📱 Android Studio Projects

Welcome to my collection of Android Studio projects created during my mobile application development learning journey. These projects reflect a variety of core Android concepts ranging from UI design, databases, device capabilities, and external storage handling.

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🧩 Projects Included:

Project Name	Description
1. Voice Translator	A basic speech-to-text app that captures voice input and displays the translated text. Useful for understanding Android's SpeechRecognizer API and real-time text handling.
2. Hello World (Devashish)	The classic first project for Android development – “Hello World”. Introduces Android app structure and activity lifecycle.
3. Graphical Primitives	Demonstrates drawing shapes using Canvas and Paint in Android. A great intro to custom views and graphics programming.
4. Login Page	Simple login form with validation logic. Teaches user input handling, basic form validation, and navigation.
5. RSS Feed Reader	Reads and displays an RSS feed using XML parsing. Covers network operations, threading, and UI list display.
6. SQLite Integration	Implements local database storage with CRUD operations using SQLite. A must-have for offline data-driven apps.
7. Calculator App	Performs basic arithmetic operations. Focuses on layout management, event handling, and UI feedback.
8. Location App	Retrieves and shows the user’s current GPS coordinates. Utilizes Android’s location services and permissions.
9. SD Card Read/Write	Reads and writes user input to external storage. A hands-on example of Android's file I/O mechanisms.

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🛠️ Requirements

• Android Studio (latest stable version recommended)
• Android SDK
• Java 8+ or Kotlin (depending on the project)
• Gradle (auto-managed by Android Studio)

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/devashishsoni98/Mobile-Application-Projects.git

2. Open a Project in Android Studio

   • Launch Android Studio
   • Click on Open
   • Navigate to the desired project folder (e.g., Calculator)
   • Let Gradle sync automatically
   • Hit Run ▶️ to deploy on emulator or connected Android device

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📂 Folder Structure

Mobile-Application-Projects/
├── Voice Translator/
├── Devashish Hello World/
├── Graphical Primitives/
├── Login Page/
├── RSS Feed/
├── SQLite Integration/
├── Calculator/
├── Location App/
└── SD Card RW/

Each project is self-contained and can be opened individually.

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👨‍💻 Author

Devashish Soni
B.Tech CSE | Full-Stack Developer
GitHub: devashishsoni98

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“Every project you build is a brick in your developer foundation.”