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ryanharter.com
On a recent client app, I ran into a situation where I needed an arbitrary number of EditText fields based on a selected value, where the user could enter people's information. My initial thought was to put this logic in my Fragment, just adding EditTexts to a LinearLayout container as the selected value changes, but that bloated my Fragment, and didn't allow for much reuse. This was a perfect opportunity to encapsulate this interaction functionality in a custom view, which would be reusable throughout t... |
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staydecent.ca
[AI summary] The article explains how to create reusable view components in Android by extending ViewGroup classes and using XML layouts, similar to practices in frontend JavaScript frameworks. |
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zserge.com
We love XMLs, but there might be a better way |
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inthecheesefactory.com
Android Studio 1.3's stageis closed to the stable release. Newfeatures are keep coming including full NDK support. And it seems like some major change isalsobeing waited for it |
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