Add Google Sign-In to your Android Apps

In this course, you'll learn how to use Google’s Identity Platform to allow users to sign-in using their Google credentials, and how to access data that they grant you permission to access.

This course is part of the Google Play Services series, which features a variety of different Google APIs. Designed as standalone short courses, you can take any course on its own, or take them all!

• Google Location Services on Android
• Google Analytics for Android
• App Monetization with Display Advertising
• Add Google Maps to your Android App
• Add Google Sign-In to your Android Apps [this course]

If you want to be a professional Android developer, your apps most likely will include features like Google sign-in. Take this course to implement this service in a sample app, and learn how to extend this service to your own apps.

Introduction

Overview of Google Play services and an introduction to the goals and structure of this series.

Lesson 1 - Getting Started

Build a basic Android App that signs your users in with Profile access. From this, you can get metadata about your users, such as their full name.

Lesson 2 - Going Deeper

Learn about the Google design styles for sign-in buttons, and how to get them to use in your own app. Customize your app with these styles, and learn about different scopes, including email scope, which only allows apps access to the signed-in user’s email address for identification.

Capstone Project (2 Stages)

This project assumes that you have completed Developing Android Apps, Advanced Android App Development and Google Play Services: Location and Context, in addition to this course.

Design, then build, your own Android app.