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Free and open source software to liberate text from treeware.
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Add introduction page #16

Closed slifty closed 4 years ago

slifty commented 4 years ago

Description

This PR adds a very simple introduction page, which is what users will see when opening the application. It features the title, a "tutorial" image (TBD), and a button to move to the next page.

Since the template we used has a starting page with a button, this re-uses (re-names) the "first fragment" that was generated by the template.

You'll notice that we're using the strings.xml for all text-based aspects of the code. This is going to be a best practice that will allow us to support multiple languages more easily some day.

For now we aren't worrying about look and feel / styles at all. This is purely about creating the UI elements.

Due Diligence Checklist

Steps to Test

  1. ./gradlew test

Deploy Notes

None

Related Issues

Resolves #15

slifty commented 4 years ago

Before merging this I'm going to spend an hour or so looking into testing best practices here (which will pay dividends for future PRs).

slifty commented 4 years ago

A test is now added (also this is a useful resource: https://github.com/codepath/android_guides/wiki/Creating-and-Using-Fragments)

We aren't running travis yet so there's no proof that the tests pass, but they do locally I swear!

Going to merge.