Week 4 Project: Twitter with Fragments

[dipankar14]

@nesquena @timothy1ee

Twitter Client folder: https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline

Readme: https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline/TwitterTimelineReadme.md

[vibhorB]

@dipankar14 Pls complete the required stories ASAP and update the status here.

Thanks Vibhor , @nesquena

[dipankar14]

@nesquena @timothy1ee

I added the following, followers and tweet on the clicked user and also corrected the time shown on the homepage (which was zero in previous submission). Network connection is shown on previous assignment so not shown here. So mandatory list is done.

[vibhorB]

@dipankar14 I am not able to find the following required story in GIF or code -

• User can click on the profile image in any tweet to see another user's profile. User can see picture, tagline, # of followers, # of following, and tweets of clicked user. Profile view should include that user's timeline

If you have done this already, pls update GIF and point me to the code where this is implemented.

Thanks Vibhor, @nesquena

[dipankar14]

Gif is in this url https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline/TwitterTimelineReadme.md

Filename : TwitterTimeline1.gif Location: https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline

It is from https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline/src/com/codepath/apps/basictwitter/fragments/TweetsListFragment.java when anywhere in the item is clicked it should call the code lvTweets.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() at line no. 92 and then details are set in TweetDetailActivity at line 72

    tvretweets.setText(TweetUtility.formatForDisplay(result.getRetweet_count()));
    tvfavorites.setText(TweetUtility.formatForDisplay(result.getUser().getFavourites_count()));
    tvfollowers.setText(TweetUtility.formatForDisplay(result.getUser().getFollowers_count()));

[dipankar14]

@nesquena @timothy1ee

Please ignore my previous comment. I changed the code to reflect the fragment data for the profile. Gif is in this url https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline/TwitterTimelineReadme.md

Filename : TwitterTimeline2.gif Location: https://github.com/dipTech/AndroidDev/tree/master/DipTwitterTimeline

Filename : TwitterTimeline.gif is there for yesterday's detail about tweet and other features. Today's gif is showing just the timeline working with profile picture and user profile icon on action bar.

Now the code is in res/layout/activity_profile fragment part at the end <fragment android:id="@+id/fragment1" android:name="com.codepath.apps.basictwitter.fragments.UserTimelineFragment" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:layout_alignParentBottom="true" android:layout_alignParentLeft="true" android:layout_alignParentRight="true" android:layout_below="@+id/llStats" android:layout_marginTop="17dp" tools:layout="@layout/fragment_tweets_list" />

java code: UserTimelineFragment.populateTimeline() and UserTimelineFragment.populateTimeline(User user)

TwitterClient.userTimeline and ProfileActivity.onCreate to initiate and call to usrTimeLineFrag.populateTimeline();

Hopefully, this is what you are looking for. Code is totally messed up, need to remove lot of junk code.

Thanks Dipankar

[vibhorB]

:+1: nice work Dipankar. A few notes after checking out the code:

• Nice to see you used a drawables to customize the view
• Nice job with including progress bar support
• Good to see you properly communicated the user to the user timeline fragment from the profile activity.
• Nice to see you used the FragmentTabListener to properly setup the tabs!
• Good to see you played with styling a bit
• You should really work on refactoring code. I can see you created base fragment and child fragments, but still a lot of refactoring is required.
• For tabs, try using a gingerbread-compatible approach with ActionBarActivity or ActionBarSherlock.

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