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In this lesson, we will use reflection to build an intent for activity that is not part of the base module. This is required to navigate to activities that will be installed at a later point by the user.

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Lessons in Android Dynamic Feature Modules

1. Introduction to Dynamic Module Delivery
01:48
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2. Project Overview
00:54
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3. Setting up SplitCompat
01:08
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4. Converting a Library Module to a Dynamic Module
02:09
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5. Managing Dynamic Feature Modules
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03:59
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6. Activity Navigation
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02:32
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7. Distributing builds using Google Play internal app sharing
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03:33
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8. Using State Update Listener
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02:24
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9. Setting up "bundletool" to locally test dynamic module
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02:30
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10. Integrating bundletool with Android Studio
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02:47
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11. Installing Dynamic Modules Locally
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01:36
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12. Advanced: Setting up Dagger in the Base Module
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04:16
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13. Advanced: Setting up Dagger in the Dynamic Module
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04:09
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14. Advanced: Navigation using Navigation Architecture Component
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04:00
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15. Adding an Instrumentation Test
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02:41
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