Android tutorial for beginners written by a teacher |
- Android tutorial for beginners written by a teacher
- Android Preference (Settings) screens: is it a mess or am I missing something?
- Nice implementation of Google style up/down expand arrow.
- Language Translation API/Libraries
- Which design is better for an app that works closely with a database?
- Dynamically import data according to type and make views?
- Xamarin for app development?
- Check out this remake of my old quiz app (source code in submission body)
- Android Material Design Snackbar Tutorial
| Android tutorial for beginners written by a teacher Posted: 28 Dec 2016 08:29 AM PST I quit Google two years ago to go into teaching. I've published some of my Android material online to see if it can be useful for this community. The address is http://jacqueslenormand.com/mobile . There's a chat window on the bottom so that you can ask questions. I hope that this will be useful for some learners. My goal is to create a community of people to help each other out. Happy holidays! [link] [comments] |
| Android Preference (Settings) screens: is it a mess or am I missing something? Posted: 28 Dec 2016 03:47 PM PST I wanted to add a preferences screen to my app today with a couple options. Seemed simple enough, thought I would whip it out fairly quickly. Boy was I surprised. So far I found PreferenceActivity, PreferenceFragment, PreferenceFragmentCompat, a v7 preference support library, and a v14 preference support library. From what I understand, PreferenceActivity was for pre-honeycomb use, and now fragments are the way to go. So I tried that, and realized I needed to wrap my fragments still in a main settings activity. Then, I tried to get a nice material looking action bar at the top, which was a mess if you want to support Lollipop and below. Please tell me I am missing something and there is an easier way to do this? My min SDK is 16. How are you all creating preference screens? [link] [comments] |
| Nice implementation of Google style up/down expand arrow. Posted: 28 Dec 2016 04:39 AM PST |
| Language Translation API/Libraries Posted: 28 Dec 2016 04:02 PM PST I'm planning to develop an android app that will translate a specific native language to English and vice versa This native language is new and there's no api/Libraries available in the internet. This application will be offline and I'm planning to import all the words and equivalence translation into database. That's my idea but it seems it would be ugly since the sentence structure and grammar might be horrible. I'm looking over the internet and I couldn't find an answer how could I finish this project. I also check the Google translate API but I dont know if it will allow me to add language and follow it's logic. Anyway, Can you help me how could I finish this? Is there any API/Libraries that can help me to minimize my problem Thank you [link] [comments] |
| Which design is better for an app that works closely with a database? Posted: 28 Dec 2016 12:04 PM PST I have all my POST and GET requests working, and now I'm considering accounts. user accounts are still a maybe (for things like setting show-reminders, 'favoriting' different bands and venues in order to sort shows based on those, etc. I just don't want this to turn into some kind of social media), but I definitely need some type of accounts for various venues so that they can update their information and also add their various shows to the database. For venue accounts... Would it be better to have it integrated into the app itself? They can register, choose their account type (venue) and then they have the options to add/edit their shows (show details and selecting which bands are playing).. Or would it make more sense to have a website that venue accounts can use to log in and add/edit their shows? I feel like a web page might help prevent normal users from creating fake venue accounts and adding bogus shows. I guess it probably doesn't matter too much since this app probably won't actually be used, but I am curious which design makes more sense. I also considered having a separate app for venues to download, but that seems like it might be the worst idea. [link] [comments] |
| Dynamically import data according to type and make views? Posted: 28 Dec 2016 07:46 AM PST I have an app which has 2 list screens (you choose one from the main list and then one from the second list). Is there any ways views (like text and image) be generated from a sample data file? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 28 Dec 2016 12:02 PM PST I've been using unity for quite a while so I'm very familiar with C#. I wanted to work on some actual apps (not games) I had in mind. My question is would Xamarin be a good choice for doing cross platform for IOS and andiord? I have experience with C# but not really with Java or objective-C. [link] [comments] |
| Check out this remake of my old quiz app (source code in submission body) Posted: 28 Dec 2016 07:57 AM PST I have remade my old quiz app with native Android code, and added a couple of UI flairs and page redesigns. The Play Store listing can be found here. Please check it out and leave any suggestions if you like. The source code for this entire project can be found on my github repository through this link. [link] [comments] |
| Android Material Design Snackbar Tutorial Posted: 28 Dec 2016 09:05 AM PST |
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