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9 years ago :+1: Project looks good. Decent work on finishing all required stories and keeping the UI clean. I would recommend you to try more optionals as they help the most in learning.
- Good use of view holder pattern inside adapter
- Good to see you properly communicated the user to the user timeline fragment from the profile activity.
- Nicely done architecting the fragments (base class and extension classes) such that you put as much code and logic as possible in the base class and then used abstract methods to define only the specific behavior where they differ!
- Nice to see you used the ViewPager to properly setup the tabs!
- Good to see you played with styling a bit
- Consider adding progress bars to your app whenever a network request goes out
- Try to implement more optional features so that you will get to play with more widgets and understand complexities involved
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Let us know if you have any other thoughts or questions about this assignment. Hopefully you can see this coming together as a "fully fledged" twitter client with some more work and polish. This app contains all of the components now (fragments, models, networking, client, tab navigation, image loading, et al) of 90% of dynamic data-driven API client. Obviously there are lots of details and patterns to learn, but by this point you have been introduced to all the major frameworks and concepts. Hopefully you would feel fairly confident getting started making Android apps for instagram, pinterest, yardsale, flickr using the same patterns.
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