In this course we'll learn how we can reuse parts of an Activity called Fragments to cut down on repetitive code and better support our tablet users.
What you'll learn
- Fragments
- RecyclerViews
- ViewPagers
Overview
Syllabus
Introducing Fragments
Fragments are a great way to reuse code, especially for tablet layouts. In this stage we'll introduce the project and create our very first Fragment!
Chevron 13 steps-
What are Fragments?
2:15
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My First Fragment
6:05
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Fragments?
5 questions
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Adding Fragments to Activities
4:13
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Adding a Fragment
2 objectives
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Making a List
8:56
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Checking It Twice
3:42
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Handling Clicks
5:20
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Handling Clicks
2 objectives
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Fragment Lifecycle
7:00
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Fragment Lifecycle
5 questions
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Keeping Track of Instance State
6:09
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Saving State
2 objectives
Managing Fragments
In this stage we'll learn more about how to manage our Fragments, and we'll get to use a new class named ViewPager!
Chevron 8 steps-
A New Fragment
3:48
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Managing the Back Stack
4:37
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Attack of the Back Stack
5 questions
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Initializing a Fragment with Data
7:34
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Fragment Flavors
3 objectives
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Adding the ViewPager
6:56
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Adding the Tabs
3:56
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ViewPager Details
3 questions
Ingredients and Directions
In this stage we'll finish up the ingredients and directions Fragments. Then we'll take a step back and think about a couple refactoring options.
Chevron 8 steps-
The Ingredients Fragment
7:44
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The State of the CheckBoxes
8:14
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Becoming Scrollable
1:58
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Becoming Scrollable
1 question
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The Directions Fragment
4:36
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Refactor
6:47
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Refactor - Again?
6:18
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Refactoring Reflection
3 questions
Tablet Time
In this stage we'll finally make our tablet users happy by creating a new layout just for tablets!
Chevron 6 steps-
Tablet Layout
6:45
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Tablet Layout
6 questions
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Enter the Grid
6:28
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Adapt Together
5:19
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Exit the Grid
3 questions
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Side by Side
8:03
