session4.pptx
- 1. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Welcome back
- 2. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Quick Recap -Instagram Layout app Guest Something about android Multiple activity app ( Challenge ) Q&A Day 4 Agenda
- 3. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Post Attribute Id authorImage postImage likeCount authorName caption
- 4. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Story Attribute Id storyImage authorName
- 5. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Post analysis 1.4 Column{ Row{ Image() Text() Image() } Image() Row{ Image() Image() Image() Image() } }
- 6. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Post analysis 1.4 Column{ Image() Text() }
- 7. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License SingleStory Post Class SinglePost InstagramFeed PostDesign StoryDesign Story Class InstagramStroy
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- 9. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Now it’s for our Guest 😉
- 10. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License What is Activity?🙄
- 11. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License What is Activity Life Cycle?🙄
- 12. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Student Life Cycle Born School GHRCEM Dead Placement
- 13. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Activity Life Cycle
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- 16. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License val intent = Intent (currentContext , Destination::class.java) context.startActivity(intent) Intent
- 17. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Multi Activity App (AdiBas) FirstActivit y SecondActivit y FinalActivity
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- 19. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Product Attribute data class Product( val id: Int, val productImage: Int, val productPrice: Int, val productName: String ) Id productImage productPrice productName
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- 21. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Structu re Product LazyVerticleG rid SingleProduct Design ProductDesig n
- 22. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Intent Number of Intent ?
- 23. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Multi Activity App (AdiBas) FirstActivit y SecondActivit y FinalActivity
- 24. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License Let’s clone it
- 25. This work is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License THANK YOU for participating Compose Camp Day 4 #LetsCrackCompose
Editor's Notes
- #2: Does anyone have questions since the last session?
- #3: 15.10.2022
- #4: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #5: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #6: Now when we refresh we see “Howdy Meghan” displayed in the Design tab. The Design tab is a great way to quickly see how your UI changes but it is not a replacement for testing your app on an emulator or physical device.
- #7: Now when we refresh we see “Howdy Meghan” displayed in the Design tab. The Design tab is a great way to quickly see how your UI changes but it is not a replacement for testing your app on an emulator or physical device.
- #8: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #9: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #10: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #11: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #12: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #13: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #14: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #15: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #16: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #17: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #18: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #19: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #20: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #21: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #22: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #23: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #24: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #25: My name isn’t Android and I’m guessing yours isn’t either so let’s learn how to update the name passed into the Greeting() function. The DefaultPreview() is where you set what shows up in the Design tab. The FirstComposeProjectTheme sets the styling for the app. See that the Greeting() function is being called and “Android” is passed in.
- #26: 15.10.2022