EDITTEXTS - Android Fundamentals

[@chandarith4555]

I do appreciate for your videos series. The way you teach is really effective. I do recommend for those who seeking for android development course. THANKS!

[@Coding_Gurus]

Keep up this work, Great respect for giving all the content and resources for free I mean you can't expect this much level of free content in today's world. Truly speaking, please never drop this kind of work.

[@adityakumdale6300]

hey man i am getting problem due to this new viewbinding can you please share code

[@cocotrack9413]

@@adityakumdale6300 I already encountered this issue and found the solution, do you still need it ?

[@HiHi-mq9yj]

Sir I want learn the Android studio but the new Android studio have different features now please make a video about the new version feature also

[@daiyrkanybekov8575]

Amazing lesson Friend!

[@TechWithBehruz]

Wow the best channel for Kotlin

[@salihdahi]

That is very helpful, thanks

[@PhilippLackner]

You're welcome!

[@roshrosh9991]

Really helpful

[@mayurkhatri8442]

hey how can i access the textview editview when i usen "kotlin-android-extensions" it shows me deprecated command so now which command i use?? pleace help me thankss!!!

[@NasserGhaleb-ou1cq]

val textView = findViewById(R.id.whatEverYourIdIs)

[@Aarmaxian]

Superb superb superb

[@anshbajpai9263]

Is Native app development worth learning or i should learn react or flutter , according to you ??

[@RohanSingh-fh3tt]

It all depends upon you, What you want to do ultimately,If you want to go for both iOS and Android at a time then I recommend going flutter or react, But if you want to know more about core things(and performance too) related to Android or iOS go for thier native versions

[@PhilippLackner]

@@RohanSingh-fh3tt I agree, most big companies are using native for development, as long as that is the case I would stick to it. But if you work in a small startup for example with limited money then flutter or react can be valid options

[@graphicnexus8662]

I loved this! Thank you, Philipp.

[@marypaul9627]

thank you.God bless you

[@ramadhansaputra3812]

attribute keyword:
input type, hint, ems

[@divyanshusharma5614]

Following this series #8th comment

[@Briogus]

Good Work!

[@denisk3852]

Simple and powerful

[@GeorgeTrialonis]

Bravo!!!

[@ArjunKumar-xt9bq]

Hi, ......text.toString().toInt() is showing an error in the above code. How can I fix it?

[@frozen1093]

show ur code in MainActivity

[@kamilstrzelczyk9051]

I have the same

[@elinekamaleo1260]

Me I have uninstall my ide and install it again now it's working

[@guy1407]

wonderfullllllll :)

[@DanielTobi00]

if it not runing you should do this.
navigate to build.gradle(Module.app)
inside the android parenthesis put this
buildFeatures{
viewBinding true
}
navigate back to the MainActivity and follow this pattern.
private lateinit var binding: ActivityMainBinding
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
binding = ActivityMainBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)
setContentView(binding.root)
binding.btnAdd.setOnClickListener{
val firstNumber = binding.etFirstNumber.text.toString().toInt()
val secondNumber = binding.etSecondNumber.text.toString().toInt()
val result = firstNumber + secondNumber
binding.tvResult.text = result.toString()
}
}

[@jimlthor]

Sucks you have to do this for every app. Should be a default thing or something you could click on instead of having to update it every damned time

[@DanielTobi00]

@@jimlthor i guess the advantage of it not being in the default settings, supercedes it being there.

[@jimlthor]

@Daniel Tobi maybe so. I'm new to this so I dunno wtf I'm talking about =)

[@DanielTobi00]

@@jimlthor same here, we are both learning.

[@jimlthor]

@@DanielTobi00 haha, good luck. I'm flying thru this stuff.. lets see if I can remember any of it in a week