
Congratulations! You've finished the 'Set up a Basic Android Client' tutorial.
You can continue to play with and adjust the code you've developed here for the client-side of your application, but keep in mind that you'll need to implement the server component of your application before going to production (see Server Side SDK).
You can view a completed version of this sample app in the Basic-Video-Chat-Kotlin folder of the vonage-android-sdk-samples repo on GitHub. This completed version adds code to load the session ID, token, and application ID from a web service (instead of using hard-coded values).
Next Steps
When you're finished here, continue building and enhancing your Vonage Video application with these helpful resources:
- Server SDKs — Before going to production, you'll need to set up a server to generate credentials.
- Video API Basics — If you haven't already, take a few minutes to learn exactly how Vonage Video works.
- Developer Guides — detailed documentation on all Vonage Video features and functionality.
- Check out the tutorials section — walkthroughs for implementing other Vonage Video features and use cases.
- Android SDK Reference — explore the methods and events associated with the Android SDK.
Basic video chat
Learn the basic concepts of the Vonage Video API platform, including how users can communicate through video, voice, and messaging. Explore a basic Vonage Video API flow.