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kingreign:THIS! Thank you! |
austinceasar:Welcome back! |
Hello OP, trust you're well... No updates in a wile now |
GAZZUZZ:That S-Class really represented the Germans well.. |
LeJeun3:You are steadily convincing me |
My ovaries |
Dannieeed:study kit is your best friend |
IceColdVeins:Hello? How's your program going? I should also be joining altschool for the next session. |
Na electrolytes business nurey: |
Please show the crack clearly first |
bump... |
beleanlabels:This frontend is having Multiple Personality Disorder... Ahmean ![]() |
qtguru:Hello boss, I did not get the mention for this. I am just seeing this now, and I would like to discuss this further. I sent a message through the Nairaland mail. Thanks |
BiadeFolar:Hello, please how did you make cousera payment? I mean, what bank's atm did you use? |
2022 September: has anybody found a way to pay, please?? |
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brunxy:Hello, good afternoon Please can you help with my kyc validation
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Let me get myself a seat in the corner here and observe.. I remember following Siena's green Hilux rebuild, and also the 2003 350Z restoration. welldone, op |
qtguru: I dont Know if youre familiar with android app lifecycle from onCreate() to ondestroy(). So what I mean is that sometimes when the system calls onPause() function on your app while it is running (by maybe rotating the screen, or call comes in, or you navigate to the homepage) , by the time it calls onResume() if the user is working with som data that has not been sent to storage, that data will be lost. The broad gist now is that ViewModel helps you to store that data, so its not lost, and LiveData helps you to keep updating the UI, such as changing the values of a TextView in real time from the LiveData without needing to manually write code to do that outside of the ViewModel class I dont know if i explained it well, but thats how i understand it
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ViewModel and LiveData ![]() Ahmean, i get the general gist, but not the full intricacies ![]() God-u abeg ooo who go epp ooo |
READER76:I'm sorry, just seeing this. you should have mentioned or quoted my username for faster reply. I've attended to you now. You should get the bonus tomorrow morning |
Iambro:Are you refering to the official courses on developers.google.com? if yes, I actually started there, but given i had been learning java before, and the initial pace was quite slow, i ditched it first. i went to youtube to get some Kotlin crash course videos to get me up to speend on the peculiarities of the language. Having done that, now, i try to look at (youtube,mostly) tutorials that focus on specific components such as retrofit, dependency injections, etc. I also folow tutorials that actually teach how to build a specific app from start to finish. intrestingly, i went back to the official android developers platform yesterday, because i wanted to build my google developer profile (https://g.dev/Toluwani). I took few quizzes there yesterday, and earned the badges, without fully going through the content. I'm doing this so i can get the google certified developer associate |
qtguru:Yeah, Il looking into that path too. The android phone available to me right now is faulty, so that may, or may not work. Seems like i will have to dualboot linux eventually later on. Running the emulator in a separate window seems to help a bit for now too,on the side of RAM. Its Mr. Gradle Build that wants to murder my tiny processor |
The last UI layout i created.. will work on further refinements as time goes on
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Dear God, this is what I want for my birthday in November ![]() https://www./dell-xps-17-core-i7-11800h-16gb-ram-1tb-ssd-6gb-nvidia-backlit-101267062.html
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So far, i've been busy working I can say im confident working on the xml file that determines layouts of elements on the screen. Ive learnt to work with and use TextViews, EditTexts, Buttons, constraints, cards, change theme colors, and switch between pages with intent. As at now, it seems Jetpack Compose is gradually becoming mainstream, so i'll be looking to learn that too. Ive been having issues with power, though. Seems like I might need to start visiting hubs or workspaces. Also, my machine is not that fast. Even though i upgraded ram to 8GB, the core i3 processor is still a bottleneck. My first pay from my first job or contract will definitely go towards getting another laptop (even if its not my dream Dell XPS 17 2021/2022 core i7 ![]() Btw, along the line, I crafted my resume, updated my linkedin profile and tried to see what skills are needed in the android developer employment career Next items on the list to work on as i go forward: -Learn Jetpack Compose - Learn Retrofit - Learn how to work with Firebase While - Learning Git, and building my github profile And - Building more projects (Maybe i would still create a wordpress site to display works sha)
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qtguru:Yes boss, its X86, and HAXM is enabled |
qtguru:Thanks boss... You are highly welcome |
,...tied up with some personal project. Thanks for checking up

