Hello I urgently need your help I imported this project, but it gives an error that there are no repositories.. what should I do, I really need your help😭
Thanks. 🤔 good question, I think both are great modern programming languages. And you can't go wrong learning either and with time some skills will be transferable. But it really depends whether you want to pursue android development first (Kotlin). Or iOS development (Swift).
Thank you for your Android Studio tutorials! Why when in the adapter add code: if(date.equals(CalendarUtils.selectedDate.now()) holder.dayOfMonth.setTextColor(Color.RED); Then the text of the current date is not highlighted in red? Please tell me my mistake.
An interesting design question, but the each cell is fully customisable. This is an app i built using the calendar in this tutorial, you can see the deisgn i went with, it might help. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccahill.com.au.raintracker&hl=en_AU&gl=US
Persistent data is not something that is handled automatically in Android. Here is a tutorial if you are interested ruclips.net/video/4k1ZMpO9Zn0/видео.html
@@CodeWithCal thanks, but I solved it! Do not recall at the moment exactly what was the cause. Thanks a lot for the tutorial! Also, are you going to also implement a persistence layer? So that whenever we stop & restart our app, the events we previously created can be seen. I guess easiest would be with Room. Also editing events (update the time of an event / delete a created event) would be very nice.
You can absolutely! You just won't have access to LocalDates which have a lot of convenience methods. But you can use just a regular dates. your methods will need to be a bit longer as there is a little more logic you will have to be responsible for
Arraylist has a remove function. www.geeksforgeeks.org/remove-element-arraylist-java/ or you could add a deleted field to the event class. it could be a boolean, but usually its better to use a date
@@CodeWithCal hahaha thank you man, i used this tutorial, I just have one problem, how to save it to SQLite database, because I need to save LocalDate and LocalTime (or LocalDateTime it's irrelevant) as a String, not using *parse* method
Monthly Calendar
ruclips.net/video/Ba0Q-cK1fJo/видео.html
You're the golden guy for the mobile development world.
In next of this series show, how to add pre-existing events into calendar just like Google calendar have? For example, Halloween etc.
please help, can i ask where is the data or the events created being stored? i urgently need it for my school project
You are amazing!
Thank you so much for your help!
Keep up the great work!
Can you do it in Kotlin too, please? ☺️
Thank you so much with all your android studio tutorials... Really helped a lot... Thank you!
You are welcome 😉
i really need help to instal from github
@@ricardocarvalho1456 ruclips.net/video/lIYj7UwHa4c/видео.html Hopefully this helps...
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I urgently need your help
I imported this project, but it gives an error that there are no repositories.. what should I do, I really need your help😭
Thank you so much. This project is very helpful 😇
i really need help to instal from github
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Keep it up
Thank you so much!!!
Can you make tuto to add a save process to the app. That will be 👌
You could combine with this SQlite tutorial in order to make the events persistent.
ruclips.net/video/4k1ZMpO9Zn0/видео.html
@@CodeWithCal Thank you i will check that 😉
@@CodeWithCal hello, how to put the localdate and localtime in the sql?
@@CodeWithCal if doing sharedpreferences, how would that work? tried EVERYTHING
Thank you for your movie! If you will start as app developer, what program language will you select.? Swift or Kotlin.?
Thanks.
🤔 good question, I think both are great modern programming languages. And you can't go wrong learning either and with time some skills will be transferable.
But it really depends whether you want to pursue android development first (Kotlin). Or iOS development (Swift).
Hey sir..how about picking another time ?
Because if I set event it will automatically set base on current time..
Tank you for your android studio tutorials!, it's very interesting and very helpfull
I have a tutorial for local notifications, might be what you are after.
ruclips.net/video/_Z2S63O-1HE/видео.html
Thank you for your Android Studio tutorials! Why when in the adapter add code:
if(date.equals(CalendarUtils.selectedDate.now()) holder.dayOfMonth.setTextColor(Color.RED);
Then the text of the current date is not highlighted in red? Please tell me my mistake.
Is there a way to add a reminder alarm for the calendar?
Super tus videos
Hi , Can u please provide code for this project.
thanks
How do I get the events to show on the monthly calendar too??
An interesting design question, but the each cell is fully customisable.
This is an app i built using the calendar in this tutorial, you can see the deisgn i went with, it might help.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccahill.com.au.raintracker&hl=en_AU&gl=US
It doesnt save the list when i close the app?
Persistent data is not something that is handled automatically in Android.
Here is a tutorial if you are interested ruclips.net/video/4k1ZMpO9Zn0/видео.html
09:05 my app keeps breaking when trying to access "Daily" .. any idea why?
What does it say in your console?
@@CodeWithCal thanks, but I solved it! Do not recall at the moment exactly what was the cause.
Thanks a lot for the tutorial!
Also, are you going to also implement a persistence layer? So that whenever we stop & restart our app, the events we previously created can be seen. I guess easiest would be with Room. Also editing events (update the time of an event / delete a created event) would be very nice.
@@munteanionut3993 same problem. Do you remember why?
@@Guivarpa27 hapff… sorry, cannot recall. But I think I might have my app in a github repo. Would it help you, maybe? Could check on that later
@@munteanionut3993 please give your github
Anyone knows if this can be done on Minimum SDK Lollipop?
You can absolutely! You just won't have access to LocalDates which have a lot of convenience methods. But you can use just a regular dates. your methods will need to be a bit longer as there is a little more logic you will have to be responsible for
how would you delete an event?
Arraylist has a remove function.
www.geeksforgeeks.org/remove-element-arraylist-java/
or you could add a deleted field to the event class. it could be a boolean, but usually its better to use a date
How this works in Fragment?
Don't see why this couldn't work in a fragment. :)
@@CodeWithCal My app crashes as I navigate my calendar :')
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next time make video even more faster, put 70 minute video in 10 minute, so we shall watch in x0.25 speed please...
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@@CodeWithCal hahaha thank you man, i used this tutorial, I just have one problem, how to save it to SQLite database, because I need to save LocalDate and LocalTime (or LocalDateTime it's irrelevant) as a String, not using *parse* method
Why don't you listen to people with doubts to set up classes? proud?