Project
Aquarium
Medium
8 completions
~ 13 hours
4.3Experiment with some libraries that improve your application's UI/UX aspects. Use CardView, Picasso, ViewPager2, and TabLayout. Work with a local aquarium and have some dreams while working on UI/UX topics.
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JetBrains Academy
About
Many people are keenly interested in the animal kingdom, and many of us are dedicated to caring for them, In this project, we aim to create a straightforward application that offers insights into the animals that inhabit an aquarium.
Training project
This project allows you to practice and strengthen your coding skills, helping you get ready for more advanced tasks ahead.
What you'll learn
Once you choose a project, we'll provide you with a study plan that includes all the necessary topics from your course to get it built. Here’s what awaits you:
Create a page with CardView.
Use the Picasso library to load images from the web.
Learn about ViewPager2 to display images with pagination.
Using TabLayout to help navigate pages.
Reviews
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Priyank Shah3 months ago
This was a great project to have. I learned to work with RecyclerView, View Pager2, and TabLayout. While RecyclerView is an essential part of most of the mobile apps, it is essential to have the idea about its workings. ViewPager 2 and Tab Layout is not so common but good to provide modern feel and ...
3 months ago
I've finished the Aquarium project how tricky it can be handling and processing program intents along with many other Android programming features such as retrieving images with Picasso, scrolling through various frames using buttons or by swiping and adding tabs.
3 months ago
RecyclerView Adapter pattern, TabLayoutMediator. The order dependency: adapter must be set on ViewPager2 before the mediator attaches
4.3
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