In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create multiple Android Activities and then how you’d go about passing data between Android Activities. I also cover Intents.
I’ll specifically cover creating multiple Activity layouts, setting up the manifest file, sending data to an Activity when you open it, retrieving data when an Activity closes and what Intents are. All of the code can be found below and it is heavily commented to help you learn. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 5
In this video tutorial I will cover how to make menus and dialog popups. I’ll specifically cover laying out menus in main.xml, DialogFragment, AlertDialog, Action Bars, Option Menus and more.
If you missed the first videos they are here How to Make Android apps 1, 2, and 3. Definitely watch them first. All of the code follows the video below. It is heavily commented to help you learn. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 4
It is time to give away another Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and a Galaxy Gear smart watch!!!
To get an opportunity to win, you have between now and July the 31st, 2014 to enter. The rules are very simple and I’ll list them below. I was able to perform these contests because of the wonderful people at the Samsung Developers Program. I decided to hold off for a bit because my site was starting to look like a contest site, but I’m ready to go again. I wish everyone the best of luck. Continue reading Make an App and Win a Phone
In this part of the tutorial I’ll cover Android ListViews, ArrayAdapters, Custom Array Adapters, ListAdapter, LayoutInflator, ImageView, and a great deal about terminology that confuses people.
To learn how Android Studio works look here at my Android Studio tutorial. If you missed the first part of this tutorial it is here How to Make Android Apps. All of the code used follows the video below. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 3
In this part of my how to make Android apps tutorial I will cover the following topics : strings.xml, Linear Layouts, Toasts, Event Handling, Excepting User Input, Translation, EditText, Button and a whole bunch of other topics.
If you missed part 1 of this series, or if you need to install Android Studio I have you covered with these links. For translation you’ll need the ISO 639-1 Codes as well. All of the code from the video can be found below. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 2
In this video I start my new Android tutorial. The last Android tutorial I made is still very popular, but I’m going to try and improve on it here.
If you are a beginner to Android and don’t know Java you may prefer my Android tutorial for beginners. I’ll be using Android Studio in this tutorial and I show how to install Android Studio here. All of the code follows the tutorial below. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps
Well I’ve lost 45 lbs since I started this vegan diet and I thought I’d cover some of my new favorite low calorie recipes. In this video I’ll cover how to make vegan Egg Salad, Crab Salad, Crab Cakes, Tuna Salad and Tuna Melts in low calorie alternatives.
I use my vegan mayo in a few of these recipes and I cover how to make it in this previous video. The 3 odd ingredients I use can be found here Kala Namak, Nutritional Yeast and Vegg. Continue reading Low Calorie Recipes 4
Recently I made a tutorial on how to make Android apps if you don’t have any programming experience. I hope I’m not ruining the secret, but all along I’m actually teaching how to make Java Android apps and by the end you’ll be surprised by how easy making Android apps is.
In these videos we make apps that quickly teach you many of the capabilities of a tool called App Inventor. We make professional weather and paint apps. We cover how to parse JSON, work with databases and PHP code on your server. I hope you enjoy it. Continue reading Android for Beginners
In this Java programming Tutorial I’ll teach you all of the core knowledge needed to write Java code in 30 minutes. This is the most popular request from everyone.
I specifically cover the following topics: primitive data types, comments, class, import, Scanner, final, Strings, static, private, protected, public, constructors, math, hasNextLine, nextLine, getters, setters, method overloading, Random, casting, toString, conversion from Strings to primitives, converting from primitives to Strings, if, else, else if, print, println, printf, logical operators, comparison operators, ternary operator, switch, for, while, break, continue, do while, polymorphism, arrays, for each, multidimensional arrays and more. Continue reading Java Programming