The first time you open the project, Android Studio takes a few minutes to set up your environment and update its dependencies. Locate the projects folder for this chapter and open the Listmaker app inside the starter folder. If you’re following along with your own project, open it and keep using it with this chapter. Communicate between Activities using an Intent.This is a good task to put in a separate Activity - which is what you’ll do in this chapter - and when you’re done, you’ll have learned how to: Keeping an Activity dedicated to a single task removes this problem.Īt the moment, Listmaker has no way to add items to the lists you create. As your apps get more complicated, trying to cram more visual elements into a single Activity becomes difficult, and can make your app confusing for users. So far in this book, you’ve made use of a single Activity for your apps. Section IV: Building a Podcast Manager & Player Section 4: 8 chapters Show chapters Hide chapters 16.6 Adding the architecture components.16.3 Room and Android Architecture Components.14.3 Creating the location services client.13.9 The difficulty of determining locations.Section III: Creating Map-Based Apps Section 3: 7 chapters Show chapters Hide chapters Locked Communicating Between Activities.Section II: Building a List App Section 2: 7 chapters Show chapters Hide chapters 2.2 These are not the SDKs you’re looking for.1.7 Installing new versions of Android Studio.Section I: Your First Android App Section 1: 5 chapters Show chapters Hide chapters
0 kommentar(er)
