After numerous requests I decided to teach the whole Ruby programming language in one video. This is basically a 400 page book in one video. We cover data types, input, output, constants, casting, conditionals, looping, functions, exceptions, string methods, classes, objects, inheritance, modules, polymorphism, duck typing, symbols, arrays, hashes, enumerables, file I/O and much more. All the code follows the video below. Continue reading Ruby Programming Tutorial
Monthly Archives: February 2015
Go Programming Tutorial
Welcome to my Go Programming Tutorial. Go provides the best of both worlds by striking a balance between dynamic and statically compiled languages. The code is easy to read. The specification is short, but even so it includes a built in web server!
Go makes setting up an app easy and here I’ll cover the basic syntax of the whole language.
A cheat sheet with all of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Go Programming Tutorial
Low Fat Vegan Recipes 7
There is a vegan version of pretty much anything. Today I’ll make protein packed recipes featuring Seitan (80 – 85% Protein) and TVP (60 – 65% Protein). We’ll be making Barbecue Seitan, Vegan BBQ Sauce, Vegan Sloppy Joes and Sweet Potato Fries. If you’re interested in more I have also made Fried Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Meatloaf, Burgers, Cheese Cake, Crab Cakes and more. Continue reading Low Fat Vegan Recipes 7
How to Make Android Apps 27
In this tutorial I provide an Android Material Design sliding tab example program and cover ViewPager and FragmentPagerAdapter. You are going to need these 2 files SlidingTabLayout.java and SlidingTabStrip.java.
This will allow us to use the newest form of sliding tabs that is also backwards compatible. I did my best to keep everything as simple as possible so that you can use this code in your applications immediately. The code follows the video below. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 27
How to Make Android Apps 26
In this tutorial I’ll create an Android Tab Layout example program. It will show how easy it is to create the tabs and then open new fragments on screen when they are clicked. Everything works easily when we use the callback interface TabListener.
In the next video we’ll make it so we can swipe through our fragments. All of the code used can be found below under the video. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 26
How to Make Android Apps 25
In this tutorial I present my Android NavigationDrawer Example. I have been asked for this many times and I hope to clear everything up.
I’ll focus in on showing exactly how to define the items in the Navigation Drawer and then how to switch to different fragments when those items are clicked on. I cut out anything that you don’t need to understand so you can use it today. Continue reading How to Make Android Apps 25