feature, debug and test work

Curriculum

    • Programming fundamentals and Kotlin’s role in Android
    • JDK, Android Studio and environment setup
    • Syntax, val/var, types, strings and basic debugging
    • Nullability introduction and Git/GitHub fundamentals

Assignments

  • Guided and independent feature development each module
  • Break & Fix work on crashes, lifecycle bugs and integration failures
  • Unit, data-layer and Compose UI tests on critical flows
  • Release-build preparation and technical documentation

Projects

  • A portfolio-grade native Android application with architecture notes, README and live demonstration

Who this is for

  • Learners targeting native Android engineering roles
  • Beginners who want a structured path from Kotlin to Play Store readiness

Career outcomes

  • Job-ready native Android capability across Compose, architecture, data, quality and release
  • A reviewed Android product that can be presented and defended

FAQ

Do you cover Flutter in this program?

No. DroidForge is native Android with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Flutter is a separate program.