Summary and Next Steps
Kotlin and Android Development featuring Jetpack — by Michael Fazio (16 / 125)
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As a review (or for those of you who just skipped the last twenty-five or so pages), here’s what we just did:
- Created a new app called Penny Drop.
- Created two Fragment classes: PickPlayersFragment and GameFragment.
- Created a <menu> called navigation.xml with our two Fragments as items.
- Added two images as Vector Assets.
- Created a navigation graph called nav_graph.xml and included both Fragment classes as destinations.
- Added a container <FragmentContainerView> and BottomNavigationView to activity_main.xml.
- Connected everything in MainActivity.
The foundation for our app is complete. We can use the bottom nav to move around the app, and adding more options just takes a Fragment plus a few XML items. Until we start adding theming, the MainActivity is complete. And we have a couple of Fragments just waiting to be completed, which is our next stop. We know we can get to both Fragment classes, so now we’re going to make them useful.
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