Open sushant2603 opened 9 years ago
@sushant2603
Please add a GIF file (it is mandatory), resolution doesn't matter. Your video walkthrough link is broken as well.
Please do this ASAP for getting reviewed
//cc @nesquena
Hi,
Sorry about that, I thought I had submitted my low resolution gif and added the line in the README just as a warning that it is low resolution. But looks like it didn't get submitted last night (egit gave a warning which I ignored :)). Sorry once again, I have added the video walkthrough now.
Cheers, Sushant
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 8:48 AM, CodePath Reviewers < notifications@github.com> wrote:
@sushant2603 https://github.com/sushant2603
Please add a GIF file (it is mandatory), resolution doesn't matter. Your video walkthrough link is broken as well.
Please do this ASAP for getting reviewed
//cc @nesquena https://github.com/nesquena
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No problem Sushant. Try using LiceCap for generating your GIFs.
Just finished reviewing your work, good job overall. A few notes after checking out the code:
One of the most important part of these projects is that you add additional features and tweak the UI / UX because that will provide many more learning opportunities. I would encourage you to continue completing the projects each week with required stories early and then spend time adding your own UI elements and experimenting with optional extensions that will improve the user experience.
We have provided a detailed Project 1 Feedback Guide here which covers the most common points we see for this project. Read through the feedback guide point-by-point to determine other ways you could improve your submission. You should consider going back and implementing applicable feedback as well. Keep in mind that one of the most important parts of Android development is learning the correct patterns and conventions.
Hopefully this first project has given you a better sense of working with RelativeLayout which is a very flexible layout system, probably one of the most powerful responsive-first layout systems available across web and mobile platforms. This assignment also gave us our first introduction to networking, working with APIs and loading remote images. The next assignment will introduce new concept such as accepting user input and navigating between activities but will also reinforce important concepts such as networking, using APIs, handling remote images.
If you have any particular questions about the assignment in general or on any of the feedback, feel free to reply here or email us support@thecodepath.com.
Best, PT
P.S. Good to see you properly added the README with features completed and GIFs to your project as described in the submitting assignments guide!
My app is complete, please review. Also, I have a question about X, is that the right approach? /cc @thecodepath /cc @nesquena